Schools

Burbank Unified high school students and their parents collected information on a large variety of colleges, universities, trade schools and careers at the 23rd annual BUSD College and Career Fair.

Second bomb threat in less then a week at the Burbank High campus. This time threat was made through graffiti on a bathroom stall

Burbank Police Department determined that there was no credible threat from number that was not traceable

John Burroughs High School Junior State of America hosted a mock presidential election during lunch on Tuesday

Luther Middle School students had the beach brought to them thanks to the efforts of the PTSA

Students and families enjoyed burgers, shave ice, a book fair and live music at annual PTA-sponsored event.

Students, guests and staff remained silent to honor Patriot Day as Jordan's Choir members walked the halls, singing the National Anthem.

School and City officials gathered to celebrate the new student kitchen built with a $10,000 grant from IKEA at the Burbank Community Day School, which provides education and teaches skills for at-risk youth in grades seven through twelve.

The results from spring 2015 new Common Core Standards testing are in and Burbank beats state and county averages

Burbank Unified Superintendent Matt Hill spoke at a recent Burbank Arts For All Foundation Community meeting, laying out his challenge for the Foundation, along with BUSD District officials, business partners and stakeholders to create a community vision plan for the arts in Burbank