BUSD GATE Program Builds Momentum
Several parents speak up in support of continuing growth of Gifted And Talented Education programs in the school district, as school officials and the Board of Education discuss a report of the program and future funding.
Burbank Boy Scouts Build And Donate Manipulative To BAS Parent Ed Program
Two Boy Scout Webelos built a manipulative toy for the Craftsman Activity Badge and donated the interactive object to the Burbank Adult School's Mommy and Me program.
Burbank High School “Law Dogs” Excel at Mock Trial Competition
Burbank High School Law Dogs make it to the quarterfinals in Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) Mock Trial Competition
JordanARTS Presents Auditorium Benefit And Online Auction
JordanARTS announces an online auction, running through December 16, and an auditorium benefit show on January 8, to raise funds for much-needed upgrades to the aging performance space.
Disney Composer Richard Sherman And Burbank Music Teacher Steven Hollis Honored
Legendary songwriter Sherman and beloved Burbank music teacher Hollis received Shining Star awards in recognition of their years of dedication and support of children's musical education.
JBHS Production of Flowers for Algernon Named Best Play by CETA
Flowers for Algernon scored an incredible 99.06% out of 100% in the categories of acting, directing, and technical work
Miller Elementary Theater Arts Presents “Alice In Wonderland”
Fourth-graders at Joaquin Miller Elementary staged "Alice in Wonderland" recently, a play adapted by fourth-grade teachers John Ossiff and Melissa Pamperin drawn from the original Lewis Carroll story.
District Looks to Private Sector for Next Burroughs Principal
District selects Deborah Madrigal from the Roll Global Corporation to head high school. She also served as Principal of Franklin High School in Los Angeles Unified School District for a year
Nickelodeon Interns Brighten Miller Elementary With Massive Mural
Nickelodeon interns recently completed a massive mural in Joaquin Miller Elementary's lunch shelter depicting the school's mascot, a jaguar, in different scenes.
“Flowers For Algernon” Blossoms At Burroughs High
The entire cast shines under DIRECTOR GUY MYERS, whose masterful handling of the play’s many subtexts makes it easy to see why Flowers for Algernon, written in the middle of the last century, still speaks to us today
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Burbank Girls Volleyball Victorious Over Visiting Glendale In Four Sets
Burbank defeated visiting Glendale across four games.
Letter to the Editor: Resident Wants Candidate to State Stance on Ice, Flock Cameras
. "You cannot ask voters to judge you by your values while refusing to tell them what those values are when the questions get difficult."
Mayor Takahashi Earns Two Cal Cities Torch Awards
. Mayor Takahashi was recognized during the Mayors & Council Members Department Meeting at the Cal Cities Annual Conference & Expo