Schools

Children under 18, accompanied by an adult, may get a free meal at Washington Elementary School Monday through Thursday between June 16 and July 17 this summer.

Organized by the Young Storytellers Foundation, the Young Movie Makers program celebrated a successful year with a screening of student films at Disney Studios in Burbank.

Cheyenne Castro is the 2014 recipient of the McKinley Alumni Scholarship.

BAFA Foundation awards over $25,000 to six school programs for their twice-yearly funding cycle. The money is matched by over $53,000 from the district to support arts education and cross-curricular programs in public schools.

BUSD Board of Education approved a plan to offer one Spanish language class to eighth-graders for the 2014-15 school year.

Seventh-graders were recognized for their ongoing friendship and compassion for classmate and friend.

Burroughs High School's 'Our Town' play impressed audiences over its four-day run

GATE author and educator Nathan Levy gave the keynote address at the first annual BUSD GATE conference.

Students from John Muir Middle School try their hand, or rather, their vocal chords, at making sounds and voices for a class on digital recording at Nickelodeon Animation Studios.

Four administrators were honored and recognized by 24 nearby districts