“Our Town” Poignantly Examines Small Town Life
On May 8, 9, 10 and 11, JBHS Drama presents its final play of the season with the simple, yet gripping masterpiece written by Thornton Wilder, "Our Town."
Yosemite Valley Art Installation Unveiled On John Muir Day
John Muir Middle School celebrated the statewide John Muir Day with the unveiling of the "Yosemite Valley" art installation on campus. The massive art work was created by local artist Randall Williams with help from Muir art students.
Party On The Plaza Honors Burbank Arts Champions
Fritz Coleman reprises his role as Master of Ceremonies for the 2014 BAFA Party On The Plaza. Local arts supporters are feted at the gala along with Honorary Chairs including Tim Burton, Dick Cook, Don Hahn, Ron Howard, Garry Marshall and Brett Ratner.
Burbank Council PTA Recognizes Over 50 People Making A Difference In Schools
More than 50 individuals were feted for their dedication and efforts to providing opportunities and making a difference in Burbank public schools.
BUSD Adds Second Dual Immersion Language Program At McKinley
BUSD plans to expand the popular Spanish Dual Immersion language program to McKinley Elementary in the coming school year. New McKinley Principal Liz Costella is expected to provide strong support.
Nickterns Brighten Up Stevenson Lunch Area With Huge Mural
Nickeodeon college interns painted an enormous mural along walls lining the Stevenson Elementary lunch shelter.
Washington Stands Up For World Autism Awareness Day
Washington Elementary students and staff wore blue and gathered to cheer and support Autism Awareness Day on April 2. Washington has a specialized Intensive Autism Program for students diagnosed with the neurodevelopmental disorder.
Wilke Walk At Jordan Middle School Raises $10,000
Close to 500 people from the community came out to walk at Jordan Middle School and raise funds for the Wilke family on Saturday.
JBHS Bands Ready Second Annual Goodwill Drive
Burroughs High School bands join with Goodwill and Box-n-Go Storage for second annual fundraiser and donation drive Sunday.
Arts For All Career Day Piques Student Interest
Burroughs High School arts programs displayed student work. Students also spoke with local professionals about careers in the arts fields.
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