Schools

Burroughs High School students impress again with a fun-filled "Guys And Dolls," drawing on the talents of young actors, musicians and singers.

Muir and Burbank High performing arts students make history by combining for the first time on a show. It kicks off a fundraising campaign to raise $100,000 to modernize Muir's auditorium. Community partners have already donated $2,000 toward the campaign

Members of the Jordan Starr Players Theater Workshop debuted their inaugural play "Little Red Riding Hood," a mash-up story of featuring well-known fairytale characters.

Approximately two-thirds. or 800, of the students attending Jordan Middle School were invited to the annual pancake A's Breakfast. Teachers and staff prepared breakfast for students who received at least one "A" on their report card.

BUSD will hold informational meetings on the growing Spanish Dual Immersion program for Kindergarten and first grade classes in 2014-15 on Monday and Tuesday, February 10 and 11.

Eight- and nine-year-olds celebrate Martin Luther King with a song and a poem and put on a class play. Youngsters in the bilingual immersion program speak and sign the words for hearing, deaf and hard of hearing audience members.

Nearly 100 fourth-graders at Edison Elementary sing about the history of electricity for the exciting musical, "It's Electrifying."

BAS shows off its colorful and inspiring hallway artwork at a recent Open House and class registration event.

Money from the California Department of Education will offset the cost of hiring the additional teachers, with many anticipated to be hired in the next three to four years.

Every year, beginning on the last Sunday in January, Catholic schools around the country celebrate Catholic education during Catholic Schools Week