Schools

Never has it been more important to understand statistics. For many college students, it’s a requirement to be dreaded. Here is a way to start to introduce statistics to students at any level or even …[READ MORE]

Culver City High School sophomore Ava Frans was selected as the art contest winner for West Basin Municipal Water District’s Water is Life Student Art Contest. Ava was selected from among nearly 500 submissions received …[READ MORE]

Learning online is a process still in evolution; the pandemic has required many people to take a huge leap into a method they are still trying to utilize for optimum effect. Antioch University’s Faculty Caucus …[READ MORE]

Throughout the month of April Antioch University Continuing Education is offering a series of free online webinars, designed to connect our campuses, alumni and communities in this uncertain time. Course offering include webinars on Impacts …[READ MORE]

Heal the Bay, a non-profit environmental organization, has always leaned heavily into education. Now that many of us are ‘home schooling,’ marine biology and environmental studies can be part of your curriculum. You’re Invited To …[READ MORE]

On February 11, the Board of the Culver City Unified School District passed a resolution supporting the Schools and Communities Fair Funding Act, which will be a measure on the November, 2020 ballot. If approved …[READ MORE]

Jason Williams stood tall and confidently spelled the word P-R-E-V-I-O-U-S to take home the 15th Annual Culver City Unified School District Spelling Bee title on February 20 at Robert Frost Auditorium. The fifth-grader from La …[READ MORE]

Parent representatives from each CCUSD school’s English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC) came together to review the academic achievement and English language proficiency data for our English Learners, and to provide feedback on CCUSD’s program to …[READ MORE]

CCUSD’s music program has had a profound effect on CCMS student Hailey Gomberg and her family. Not only did her parents, James (class of ’89) and Missy (Young) Gomberg (class of ’90), meet as young …[READ MORE]

As an Equity in Arts Education District, CCUSD offers multiple opportunities at every grade level for students to learn through the arts: visual arts, dance, film, theatre and music. Theatre has the unique ability to …[READ MORE]