Culver City’s educational services and public schools.
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CCEF – Legacy for Class of 2021
All graduating seniors and their families are invited to participate in the Class of 2021 CCEF Legacy Gift. As a …[READ MORE]
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Students 12 and Over – CCUSD Has Vaccine for You!
Everyone 12 years of age and older is now eligible to receive Pfizer’s COVID vaccine! CCUSD will continue to provide …[READ MORE]
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CCUSD Board Approves Firm for Superintendent Search
With Superintendent of Schools Leslie Lockhart moving towards her retirement next month, the CCUSD School Board has confirmed who will …[READ MORE]
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Freshman of All Ages Covered by Zero Tuition Program at WLAC
To assist recent high school graduates and others interested in starting or restarting their college journeys, West Los Angeles College …[READ MORE]
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CCUSD Declares “Teacher Appreciation Week”
The CCUSD Board of Education has declared May 2-8, 2021 Teacher Appreciation Week in Culver City. The proclamation that was …[READ MORE]
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CCHS Wins State Honor as Exemplary Arts School
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond has announced that 33 California schools, including Culver City High School, were selected …[READ MORE]
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CCHS Debaters to Head to California High School Speech Association State Championships
Members of the Culver City High School Speech and Debate Team are off to the California High School Speech Association …[READ MORE]
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CCUSD Music Education Wins National Recognition (for the Second Consecutive Year)
For the second year in a row, the Culver City Unified School District has earned the Best Communities for Music …[READ MORE]
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Calendar and Clock – School Board Rethinks Holiday, Moves Board Meeting to Earlier Time Slot
While the Culver City Unified School District is looking to the season to get students back on campus, there are …[READ MORE]
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Get Smart – UC Extends Pass/Fail Grading Acceptance
When the pandemic disrupted school throughout California, the University of California (“UC”) declared that it would accept Pass/Fail grades in …[READ MORE]