Schools

The world needs more film makers- Come and enjoy Culver City High School’s first film festival in over ten years. Friday, May 31st at 7 pm at CCHS at the Robert Frost Auditorium.  Bring the …[READ MORE]

As the end of another school year approaches, the Culver City Unified School District wants to keep everyone updated on the major Measure CC Bond projects that are still in process: The Science Building for …[READ MORE]

The calendar is filled with music as the students of CCUSD prepare for all kinds of spring performances, open to the public to soak up the magical acoustics of the Robert Frost Auditorium. The CCMS …[READ MORE]

A $0 Tuition program for incoming freshmen regardless of household income, career programs preparing students to make $60,000 or more annually on average, and degree programs tailored for working adults will be among the information …[READ MORE]

Gone are the days of school counselors sitting in their office simply handing out college applications, making schedule changes for students who want to drop a class or meeting with the troublemakers in the school. …[READ MORE]

Culver City Unified School District’s campuses were built over 50 years ago. We are embarking on district-wide campus master plans and educational specifications (design guidelines) to use as a strategic road map for the future. …[READ MORE]

The Culver City High School Concert Band will share the stage with the Longmont High School Concert Band this Friday at 7 pm. For the second time in five years, our guests from Longmont, Colorado …[READ MORE]

In developing the Annual Update to the Culver City Unified School District’s Three-Year LCAP (Local Control Accountability Plan), CCUSD is gathering input from our students, teachers, staff, parents, and public partners to determine the goals, …[READ MORE]

Not all superheroes are on the big screen. Yesterday, Victoria Alonso, executive producer and president of production for Marvel Studios, made a special visit to La Ballona Elementary School to visit fourth-grader Debbie Flores. Debbie …[READ MORE]

The common perception is that academic work is what makes a student successful. But what if we had evidence that it’s the creative work that satisfies the standard? Susana Fattorini, one of CCUSD’s two Elementary …[READ MORE]