Culver City’s educational services and public schools.
Last night, January 24, 2016 the Culver City School Board approved the 2017-2018 Calendar which is now posted on the district’s web page under News & Announcements. Elementary Trimesters, Adult School, and Summer School dates …[READ MORE]
Celebrate theatre arts in CCUSD at a free Front & Center Theatre Collaborative Extravaganza for all ages! This is your chance to experience the innovative and inspiring theatre programs our students have been enjoying. There …[READ MORE]
Tips for Seniors — Spring Semester is here, what should a college-going student be doing? At this point you have either finished or are finishing your college applications. Congratulations for getting this far! If you …[READ MORE]
“For too long now, bullying has been a silent epidemic in our schools. Senseless suicides of bullied kids & teens has finally given a voice to its victims and a spotlight to its long-term dangers. …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Unified School District has something new to offer this year – an evening event focused on “The State of The District.” Tickets are now on sale for an evening of “socializing, collaboration and …[READ MORE]
We have health care on campus, but even care needs care; your help is required to keep the Sandy Segal Youth Health Center healthy! All children must be physically and mentally healthy to learn and …[READ MORE]
Join us for an evening of socializing, collaboration and inspiration on behalf of Culver City schools. Meet and mingle with our new Superintendent, Dr. Josh Arnold, and hear his vision for continued excellence in our …[READ MORE]
Antioch University Los Angeles is proud to announce a new scholarship opportunity for undergraduate students transferring from a community college with whom AULA has an articulation agreement; That’s WLA, SMC or other listed below – …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School’s dancers performed on one of the world’s most exclusive stages last Friday Night: Google Venice Beach. But they didn’t do it alone. The school’s Girls Who Code club (pictured left) did …[READ MORE]
Culver City High School senior Laura Bourne was one of three girls in The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Mentorship Program surprised by Loyola Marymount University with the LMU/Women in Entertainment scholarship, a full-ride, four-year …[READ MORE]
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