Culver City’s educational services and public schools.
Nancy Jo Sales, an award-winning Vanity Fair journalist and author will present a talk on the use of social media by young people and the challenges they are facing. Her talk entitled “American Girls: Social Media and …[READ MORE]
Most college fairs look to unite high school seniors with the colleges and universities they plan to attend the following fall, but in Culver City, the focus is one reminding students of all ages that …[READ MORE]
Two years after the passage of Bond Measure CC in 2014, the Culver City Unified School District continues to thank our residents for investing in our schools, students, community, and culture. Totaling $106 million, Bond …[READ MORE]
Tonight’s ‘Kids at Hope’ Symposium has just added free childcare onsite from 6:15 to 8:30 pm. Parents who are wishing to attend can skip the phone calls to baby sitters and just bring the family. …[READ MORE]
Antwone Fisher, award-winning writer, poet and filmmaker, and Rick Miller, founder of Kids at Hope, will visit CCUSD, Robert Frost Auditorium on September 7th to share how HOPE is used as a strategy to achieve success …[READ MORE]
Linwood Howe Elementary would like to thank The Culver Studios, one of our new community partners from this past school year. Located in the school’s backyard, the Culver Studios sponsored a 3-year movie license so …[READ MORE]
Now that the school year is over, it’s a moment to look back at how our children have been shaped, and changed by our schools, and the people who teach them. You can honor a …[READ MORE]
Antwone Fisher, whose life was the inspiration for a major motion picture starring Denzel Washington, and Rick Miller, Founder of Kids at Hope, an international organization that studies family, school and community cultures to better …[READ MORE]
The Culver City High School Academy of Visual and Performing Arts, founded in 1996, is about to celebrate 20 years of creating art and changing lives. Java Gala VIII, the annual year end performance is …[READ MORE]
More free stuff for your kids at West LA College! Thanks to a new grant, West Los Angeles College will be offering Free Teen Tech Classes this summer in addition to the Free Career Discovery …[READ MORE]
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