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When Culver City High School’s Danger Zone Dance Company considers “Where It All Comes Together,” you can’t be certain of where they’ll end up. Known for their creative dance theater work, the dance students and …[READ MORE]
The Mental State an exciting and deeply emotional family drama that addresses addiction, faith and mental illness in our society. The playwright, drama teacher Josh Adell, raises important and relevant questions about the way our culture …[READ MORE]
The Turning Point School Board of Trustees is pleased to announce that Dr. Laura Konigsberg has been appointed the next Head of School beginning July 1, 2016. She will succeed Deborah Richman who, in the …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Culver City 6th Grade Flag Football team, unbeaten and unchallenged in the 6th grade league, moved up to face more competitive 7th and 8th graders in a D-1 League. After a minor …[READ MORE]
At a recent school board meeting CCEF Executive Director Leslie Adler (pictured left) announced that in the 2014-15 school year CCEF gave $401,472 for innovative programs, equipment and support to our CCUSD schools. Adler’s presentation …[READ MORE]
With dozens of students wanting to play Flag Football, the Culver City Middle School decided to field its first ever 6th Grade Flag Football team. This season, more than 30 incoming 6th graders signed up …[READ MORE]
Culver City High faces University High School for the first time. Both teams come in at 2-1, looking to either get even, or fall way behind The Centaurs got off to a slow start and …[READ MORE]
Last spring CCEF helped the Culver City High School Green Thumbs Club obtain a grant for $5,500 from the Richard B. Seigal Foundation. The grant made it possible for the Green Thumbs to put an …[READ MORE]
Are you standing at the foot of a huge mountain known as the COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS? Are you searching for pathways, wondering how you are going to climb, let alone get started? How do you …[READ MORE]
Make sure your email address won’t make your grandmother blush. This bit of common sense came directly from University of California and Cal State admissions officers at Culver City High Schools 17th Annual College Fair. …[READ MORE]
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