Culver City’s educational services and public schools.
The Exchange Club of Culver City recently donated $5,000 to the Friends of the Culver City Youth Health Center. The Club has been instrumental in providing funding to the Health Center since its inception in …[READ MORE]
On Tuesday April 10, as if the council election were not enough for one small town, the Culver City Unified School District held a meeting to clarify where they stood on the threat of a …[READ MORE]
Tonight the CCUSD School Board will hold a Special Board Workshop Study Session to review and discuss Board Bylaw 9310 as it pertains to board policies. That meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. on …[READ MORE]
Recently, 26 students from Culver City Middle School competed against 300 students from 11 other schools at USC in a variety of MESA math, science and engineering competitions. Peter Tran and Maartin Hessling won first …[READ MORE]
After consulting on legal issues in regard to the ACE “demand to bargain” on the El Marino adjunct program, CCUSD has declined to come to the table. According to District Superintendent Patti Jaffe, the district’s …[READ MORE]
The 67-member Symphonic Jazz Orchestra (SJO), the only ensemble of its kind in the country dedicated to the unique American genre of symphonic jazz – music that blends the American language of jazz with European …[READ MORE]
The question put to CCUSD Food Services Director Julie Garcia came back with the answer that parents were wanting to hear. “The companies who supply our beef products have stated that they do not use …[READ MORE]
At the March 13 meeting of the Culver City School Board, the board unanimously approved solar consultant Clyde Murley as the guiding light to get the process completed, and get solar power in place at …[READ MORE]
Dear Editor, Reality check time. At last night’s School Board meeting the District’s Chief Financial Officer, Mr. Ali Delawalla, clearly spelled out the dire economic future facing our school district. The State is running out …[READ MORE]
The Culver City Education Foundation has a score that’s more than musical – the ASCAP Foundation (American Society of Composers and Performers) has awarded a $2,000 grant to support CCUSD’s 2nd grade Artists in Schools …[READ MORE]
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