Culver City’s educational services and public schools.
The Culver City School Board held a special meeting on August 31 with the Cosca Group, a superintendent search firm, to begin the process of selecting a new superintendent of schools. Board President Steve Gourley …[READ MORE]
Senate Bill 957, legislation authored by Senator Curren D. Price Jr. (D-Los Angeles) passed out of the Legislature and now goes to the Governor for his signature. The bill gives priority in granting Cal Grant …[READ MORE]
Westfield Culver City held their “Back to School Bash” Saturday August 21 with an array of fun activities for students, including a Back to Cool Fashion Show. There were Disney movies and crafts, including creating …[READ MORE]
In an era of steadily declining funds for public schools, the good news about math education in Culver City Unified is multiplying. In particular, Linwood E. Howe Elementary, host of the only Math Olympiads Tournament …[READ MORE]
The Los Angeles Times recently identified CCUSD as one of 160 school systems that have a “qualified” financial outlook, which the Times defined as “at risk although probably not in danger of immediate bankruptcy.” According …[READ MORE]
The Gas Company awarded college scholarships to 153 students this year. Pictured, left to right, are local scholarship recipients’ Roman Cortes, Animo Venice Charter High School, Sharon O’Rourke, Gas Company public affairs manager, and Melvin …[READ MORE]
A coalition of advocacy groups representing thousands of parents and low-income students in California sued the state on Monday claiming that California is failing in its legal obligation to adequately and equitably fund its public …[READ MORE]
In the fourth and final round of grant applications for this school year, the Culver City Education Foundation funded 10 CCUSD projects: one for grades 2-8, four projects for elementary schools, two for the middle …[READ MORE]
An estimated 12,000 revelers packed the field at Culver City High School for the annual Fireworks Show. Among those volunteers from the Exchange Club helping out at the event was Dr. Luther Henderson, taking tickets …[READ MORE]
The Academy of Visual & Performing Arts at Culver City High School recognizes the following 50 program graduates on their achievements and scholarly pursuits. The Academy operates after school and is open to all high …[READ MORE]
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