Schools – Page 81 – Culver City Crossroads

CCUSD Wants Input on Superintendent Search

September 24, 2010 0

The Cosca Group, which is helping to facilitate CCUSD’s search for a new superintendent, is inviting the community to provide …[READ MORE]

CCUSD Seeks Applicants for “EE” Oversight Committee

September 21, 2010 0

The Culver City Unified School District Board of Education is currently seeking applications to establish a Citizens’ Oversight Committee as …[READ MORE]

Backpacks and School Supplies for Upward Bound Kids

September 3, 2010 0

Families of Upward Bound House, a community based, non-profit organization providing transitional housing and programs for homeless children and their …[READ MORE]

School Board Holds Special Meeting for Supervisor Search

August 31, 2010 0

The Culver City School Board held a special meeting on August 31 with the Cosca Group, a superintendent search firm, …[READ MORE]

Student Funding Bill Goes to Governor

August 30, 2010 0

Senate Bill 957, legislation authored by Senator Curren D. Price Jr. (D-Los Angeles) passed out of the Legislature and now …[READ MORE]

Westfield Supports CCUSD with Back to School Bash

August 30, 2010 0

Westfield Culver City held their “Back to School Bash” Saturday August 21 with an array of fun activities for students, …[READ MORE]

Linwood Howe Honors Prime Number-Students

August 19, 2010 0

In an era of steadily declining funds for public schools, the good news about math education in Culver City Unified …[READ MORE]

CCUSD Finances – Qualified for the Future?

July 27, 2010 0

The Los Angeles Times recently identified CCUSD as one of 160 school systems that have a “qualified” financial outlook, which …[READ MORE]

Gas Company Gives Scholarships to Local Graduates

July 16, 2010 0

The Gas Company awarded college scholarships to 153 students this year. Pictured, left to right, are local scholarship recipients’ Roman …[READ MORE]

Activists Sue the State Over Education

July 15, 2010 0

A coalition of advocacy groups representing thousands of parents and low-income students in California sued the state on Monday claiming …[READ MORE]