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The Myth of the 4 Year College Degree, ( or is it?) The times they are a changing. Back when most parents of current high school students went to college, a four-year college education was …[READ MORE]

It was standing room only at the Sunday March 20 meeting of Culver City for Quiet Skies, with almost a hundred people attending to connect with the grassroots organization focused on the jet noise that …[READ MORE]

Culver Citizens will celebrate the city’s 100th birthday with a parade, poetry, parties, a gala and a full year of events celebrating the city’s colorful history from Screenland to Silicon Beach. The celebration starts this …[READ MORE]

Linwood Howe is proud to be the recipient of a Sony Pictures Greener World Grant. Sony Pictures developed the Greener World Grant to give its employees worldwide the opportunity to submit an application for a …[READ MORE]

The Office of Child Development is seeking a new director, and the district is opening their ears to what parents and staff want to see in that position “to support the needs of a nurturing …[READ MORE]

NASA’s Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport (InSight) mission to study the deep interior of Mars is targeting a new launch window that begins May 5, 2018, with a Mars landing scheduled …[READ MORE]

The Culver City Education Foundation has proudly announced its 2016 Classified Employees of the Year 2016: Office of Child Development – Angelica Soria El Marino – Christine Barocio El Rincon – Sherri Prendergast Farragut – …[READ MORE]

Culver City Middle School eighth-grader Cooper Komatsu won the Scripps L.A. County Regional Spelling Bee on Sunday, March 13 at Walter Reed Middle School. He competed in a field of 95 contestants from all over …[READ MORE]