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State Sen. Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) introduced Senate bills 805 and 849, two measures dealing with absences of school employees and students.
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For the first time, the Glendale Unified School District funded anti-vaping talks for all middle and high schools, as well as fifth- and sixth-grade students at the elementary level. -
Glendale Unified filed its first interim budget on Dec. 17 and acknowledged its General Reserve Fund will continue to shrink.
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Wrap-up of the top stories in Glendale in 2019
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Eight candidates will vie for two Glendale Unified School District board of education and two Glendale Community College board of trustee seats in the March 3 election.
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Balboa, Horace Mann, Mark Keppel, Monte Vista, R.D. White and Valley View elementary schools were honored last week as California Distinguished Schools.
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GCC women’s tennis player Jennifer Goldsbury was killed, and two members of the squad were injured, in a five-car collision Sunday morning in Duarte.
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Glendale Unified’s dual-immersion program was honored with a Golden Bell for excellence in education and governance from the California School Boards Assn.
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Glendale High School’s Jamie Fritz and Crescenta Valley’s Solomon Kim were selected as Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation semifinalists late last month.
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The Glendale Sunrise Rotary Club is spearheading a six-week healthy cooking class at Roosevelt Middle School, looking to help underprivileged students.
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Thirty-one leaders from Glendale businesses, nonprofits and the city took part in the 28th annual Glendale Educational Foundation Principal for a Day.
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Glendale High School’s Adopt-A-Family Club is trying to raise $2,000 this holiday season to purchase gifts for underserved area children.
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The six-member Glendale Teachers Assn. Political Action Committee is setting up interviews and will eventually offer endorsements for city elections in March.
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Hoover High’s band just nudges Bell Gardens, 88.85-88.1, to win its fifth consecutive state championship on Saturday.
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Overcrowding may lead to the end of the Balboa Elementary School’s sixth-grade program as Glendale Unified officials begin talks about moving students to Toll Middle School.
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