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Every Roosevelt, Toll and Wilson middle school student and teacher are receiving technology updates funded by Verizon for the 2020-21 school year.
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Senate Bill 1091 was introduced in the hopes that it will increase campus safety by mandating the cross-reporting of information on various school threats between law enforcement and education agencies. -
The Glendale Unified school board unanimously approved a resolution designating March 2020 as Arts Education in California Month.
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Glendale Community College has purchased 11 residential properties and plans to buy two more for a parking-lot expansion at the Garfield Campus.
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Cerritos Elementary hosted a coding project open house for students to show off their coding projects from Lego block cityscapes to robots.
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Candidates running for seats on the Glendale Unified school board in the March 3 primary election discuss key issues in a forum.
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A few weeks past the International Holocaust Remembrance Day on Jan. 27, Holocaust survivors speak to students at two Glendale high schools.
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Glendale Unified board members unanimously voted to observe Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action in February in conjunction with Black History Month.
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The California Armenian Legislative Caucus is honoring six winners with scholarships during the annual Armenian Advocacy Day in April.
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As a solution to a mural being sullied, Balboa Elementary students picked up brushes to paint.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom released the proposed state budget in January. Glendale Community College Board of Trustees get a preview on how it could affect the campus.
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Glendale High School’s Adopt-A-Family club surpassed its $2,000 fundraising goal and another district school wants to do the same.
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Last Friday, Horace Mann Elementary ended their weeklong celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. by beautifying the school and neighborhood.
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Glendale Unified held a special board meeting featuring a student-led panel discussion about belonging, school spirit, communications and attendance.
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Glendale Unified and California School Employees Assn. tentatively agree on allocating $1.4 million in classified employee wages.
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