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A report by Glendale Unified School District staff members identified high school seniors as having difficulty attending classes on Fridays and in May.
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Clark Magnet High School science teacher Dominique Evans-Bye was one of 13 individual and 15 total winners of a Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring.
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Within a year’s time, Glendale High School’s new $15.7 million pool facility will be completed and be ready to accommodate CIF-SS playoff games.
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Local reaction from Burbank and Glendale Unified personnel were mixed after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed historic Senate Bill 328 into law.
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The theater arts department at Glendale Community College will present the drama “Twelve Angry Jurors” by Reginald Rose for eight performances, beginning Nov. 7.
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Fourth- and fifth-graders from Monte Vista and R.D. White elementary schools learned about conservation and power outages at Glendale Water & Power’s Utility Day.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 568 into law Tuesday evening, which allows Glendale Community College to close its door on April 24.
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Glendale Unified’s board votes 5-0 on Monday to file an appeal of a territory transfer decision, while agreeing to file a lawsuit in superior court.
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Many students from the Glendale Unified School Districts took part in International Walk to School Day on Wednesday morning.
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Glendale Unified pushed back at the idea its schools were “failing” at the Glendale Educational Foundation State of the Schools Breakfast on Thursday.
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Roosevelt Middle School educator Randy Kamiya was awarded the Extra Yard for Teachers Award for effectively utilizing STEAM education to inspire students.
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Crescenta Valley High School is celebrating Ally Week, five days of student activities that surround a conversation about the meaning of “allyship.”
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Students from Monte Vista Elementary School welcomed the Minnesota K-Pop band MKDC for a pair of rousing performances Friday.
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Glendale Unified School District is projecting a second straight year of a 200-student plus enrollment drop in a report delivered to the board.
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Glendale Unified schools need nearly $700 million worth of repairs, upgrades and improvements a report issued last week by district staff confirms.
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