Andrew J. Campa

Andrew J. Campa covers education for the Burbank Leader and Glendale News-Press. He has been a reporter for Times Community News since 2011 and previously covered high school and college sports, and has written the occasional professional sports feature. Previously, Campa worked at the Whittier Daily News and Pasadena Star-News. He’s a proud Cal State Fullerton (#tusksup) and Pasadena City College alumnus. He hopes the Chicago Bears will get back to the Super Bowl one day.

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Muir Middle School removes mural of Nobel Prize winner from Hall of Heroes

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Muir Middle School removes mural of Nobel Prize winner from Hall of Heroes

Muir Middle School removed a mural of Aung San Suu Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and Myanmar political icon, from its Hall of Heroes this week as the world leader testifies at the Hague.
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Glendale Unified’s FLAG program recognized for banner effort

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Glendale Unified’s FLAG program recognized for banner effort

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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Spotlight shines on Stevenson Elementary fourth-graders during second annual film festival

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Spotlight shines on Stevenson Elementary fourth-graders during second annual film festival

About 95 fourth-graders from Stevenson Elementary School combined to submit three films, one for each classroom, in the school’s second annual film festival.
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Glendale High School’s Jamie Fritz, Crescenta Valley High’s Solomon Kim named Coke Scholar semifinalists

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Glendale High School’s Jamie Fritz, Crescenta Valley High’s Solomon Kim named Coke Scholar semifinalists

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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Smart enrollment growth is focus for St. John Paul II STEM Academy

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Smart enrollment growth is focus for St. John Paul II STEM Academy

Despite a student body of only 13 students, St. John Paul II STEM Academy administrators say they are looking for slow, responsible growth
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Healthy cooking finds home at Roosevelt Middle School thanks to Rotary club

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Healthy cooking finds home at Roosevelt Middle School thanks to Rotary club

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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Classified employees in short supply at Burbank Unified

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Classified employees in short supply at Burbank Unified

A 27-page report by Debbie Kukta, Burbank Unified’s new assistant superintendent of administrative services, says the district lacks classified employees.
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First 100-days report shows Burbank Unified isn’t paying off vacation accruals

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First 100-days report shows Burbank Unified isn’t paying off vacation accruals

Rising vacation accruals and overseeing overtime at the Burbank Unified School District are listed as “areas to watch.”
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Principal for a Day event looks to greater understanding between community, schools

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Principal for a Day event looks to greater understanding between community, schools

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 aims to create brighter holidays for area children

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Glendale High School’s Adopt-A-Family Club aims to create brighter holidays for area children

Glendale High School’s Adopt-A-Family Club is trying to raise $2,000 this holiday season to purchase gifts for underserved area children.