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Several schools shine as API scores are released
Burbank schools uniformly exceeded the much-coveted Academic Performance Index score of 800, according to 2010-11 data released Wednesday by the California Department of Education.
Leading the pack was Stevenson Elementary School, which earned a score...Tags: Teaching and Learning, School Examinations, PTA, Examinations
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Burbank schools step up on tests
Burbank Unified achieved what few districts across the nation can claim: Every single campus beat the federal student testing benchmark last school year — a score of 800 on the Academic Performance Index. The achievement was made all the more...Tags: Teaching and Learning, School Examinations, Education, Examinations
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School board candidate Gregory Bragg
Bragg was raised in Eagle Rock and moved to Burbank in 1998 when he married his wife, Holly Roy, a Burbank native. He is the father of three children, who attend Burbank schools. Bragg has been involved in numerous service organizations and groups,...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Human Interest, Washington (U.S. state), Politics, Finance
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School board candidate Roberta Grande Reynolds
Current school board member Roberta Grande Reynolds is a Burbank native, and a member of a three-generation Burbank family. As a child she attended Franklin Elementary, Luther Middle School and Burbank High School. Her two adult daughters also attended...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Budgets and Budgeting, Teaching and Learning, Human Interest, School Examinations
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School board candidate Ted Bunch
Current school board member Ted Bunch has lived in Burbank for 24 years, and taught in Burbank Unified from 1962 to 1999. A military brat, Bunch attended Glendale Community College and San Fernando State College, eventually earning a general secondary...Tags: Elections, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Career and Workplace
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Schools' exam scores improve
BURBANK — Student achievement improved at Burbank Unified, with one elementary school shedding its troubled status after two consecutive years of testing gains, according to standardized test data released Monday. Burbank Unified bettered its...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Heads of State, School Examinations, Washington (U.S. state), Government
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Schools miss federal marks
BURBANK — Two Burbank Unified campuses missed their federal academic targets this year, putting them at risk of sanctions next school year. If Jefferson, Miller elementary schools do not meet their federal academic achievement levels next year,...Tags: Students, Labor Legislation, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Teaching and Learning, Career and Workplace
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Magnolia Park Optimist Club installs officers
The installation of new officers and directors of the Magnolia Park Optimist Club for the 2010-11 year was held on Sept. 16 at the Elks club. Former Lt. Gov. Jim Lloyd first retired the outgoing officers — President Terry Scott, and board members,...Tags: Hollywood (Los Angeles, California), Animals, Preventative Medicine, Diseases and Illnesses, Human Interest
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Four file to vie for school board
Three current Burbank Unified school board members and one challenger have filed preliminary papers to run in next year's election. Incumbents Roberta Reynolds, Ted Bunch and Dave Kemp will seek to protect their seats against challenger Gregory Bragg in...Tags: Local Elections, Elections, Burbank (Los Angeles, California), Teaching and Learning, School Examinations
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Singing is in their souls
Youngsters from middle and high school are testing their singing and choreography skills and learning to collaborate with different age groups at John Burroughs' Summer Performance Workshop 2010.
The three-week course is coordinated by the high school's...Tags: Dance, Hot Dogs, Foods and Beverages, John Burroughs, Music
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L.A. Unified can apply for federal Race to the Top funds
For the first time, L.A. Unified and other individual school districts can apply for federal Race to the Top grants, bypassing California officials, including the governor, who had objected to the rules for receiving the education-reform incentives....
Tags: Arne Duncan, Teaching and Learning, Robert F. Kennedy, Music, Teachers Unions
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Leading high schools cited on Newsweek list
Nineteen high schools in Palm Beach and Broward counties appear in Newsweek magazine's survey called "America's Best High Schools 2012." Suncoast High in Riviera Beach appears at No. 9 on the ranking of 1,000 leading public high schools. According to the...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Schools, Riviera Beach, Education, Pompano Beach
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