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John Burroughs High graduates take the field for final hurdle
More than a thousand spectators filled the stands of Memorial Field Thursday night to cheer not for a game, but for John Burroughs High School students clearing the final hurdle. As the 602 red-gowned members of the class of 2013 talked excitedly...Tags: California Polytechnic State University, Entertainment Events, High Schools, Tennis, Music
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John Burroughs High School choir teams sing songs of success
Look no further than John Burroughs High School to find the national grand champions of all high school choirs in the United States. After months — and for some students, years — of work, two choir teams at John Burroughs High School secured...
Tags: Education, Crime, Law and Justice, High Schools, Music, Students
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Somewhat of a homecoming for Burbank High's new principal
Glendale High Associate Principal Mike Bertram will leave the Nitros this summer to become Burbank High School’s new principal. One of 20 people who applied for the position, Bertram replaces current principal Hani Youssef, who was recently...
Tags: High Schools
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Amid down enrollment, staff exits at Bell-Jeff, Archdiocese of Los Angeles affirms support
The Archdiocese of Los Angeles has pledged to continue supporting Bellarmine-Jefferson High School despite declining enrollment and recent announcements that the school’s principal and athletic director will step down this year. In late March,...
Tags: High Schools, Religion and Belief
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Bell-Jeff High School Principal John Matheus says he'll step down
After two years as principal of Bellarmine-Jefferson High School, John Matheus is resigning from his post. Matheus stepped in as principal of the school in 2011 after spending 30 years in various roles at La Salle High School in Pasadena. When Matheus...Tags: Education, High Schools
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Marcus LoVett Jr. leaving Providence High School
Marcus LoVett Jr., one of the most highly touted sophomore boys' basketball players in the country, has left Providence High, head of school Joe Sciuto said Friday in a statement. Earlier this month, LoVett, the reigning All-Area Boys' Basketball Player...
Tags: High Schools, High School Sports, Students, California Interscholastic Federation, Teaching and Learning
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Editorial: Leave schools off the bill for cleanup
The Glendale and Burbank school districts won a reprieve this week when the county Board of Supervisors delayed voting on a plan to place a storm-water cleanup proposition on the ballot, a move that could cost the districts thousands. If approved by...Tags: Voting
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On the Town: BCC continues its basket-giving tradition
Yesterday, thousands of families throughout Burbank joined millions upon millions around the world in celebrating Christmas by opening gifts and enjoying a special meal with those they love. For 537 Burbank families that may not have happened were it...
Tags: Religious Festivals, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Elementary Schools, Holidays
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A history of charity for Burbank Christmas tree operator
Gary Casella hovered over a 17-foot bundled Christmas tree one recent morning under a large white tent on the Burbank High School soccer field. “This one’s going to the city of Burbank,” Casella, 74, said of the 19-year-old tree, one of...
Tags: High Schools, Religious Festivals, High School Sports, Google+, Holidays
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Sports Roundup: Marcus LoVett Jr. shines early, UFC's Jose Aldo visits Burbank, Daniel De La Torre wins state and a local legend retires
Marcus LoVett Jr., the Providence High School's 5'10 sophomore shooting guard who led the nation in scoring among freshmen last season, has already caught the attention of college scouts and the national media, and in the Pioneers' 2012-13 season opener,...
Tags: Morton's The Steakhouse, Ultimate Fighting Championship, High Schools, Sports, California Interscholastic Federation
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Actor to deaf Burbank students: 'If someone says no, move on to the next yes'
Bob Hiltermann was four years old when he lost his hearing to spinal meningitis, but another six years would pass before anyone around him would discover he was deaf. He was 10 when a teacher debunked his family’s assumption that he was “...
Tags: Education, Gallaudet University, High Schools, Meningitis, Music
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Burbank students, teachers honor Sandy Hook victims
About 150 elementary school students, teachers, elected officials and community members gathered at Jefferson Elementary School in Burbank Friday to honor those who lost their lives in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Attendees joined hands...
Tags: PTA, Sandy Hook Elementary School, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Google+, Elementary Schools
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