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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: School Examinations, Academic Progress, Examinations, PTA
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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: School Examinations, Academic Progress, Examinations, Education
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Tubert makes cut in debut
Last week was a good week for golfer Emily Tubert. Not only did the Burroughs High graduate make the cut in her first LPGA event, but she was also selected to the 2011-12 Golf World's list of players to watch. Tubert received a sponsor's exemption for...Tags: Southeastern Conference, Students, Arkansas Razorbacks, Clubs and Associations, Shauna Estes
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Vaqueros fall short again
SOUTHEAST GLENDALE — Five yards away from a potential game-tying touchdown, the Glendale Community College football team may have fumbled away its best chance of winning this season. A botched exchange between third-string quarterback Anthony...Tags: Students, College Football
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Bell-Jeff has tough start to league, 53-6
LOS ANGELES — The Bellarmine-Jefferson High football team ended up on the wrong end of the scene that unfolded after Friday night's game at Salesian. One team celebrated at midfield, ringing a victory bell on the 50-yard line and entertaining a...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Students
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Tubert gets invite to LPGA event
BURBANK — Emily Tubert received some good news last week while she was competing in the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship.
Tubert, a Burroughs High graduate who will be a sophomore at the University of Arkansas in the fall, learned...Tags: Southeastern Conference, Students, Lifestyle and Leisure, Elections, Clubs and Associations
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Tubert sisters thriving
Bits and pieces from the local sports scene. Golfer named to elite squad: Former Burroughs High golf standout Emily Tubert has been included on the Spirit International team by captain David Fay, who named the players who will represent the United States...Tags: Southeastern Conference, Volleyball, Students, LSU Tigers, Jason Day
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Amazing Anding
When Burroughs High football players and coaches talk about Zander Anding, something that is always brought up is the dedication and hard work the senior running back puts in.
But a quip from Indians quarterback Eli Peppmuller best illustrates Anding'...Tags: Students, Football
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Individual, team success for Guards
This is the first in a four-part series looking back on the sports accomplishments of the four local high schools over the past school year. This installment is Bellarmine-Jefferson High:
There were some impressive individual performances turned in this...Tags: Students, Baseball Statistics, Baseball, Elections, Softball
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Educators featured in college exhibit
The definition of art has become so elastic since the early 20th century as to allow for alternatives within the traditional genres of painting, literature and sculpture, expressions which reflect contemporary environment and culture. The current...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture, Sculpture, Arts, Teachers
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Amy Beck released from prison, civil suit drags on
Parties involved in an ongoing lawsuit stemming from a sexual liaison between a former Burbank Unified middle school teacher and her student met behind closed doors Friday to discuss moving the case from state to federal court.
Attorneys declined to...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Sex, Prisons, Los Angeles Police Department
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Burbank Unified prepares for kindergarten age shift
Burbank Unified officials have outlined plans to increase the minimum age for incoming kindergarten students while simultaneously launching a new program to serve those who don’t make the modified cut-off date.
The move will bring the district...Tags: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Students, Horace Mann
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