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Oak Park Unified School District sets goals, expects to meet them Acorn Staff Writer By Michael Picarella Oak Park Unified School District (OPUSD) has set goals and priorities for students, teachers, staff and administrators. More ... Freshmen learn the lay of the land Acorn Staff Writer By John Loesing The registration lines were long and students invariably got assigned to the wrong classes––some even to the wrong school––but freshman orientation last week at Agoura High was made a little easier thanks to a group of upperclassmen who offered their services as freshman mentors. More ... The value of special education explored Improved teaching methods have helped millions of American children with special needs reach new academic heights. More ... Calabasas student attends U.S. Naval Academy seminar Jordan V. Flacco, son of Mary M. and Nicholas L. Flacco of Calabasas, recently participated in the U.S. Naval Academy Summer Seminar in Annapolis, Md. More ...
Marissa Matthew, an 11th grader at Agoura High School, attended the National Young Leaders Conference (NYLC) from July 29 to Aug. 8 in Washington, D.C. The program invites high school students—based on scholastic merit, community involvement and leadership contributions—to interact with today’s nat... More ... Getting ready for school Whether it’s preschool or college, the first day of school can be both exciting and stressful for students and parents alike––exciting because it’s a milestone, stressful because it means separation. More ... Reminder about school bus safety A local transportation provider, Durham School Services, encourages parents and teachers to ensure children arrive at school safely by discussing the school bus safety rules listed below with children as they head back to school. More ... Tot Tot Tot undergoes facelift Tot Tot Tot (Mommy, Daddy and Me groups) is undergoing a "facelift" after 15 years at 28220 Agoura Road. They are not relocating, only refurbishing with new floors, lights and paint. More ... CHS student wins fair award Alyson Shor, a sophomore at Calabasas High School, earned this year’s Adah Callahan Professional Art Award, presented by Peggy Kroener, head of the Youth Department at the Ventura County Fair. More ... Applying to college online: Insider’s tips As more and more admissions departments are allowing—even encouraging—students to fill out online applications, applying to college can seem almost as easy as sending an e-mail. More ... CSUN to receive funds for community services Cal State University Northridge (CSUN) has received a grant from the federal government for $40,000 over the next three years to support community-service learning projects at the university. More ...
School bells ring, summer vacation ends More ... |
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