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It appears an activity center will be built at Oak Park High School instead of a performing arts theater, but the The Oak Park Theater Building Committee still wants to find out what the residents think. More ... While children with asthma can become trapped in a cycle of emotional and physical disadvantage, an American Lung Association Open Airways for Schools program has proven to decrease the number and severity of children More ... The Ventura County Superintendent of Schools will present its annual showcase of performing artists from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Mon., June 4 in the Scherr Forum Theatre at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza. The showcase is an opportunity for schools, both public and private, to preview artists who will be available to perform at schools in the 2001-02 school year. Performing groups in dance, music, theater, puppetry and storytelling will share excerpts from their full-length programs. In addition, participants will learn about many of the programs offered in the visual and performing arts including Artist-In-The-Classroom, Adventures in the Performing Arts, Teacher Training in the Arts and nationally known touring performers available to schools in the coming year. More ... More than 1,000 local elementary school students submitted posters based on the theme "Water is Life" in the Las Virgenes Municipal Water District More ... The California State University (CSU) Alcohol Policies and Prevention Programs Committee, formed in December after the alcohol-related death of a CSU student and two alcohol poisoning incidents, recommended to the CSU Board of Trustees a comprehensive approach that includes consistent enforcement of policies, education on alcohol issues, intervention and treatment, a limit on alcohol vendor advertising, and $1.1 million to fund these efforts. More ... New Horizons Computer Learning Centers, noted for providing computer training to their corporate clients worldwide, will be offering junior and senior high school students a summer program "that focuses on entry level skills in administration and information technology," according to Ken Horton, director of business development for the New Horizons location in Westlake Village. The experimental summer program will accommodate up to 15 students. More ... With high school graduation drawing near, students are faced with the decisions of what the summer or fall semester will bring. Many students who qualify for universities with strong high school grades and SAT scores are still opting to take the benefits community colleges have to offer. More ... Students Eric Ortiz and Kristen Cordell recently represented Agoura High School in the Student Auto Skills Competition, sponsored by Ford and AAA. They competed in a field of 15 teams and took 5th place during the two-day competition. More ... Kara Lemma, daughter of Edward and Kathleen Lemma of Oak Park, recently graduated with honors in sociology and religion from the University of Southern California. Kara was also awarded the Extraordinary Community Service Award from USC and a $1,000 gift sponsored by the college and the estate of Grace Ford Salvatori. More ... Cal State Northridge and Adaptive Sports and Recreation give "power to the wheel" at their 16th annual Wheelchair Sports Camp for physically challenged youths and adults to be held on campus from Mon., June 25 to Fri., June 29. More ... Schools RSS feed |
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