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Placerita Junior High School’s Civil War Day
Members of the 5th New York Civil War Volunteer Infantry pose in their costumes during Placerita Junior High School's Civil War Day. Actors demonstrated techniques in marching, firing their weapons and hand-to-hand combat with bayonet and rifle hilts. Some were dressed in the uniform of the Zouaves infantry unit. Two women introduced students to the role of women in the Civil War, showing how the American Red Cross distributed care packages to soldiers and how ...
Drum line finds beat after class
I am a student at Rio Norte Junior High School, and that's a very lucky thing for a drummer like me because Rio Norte is one of the very few junior high schools that has a drum line program.
Legacy students take first
Legacy Christian Academy students won first place in the elementary and middle school divisions during the first Santa Clarita Valley Private School League Golf Tournament held at Vista Valencia Golf Course on May 18.
Students hold mini-Relay for Life
Kids are affected by cancer too, and the students at Newhall Elementary School responded generously to the American Cancer Society's SCV Relay For Life by creating their own mini-relay the week before the community event.
Pinecrest ‘fueling the fire’
Pinecrest School's student council officers have been awarded the Certificate of Excellence by the Honor Student Council School of Excellence for their devotion to improving their school and the community.
Musicians ‘in the Parks’
At the Music in The Parks Disneyland Festival on April 16-17, thousands of junior high and high school musicians and vocalists came together to perform and compete against each other. Some traveled from states as far as Missouri, Utah and Washington.
Cub scouts adopt hawk
For the young members of Cub Scouts Den 4, Pack 66, a hawk named Kia is more than just a natural wonder.
Leona H. Cox Community Elementary School ready for tests
Leona H. Cox Community Elementary School's first- through sixth-grade students showed they were ready for the California Standards Tests at the STAR Kick Off assembly in April.
Choir performs for Pacifica Assisted Living
About 25 choir students from Pinecrest Valencia recently performed for the residents at Pacifica Assisted Living in Newhall. The third-, fourth- and fifth-graders organized the performance as way to reach out to the community and share their talents. Future performances are already planned at Pacifica Assisted Living thanks to the first show's success.
Showteam tops Regional
The Santa Clarita STARS Showteam received the highest honor of top scoring overall routine for "Heads Will Roll" as part of the STARS National Dance Program's West Regional Dance Competition on April 16 and 17 in Fountain Valley, Calif.
Arroyo Seco goes green
Planet Earth is our home, and therefore also our responsibility. For as long as I can remember, people have discussed and debated ways to make it a healthier, cleaner and greener place for us all. To help spread the message throughout the community, Arroyo Seco's eighth -grade Team Viper organized a "Going Green" symposium.
Saugus Union students give speeches
Youngsters from the Saugus Union School District recently took the podium to address topics like pop culture, politics and social issues as part of the district's Toastmasters Speech Contest on April 22.
Sulphur Springs gets science labs
It started with a visit by board members to Sulphur Springs Community School's science lab where trustees were inspired to install labs at each of the district's elementary schools.
Strumming heartstrings
Strumming his way to a path of dreams, Plum Canyon Elementary School student Steven Gudino, 11, knows a thing or two about playing music with soul.
Junior high competes in Olympiad
A junior high student's body contains about 60,000 miles of blood vessels. A human heart will beat approximately 2.5 billion times during an average lifetime of 75 years. These are some facts that Rancho Pico Junior High School students like Jamie Myer may have studied while preparing for the 23rd regional Science Olympiad. Thirty-four junior high schools around Los Angeles County gathered on March 6 to compete in events such as "The Wright Stuff," "Anatomy," ...
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