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Legacy students show strong on SAT
For the 16th year in a row, Legacy Christian Academy students rank in the top 10 percentile nationally in the reading and math portions of the SAT-10 test, school officials said.
Scout helps improve SCV Senior Center
Saugus High School senior Thomas Callier, a member of Scout Troop 228, has been working on his Eagle Scout project for the past year at the Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center in Newhall.
Enrollment at Legacy increases
Legacy Christian Academy's enrollment has been on a steady increase in recent years, and now counts 396 K-8 students, officials recently announced.
SCV Schools returns
The SCV Schools page runs Tuesdays in The Signal and includes community submitted stories and photos highlighting programs, fundraisers, events and awards related to local schools and children's organization.
4,000 parents and students attend Hart district fair
More than 4,000 parents and students attended the William S. Hart Union High School District's College & Career Fair on Sept. 7 at West Ranch High School. The fair was established to assist students with the step of drafting a career plan to be followed while making post-secondary education decisions.
Einstein Academy students help preserve river
A group of Albert Einstein Academy students and their families gathered Sept. 17 to help clean up and preserve the Santa Clara River.
Bowman gets award
Bowman High School's Principal Robin Geissler and counselor Suzy Mansfield attended the recent California Department of Education Model Continuation High School Awards ceremony held in Oakland on May 7.
Bowman High students receive scholarships
Four Bowman High School seniors were honored with the sixth annual ACTION Parent and Teen Support Group Program scholarships on May 22.
Castaic school holds ceremony
Castaic parents, educators and leaders celebrated the accomplishments of more than 400 Castaic Middle School students during the school's recent promotion ceremony for eighth-graders.
Castaic students display artwork
Castaic Union School District hosted its eighth annual Arts Extravaganza on May 19 and included dozens of displays of artwork from Castaic students.
Local students place in Stock Market Game
Business teachers Geoffrey Aronsky at La Mesa Junior High School and Linda Cox at West Ranch High School have involved their students in the Stock Market Game as a way for students to learn about financial markets. Students from both schools recently participated in a 15-week game and did exceptionally well.
Scouts organize for cause
Ten members of Girl Scout Troop 4082 from Valencia recently visited 10 Northern California cities to hand deliver chemotherapy care packages to cancer patients. The girls stopped at University of California, San Francisco, hospital, Monterey Community Hospital, and Fresno and Templeton infusion centers as part of their May tour. To date, the troop has provided more than 250 care packages to the UCLA Cancer Center at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital, as well as cancer ...
A message of hope and love
To generate support for the Summer Meltdown Concert for Social Inclusion and Autism Awareness, well-known recording artist Brian Bell performed in the quad at Bowman High School on May 20. Students rocked to the beats of Bell's message of hope and love for all. His words included: "You are special! Don't let anyone stand in your way!" Bell passed out free CDs of his music, signed autographed posters and gave away free tickets to the ...
Locals play Disney Concert Hall
The Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra performed at the Walt Disney Concert Hall on May 14 as part of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra's annual Youth Orchestra Festival.
Articles by Section - SCV Schools
Trinity seniors present thesis project
Trinity's senior class was recently challenged with a college-level assignment. Their Senior Thesis is a culminating event for their Trinity education.
‘A Knight Like No Other’ at Trinity
When Trinity was founded, it only had Kindergarten through second grade and planning a prom was many years down the road.
Helmers student wins national PTA Reflections award
Augie Altes, a Valencia resident and first-grader at Helmers Elementary School, has won the national PTA Reflections competition in the category of photography for the primary grade level (K-2).
Field trip to the Chumash Center
The Chumash Center is a very exciting and inspiring place. This article will be about the tour our home-school group took of the center.
Civil War life on display at Placerita Junior High School
David Held, in the chacter of a southern infantry sergeant, and others described life in the Confederate army to a group of 8th grade students during an historical presentation by Civil War re-enactors at Placerita Junior High School on Friday.
Footloose is spring production at Golden Valley High School
The spring musical at Golden Valley High School will be "Footloose" and run Wednesday through Friday.
Students from Legacy Christian Academy win NASA contest
"How does it feel to look at Earth from space?"
Placerita Junior High fields Ballroom Dance Team
The Placerita Ballroom Dance Team from Placerita Junior High School in Newhall recently competed at the High Desert Dance Classic in the Dancing Feet Youth Ballroom program held at Antelope Valley College.
Pi Day celebrated at Oak Hills Elementary
Third grade students at Oak Hills Elementary School in Valencia recently celebrated Pi Day. Pi Day is celebrated on March 14 around the world.
A homeschooler’s perspective of extracurricular activities
am a homeschooler. That means that I do my schoolwork at home, but I also take classes.
Student writes own play
I love language arts: books, plays, poetry; you name it, I love it. I've always liked it but what really hit it off was when I took a theater class, I was hypnotized. I was determined to write my own play, and I am succeeding! I love writing. It's like making my own world! Here is a sample of my play. I now present to you the opening scene of my play, "Trust Me."
Student attends inauguration
As an American, no matter Republican or Democrat, a trip to the Presidential Inauguration is the thrill of a lifetime.
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