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Paralympics Competitor Mike Shea Shares Experiences At Northlake Hills Elementary School(Video)

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Paralympics Competitor Mike Shea Shares Experiences At Northlake Hills Elementary School(Video)
Posted by: Lorena Mejia in Santa Clarita Latest News, Santa Clarita Sports March 1, 2018 - 4:41 pm 0 138 Views

Paralympics snowboarding competitor and Santa Clarita Valley resident Mike Shea is headed to Korea, but will first talk about his journey with Northlake Hills Elementary School.

Paralympian Mike Shea. Photo courtesy of Jamie Lyn Mickalson Phtography and KHTS 1220 AM

Santa Clarita Valley Resident Mike Shea Returns To The Paralympics For Second Time

Santa Clarita Valley resident Mike Shea is headed back to the paralympics for the second time in search of the gold medal, and is scheduled to talk at a school assembly this week about his journey.

Walkout: Students’ Call To Action To Make Their Voices Heard FAQs from the Alameda County Office of Education and Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost LLP

Education leaders have requested Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost (F3 Law) to address frequently asked questions related to the national movement among high school students to organize campus walkouts.

Castaic Union School District Governing Board members and staff, Castaic Elementary School staff and officers from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station discuss campus safety and security at Castaic Elementary School on Thursday, Feb. 15, 2018. Christina Cox/The Signal

Castaic district, SCV Sheriff discuss campus safety

Following a recent threat made to a campus, Castaic Union School District staff and local Sheriff’s Station officials met at Castaic Elementary School Thursday to discuss campus safety and security measures.

Barnes and Noble awards

SCV Education Foundation Distributes Grants to Local Teachers

The SCV Education Foundation distributed grant materials to Santa Clarita teachers on Wednesday, awarding everything from drums to Chromebooks.

The grants have a combined total value of over $16,000 and will touch the lives of 2,000 students annually. This is the 20th year that the Foundation has awarded teacher grants bringing our total investment in this program to $500,000.

The grant application process started in November when the teachers submitted their applications.

Castaic Union School District Building. Dan Watson/The Signal

Castaic board to review seven updated policies

Seven board policies and administrative regulations that include items like firearms on school grounds and board member electronic communications are expected to be reviewed by the Castaic Union School District Governing Board Thursday.

Castaic Elementary students react to photos of art in a slideshow presented by artist-in-residence Suzi Kades on Monday, Sept. 18, 2017. Kades will spend one week at the school completing a mural for the school. Katharine Lotze/The Signal

Castaic district considering partnership with summer camp program

In an effort to offer families a low-cost summer camp experience, the Castaic Union School District is considering developing a summer partnership with RISE after school programs.

Currently, the RISE After School Programs provides the district’s employees with additional work hours and the district’s students with after school homework help and educational activities.

Teachers receive classroom supplies totaling more than $16,000

Eighteen teachers from all five of the Santa Clarita Valley’s school districts received classroom supplies, technology and equipment totaling more than $16,000 from the SCV Education Foundation on Wednesday.

Photo by The Signal. Castaic Elementary School student chosen as the concertmaster for the Southern California Middle School Honor Orchestra.

Elementary school musician top honoree amongst older peers

A sixth grade student from Castaic Elementary School was chosen last week as the concertmaster for the Southern California Middle School Honor Orchestra, according to a press release.

Sophie Bell, 11, was chosen out of 1600 middle school students in the Southern California area and was the only elementary school student selected.

Castaic Middle School re-named a ‘School to Watch’

Castaic Middle School is one of 46 schools named as a high-performing “Schools to Watch” by California’s Department of Education this year.

Announced by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson on Wednesday, the Schools to Watch program identifies middle schools that are academically excellent, developmentally responsive, socially equitable and structured for success

“These schools are outstanding examples of how educational innovations can keep students engaged and learning throughout a transitional time in their lives,” Torlakson said.

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