State of the City Speech

State of the City Speech

Lida Dianti - Features Editor
February 16, 2012

On Feb. 9, the 14thannual State of the City Address took place at the Founder’s Hall in the Calabasas Library, where Calabasas mayor James Bozajian gave a speech about the community’s successes and overall achievements for this past year. In addition, Bozajian thanked council members, other municipal... Read more »

Q & A with superintendent of LVUSD, Dr. Donald Zimring on his retirement

Dr. Donald Zimring

Jessica Smith - Staff Writer
February 14, 2012

Q: How many years have you been superintendent? A: The past five years along with one year as interim Superintendent in 2003 Q: Why did you want to be superintendent when you first started? A: I didn’t.  I actually never planned to go in to administration.  I enjoyed teaching and didn’t... Read more »

New laws enacted for 2012

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Kunal Aggarwal - Staff Writer
February 13, 2012

Cyber Bullying: As of January 1, 2012, any student who partakes in cyber bullying will be suspended from school. Student Government: Illegal immigrant students are now allowed to apply for scholarships if they are in a California public university or community college. Additionally, these students are... Read more »

Members of the music program attend the Heritage Festival in Washington D.C.

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Jessica Fuld - Staff Writer
February 13, 2012

From March 28 to April 1, the CHS music program will be taking Wind Ensemble, String Orchestra, Vivace and Maestoso to the Heritage Festival in Washington D.C. to participate in various types of workshops and competitions. Workshops will be held at George Washington University and George Mason University... Read more »

Terell Stafford helps the Jazz A band prepare for the Duke Ellington Festival

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Julia Shapiro - Staff Writer
February 2, 2012

The Jazz A band has recently submitted its application for the Duke Ellington Festival in New York. Terell Stafford (below), a world-renowned musician and professional trumpet player, set up multiple workshops for the jazz bands in January to help them prepare for the festival. The band began prepare... Read more »

CHS students participate in Youth Ethics Conference

Ronald Reagan Library

Lida Dianti - Features Editor
February 2, 2012

On Feb. 23, a group of CHS sophomores, juniors and seniors will attend the 14th annual Homer Dickerson Youth Ethics Conference at the Ronald Regan Presidential Library in Simi Valley. The conference will allow students to engage in discussions that test their ability to answer questions based on ethical... Read more »

New support center available for CHS students

New support center

Rachel Stewart - Staff Writer
February 2, 2012

Students from Peer Support, a CHS club that assists its classmates, and Teen Line, a teen-to-teen hotline where teens are able to talk to other teens about their problems, have collaborated to establish a student center that will be open during lunch starting Feb. 6. Both programs have partnered up as... Read more »

New vending machines comply with federal government health regulations

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Catie Housman - Staff Writer
February 1, 2012

Several new vending machines have recently been installed at CHS. The healthier choices meet the standards of new health regulations set by the National School Lunch Program, which sets nutrition standards for all schools nationwide. The decision to hire First Class Vending was a part of a district-wide... Read more »

LVUSD switches to a new summer school operator

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Jessica Smith - Staff Writer
February 1, 2012

 “I anticipate that the core programs and courses to be very similar to what was offered by Las Virgenes Educational Foundation.  The vast majority of students and parents will not notice anything different.” -    Deputy Superintendent of LVUSD Dr. Dan Stepenosky For the summer of 2012, the... Read more »

Plans made for a new recreational center in Agoura Hills

Pegah Natanzi - Staff Writer
January 31, 2012

The city of Agoura Hills has recently purchased a 6.2 acre piece of land to be the location of a new recreational center. The city is still unsure as to how the center will be laid out; however, numerous ideas are currently being constructed. They plan to have several different sections in the new center. hen... Read more »

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