California School of the Arts - San Gabriel Valley held its inaugural graduation ceremony, celebrating the 88 members of its first graduating class on May 31. Featuring performances from the Vocal Arts Conservatory, faculty members and the cross-conservatory...
On May 9, the Creative Writing Conservatory at California School of the Arts – San Gabriel Valley hosted the first Film and Television Conference in which over 150 students had the chance to interact and hear stories from over a dozen entertainment industry...
When it comes to the arts, there are no limits as to when students can be discovering and developing their interests. This summer, California School of the Arts - San Gabriel Valley will open its campus for students ages eight through 16 to immerse themselves in a...
Even though coding and technology often seem like individual activities dependent on an abundance of resources, Megan Loh, an avid Girl Scout and a junior at Troy High School has turned these seemingly complex and lofty topics into captivating and accessible lessons...
She is a writer. She is a cockroach collector drawn to Madagascar Hissers, Peruvian Cave Cockroaches, and Tigger Hisser Cockroaches for their resilience. She is a warrior battling chronic illness. But most remarkably, at just 15, Molly Ondich from the Creative Writing...
The Duarte Mayor’s Youth Council, in partnership with Duarte Public Safety, presented the Sixth Annual Unity March from Duarte City Hall to the Duarte Teen Center on November 3. The theme of this year’s march, “We can do it together,” promoted unity within the...
Though many see visual art as a “quiet” and solitary art, the vibrant colors of Bailee Roberts’ paintings call to viewers, the subjects’ expression engaging and connecting audiences of different backgrounds. Each piece, unique as their own stories, offer something to...
This summer, 18 other girls and I were blessed to have the chance to find out the similarities between a camera and a newborn baby (precious, weighty, delicate, and in need of care), how much cake 19 girls could eat (four slices, all different flavored), and how much...
Student protests for road safety in Bangladesh took a violent turn this weekend as police fired tear gas and used batons in an attempt to disperse protests demanding safer roads and justice for two students that had been killed in a road accident. The protests began...
For many students, graduation is a celebration of accomplishment and hard work. For Sebastian Araujo, a recently graduated senior at Canoga Park High School, graduation was also a celebration of family history, heritage and immigration. The ceremony, held for...
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