Board of Education considers return of Honors English
The replacement of English Honors courses with College Prep courses at Culver City High School in the 2022-23 school year has been a topic of significant concern among many parents.
PHOTOS: Elenda Street Closed to Cars for Earth Day
Walk 'n Rollers, a local advocacy nonprofit, teamed up with Culver City to close Elenda Street to vehicle traffic Tuesday morning, allowing students to walk, bike, and scooter more freely to school.
CCUSD Superintendent Dr. Brian Lucas announces sudden retirement
A Special Board of Education Meeting will be held Thursday to begin the process of searching for a new superintendent.
Ezidore remains committed to DEI in face of mandated reductions
CCUSD's Board of Education President called the Trump Administration's requirement to eliminate DEI practices to receive federal funding "authoritarian, draconian, and frankly, weird AF [sic]."
Newsom’s plans for school accountability tracking stalls
In his first year as governor, Gavin Newsom made the creation of a comprehensive, statewide education data system one of his top priorities, but its debut is behind schedule.
Seeking Answers for Budget, CCUSD Reduces Staffing Levels
Some of the 38.5 Full-Time Equivalent Positions cut could be reinstated before the new school year if other revenue sources or cost-cutting opportunities are found.
DEI Staffing Levels at Culver City Unified Considered by Board
Board of Education President Triston Ezidore held a rally prior to Tuesday's meeting fighting against any cutbacks to DEI in the district.