July 5, 2007 RSS feed / Schools

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Present yourself well

We like to think that when admissions officers read applications, they approach each one with an open mind, eager to learn about that student's strengths and dreams for the future. But what are they really thinking? More...

Kids get help at Brain Balance

A new drug-free program is available for children with AD/HD, OCD, dyslexia, tics and high-functioning autism at Brain Balance Achievement Center of Westlake Village, 650 Hampshire Road, Ste. 102. More...

T.O. student earns academic honors

Audrey C. Ranieri of Thousand Oaks was named to the dean's list of the spring semester at Northeastern University in Boston, Mass. Ranieri is majoring in health science and maintained a grade point average of at least 3.25. More...

Enrollment for CATS Wizardry and Literacy Camp being accepted

Enrollment is open for the CATS Wizardry and Literacy Camp offered in various cities this summer. Campers will take a journey though reading, writing and acting as they study the novel "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" by J.K. More...

Poster contest winners announced

Brett Watanabe, a 10th-grader at Newbury Park High School, won first prize of $150 in First 5 Ventura County's second annual poster contest. More...

A summer musical

CLASSIC ROCK HITS TO BE PERFORMED- Will Crammer is "Galileo" and Jessica Stoll is "Scaramouche" in "We Will Rock You." It's set in the future when artistic expression has been banned. More...

Newbury Park resident named to TCU dean's list

Having completed spring 2007 classes with at least a 3.4 GPA, Kaitlin Horan of Newbury Park was named to the dean's list at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. More...

Graduates from local high schools receive appointments to U.S. military academies

Young people from several area schools have been accepted to U.S. military academies. More...