Fewer CUSD students required intensive and strategic support during the 2021-2022 school year, while the district also saw a decrease in the number of students receiving D and F grades, according to formative assessment data that district officials presented to the Board of Trustees last week.
The Dana Hills High School Class of 2022 gathered with faculty, parents and community members on Thursday, June 2, to celebrate the culmination of the graduates’ academic journey.
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We invite parents who are interested in 2020-21 enrollment for Kindergarten – 9th grade students to learn more about our schools, Orange County Academy of…
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By Lillian Boyd, Dana Point Times The South Coast Singers have begun accepting applications from Orange County high school students wishing to audition for the…
