By Jim Tortolano For the second time in less than a year, the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education voted down a request for the establishment of a charter school […]
Again, GGUSD board rejects charter try
Charter school proposal goes to board
A second try at getting approval to establish a charter school within the Garden Grove Unified School District goes before the Board of Education when it meets on Tuesday at 7 p.m. […]
Pacifica, LQ getting new gyms, theaters
The transformation of Pacifica and La Quinta high schools into what are becoming nearly brand new campuses continues, with more changes on the way. According to Abby Milone, public information officer for […]
Agreement will boost local school safety
An agreement with the City of Garden Grove to expand the School Resource Officer program, increasing police resources and school safety was approved by the Garden Grove Unified School District Board of Education […]
Magical makeover chair at Parkview
Parkview Elementary School fifth grade student Kathleen Ha received a magical wheelchair makeover during a school-wide celebration last week. Her new Harry Potter inspired wheelchair costume was designed by Magic Wheelchair, a non-profit […]
Caps, gowns, and bittersweet farewells
The journey of a thousand term papers, bio tests, track laps, tears and giggles is ending for thousands of students graduating from high schools in the communities of Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, […]
GGUSD and its schools make Honor Roll
Garden Grove Unified School District was one of 26 school districts to be named a California Honor Roll District and more than 65 percent of the district’s schools were named 2018-2019 California Honor Roll […]
Duck! Here comes duct tape at Patton!
California State Treasurer Fiona Ma visited Patton Elementary School in Garden Grove last week to present the school with a $25,000 check for new technology. After the check presentation, Treasurer Ma joined […]
Special Olympics got a special reception
Approximately 700 Garden Grove Unified School District students with special needs competed in Olympic-style competitions during the district’s 50th annual Special Games on Friday at the Michael A. Monsoor Memorial Stadium at […]
Partly cloudy with a chance of veggies
Ah, the first full week of June. Typically that means weddings, graduations and June gloom weather. Here’s our look at what this coming week means for folks in Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, […]
