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At Charles W. Bursch, we ensure all scholars are actively engaged in a technology-rich environment to increase literacy, math, and science achievement. Scholars empower each other to create, communicate, collaborate, and think critically to conduct research, create projects, and solve real world problems in an innovative environment.
Latest News & Events
Getting parents and the local community engaged with your school is critical to the educational process. To reach that goal, Foster Elementary School participated in the national “Dads Bring Your Child to School Day.”
Convergint’s Technical Apprenticeship Program at Dominguez High School enters its second year, offering a robust pathway for scholars with transferable skills to embark on a rewarding career in the security integration industry.
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Recently, 95 5th grade Dual Immersion scholars from Dickinson, Emerson, and Kennedy Elementary Schools toured the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Vision To Learn, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Everychild, and Compton Unified School District announced a groundbreaking new initiative today to provide all children in Compton Unified schools with comprehensive eye care, at no cost to the children or their families.
50 Compton Unified teams competed at the third annual CUSD First Robotics Festival at Dominguez High School recently. More than 350 scholars from 18 schools participated in FTC, FLL Discover, Explore, and Challenge teams, showcasing their coding, core values, innovation projects, and robotics skills with their robot matches.
Compton Unified School District honored 523 scholars last week in the district’s Reclassification Ceremony at Centennial High School.
This week, six CUSD Middle Schools celebrated their 8th Grade Promotions. Bunche, Davis, Enterprise, Walton, Whaley, and Willowbrook/Compton Early College, held promotional ceremonies for their 8th Grade scholars.
The LA Kings, the LA Kings mascot Bailey, and LA Kings TV analyst Daryl Evans recently visited Kennedy and McKinley Elementary Schools for some fun with scholars both inside and outside the classroom.