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Best Colleges To Study Filmmaking In The USA

California State University Northridge California State University features the primary 6 study programs, including the television and cinema arts department. The college has personalized programs that candidates can choose according to the skills and requirements of the students. Another vital aspect of the college is that students can learn about various industry standards, which include television and film sound facilities, a new media lab, VFX, an animation suite, and post-production suites. -- CEO World

Are teachers ready for ethnic studies classes?

“We have all these teachers who have great hearts, who are really social justice minded, who really want to do ethnic studies because they’re thinking about themselves as, ‘I’m a culturally responsive teacher,’” said Theresa Montaño, a professor of Chicana and Chicano studies at Cal State Northridge. “But that isn’t enough to give you the knowledge you need.” -- San Mateo Daily Journal

Women Empowerment at Samohi

Samohi students held a Women Empowerment Event last week. Doctor Guadalupe Mireles-Toumayan and students Mia Flores and Celeste Espinoza invited guest speakers to the assembly including Dr. Silvia Olmedo(PhD Psychologist), Ms. Monica Salazar Jimenez(SAMO graduate Media-graphic specialist) Johanna De la Rosa(Samo Bilingual Community Liaison), Norma Guerrero-Lewis (Samo parent (Therapist), Mrs. Juana Meyer(Samo parent (Business manager), Dr. Guadalupe Mireles-Toumayan (World Language teacher at SAMOHI & Teacher supervisor at CSUN). -- Santa Monica Daily Press

A Very Special School Is Threatened Again

Let’s look at why Lokrantz needs your support and attention. The community has been fighting to get many programs and supports back that have gone away under the last couple of principals. For example, our therapy pool has been broken for many many years with no real progress being made to fix it, CSUN music no longer offers its unique and valuable music therapy program on our campus, and our much-loved playground is falling apart. Especially our much loved “merry-go-round” that was broken by kids in the local area and has sat broken for years now. There is no excuse for this since a new merry-go-round was purchased and has been sitting in the local district parking lot for a year! This is inexcusable. Also, the MOVE program is a needed program that has successfully run on the campus for many many years but since the pandemic, no new training has been given to the many new staff members. At this point, most staff is no longer comfortable with using this program. This is heartbreaking as this program is a key part of the Lokrantz philosophy and NEEDs to be consistently used in all classes on campus. There are so many things that had once made Lokrantz a specialized and unique school for our most fragile students that have simply disappeared. Have we addressed this with the principal you ask? That is a resounding YES and nothing has changed. -- Northridge-Chatsworth Patch

California high schools are adding hundreds of ethnic studies classes. Are teachers prepared?

“We have all these teachers who have great hearts, who are really social justice minded, who really want to do ethnic studies because they’re thinking about themselves as, ‘I’m a culturally responsive teacher,’” said Theresa Montaño, a professor of Chicana and Chicano studies at Cal State Northridge. “But that isn’t enough to give you the knowledge you need.” -- CALMatters

Visit the AV Disability Resource Fair

The Family Focus Resource Center at California State University, Northridge serves families raising children with special needs through education, advocacy and family support services. -- Antelope Valley Press

Community meetings in the San Fernando Valley, April 3-10

California State University, Northridge’s VITA Clinic Income Tax Preparation: Appointments required for the free sessions, 2-6 p.m., and every Thursday through April 13. Check the website link for details on what you need to bring to an appointment and also the link to make an appointment. Sun Valley Branch Library, 7935 Vineland Ave. 818-764-1338. Details and reservations: bit.ly/3kNvwEu -- Los Angeles Daily News

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