Is your child ready? Here are five essentials.
Aliso Viejo parents explain their methods for saving on back-to-school clothes and supplies.
When shopping for back-to-school clothes, keep this list handy as supplied by the Capistrano Unified School District.
Carol Kocivar, president of the California Parent Teacher Association, shares her tips for the first week of school.
“Don’t Forget Ed” Day is Wednesday, in which The College Board is encouraging everyone to send a message via Twitter or Facebook.
Kindergarten registration continues in Aliso Viejo. Registration day for high school students begins Aug. 21 and middle school orientation is Aug. 28-30.
High school football practices began this week in Orange County for the 2012 season, and Aliso Niguel welcomed 104 varsity and junior varsity players.
Students at local schools return to classrooms next month.
Alexandra L. Mardock joins classmate Charles Hsin-Chi Leo as Aliso Niguel High's National Merit Scholarship award winners for 2012.
Eighth and ninth grade students who attend Temple services in Aliso Viejo came together to make a difference locally and beyond.
Pam Watkins, former district-level director, replaces current principal, Shawn Lohman.
Journey School’s new “cyber civics” course aims to change the way young people use the Internet.
National Youth Arts awards Canyon Vista Elementary students during their 2011-12 ceremony.
The pilot program, which begins in Mission Viejo this fall, looks to bring project-based learning to the district.
Calling all students and parents! Share favorite memories from graduation.
Shuttle service will be available to cut down some of the traffic around Aliso Niguel High School.
Donation will be used to create a non-profit development office. The school has also been recognized for their innovation, social impact and sustainability practices.