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• The final round on Friday - Fusion WINS! Featured
  Uploaded Oct 16, 2023
• Color Run 2023 Featured

  Color Run 2023

  Uploaded Apr 10, 2023
• 2:25 Advanced Band Festival Featured

  Our students received a Unanimous Superior rating for their performance, which is the highest rating possible.

  Uploaded Mar 30, 2023
• 00:56 Dance Performance at HHS Basketball Game Featured
  Uploaded Dec 07, 2022
• 00:09 Teacher Musical Chairs 2022 Featured
  Uploaded Sep 19, 2022
• 00:21 Teacher Musical Chairs 2022 Last Chair Featured

  Last Chair

  Uploaded Sep 19, 2022
• 2:49 Logging into Infinite Campus through Google Featured

  Our Librarian Mrs. Ludlow gives a great description of how to get to Infinite Camus and see your grades and attendance.

  Uploaded Aug 10, 2020
• Registration Drive Through Video

  Description of what our Drive Through Registration will look like.
  

  Uploaded Aug 02, 2020
• School Standouts: Junior high students broadcast live newscasts every morning before school

  SANTA CLARITA, Calif. - The news business is a fast-paced, exciting profession that takes hard work and dedication. The people you see on camera and the many more behind the scenes spend years honing their craft.
  
  And then there’s Kid Flix – a talented group of 12-to-14-year-old students from Placerita Jr. High School in Santa Clarita. Kid Flix is an on-campus journalism club that broadcasts a live newscast every morning before school.
  
  Teacher Paul Kass started Kid Flix 25 years ago as a movie-making club. In 1997 it morphed into Miner Morning TV. On a shoestring budget, and with no experience broadcasting news, Mr. Kass not only launched Miner Morning TV, but he’s also kept it going for 25 years.
  
  Truth be told, Mr. Kass prefers to remain behind the scenes. It’s a big responsibility for the students – managing time, making deadlines, doing hours of show prep – it’s something each student takes seriously.
  
  MMTV isn’t just broadcast across the Placerita campus, it sometimes is shared on YouTube. MMTV has also been seen and recognized nationally by the Student Television Network (STN) where the students have been recognized with two dozen awards.
  
  Congratulations Mr. Paul Kass from Placerita Jr. High School in Newhall, for being recognized by FOX 11 School Standouts!
  

  Uploaded Jan 13, 2020