Hard NOT to blog when our students take the bull by the horns... 11th grade IB students this year decided to resuscitate the Model UN project that had been so successful a couple years back (see…

Youpee...!!! I will not pretend I can do the play by play justice! So straight from the mouth of our very own Marilyn Dubon... "On Sunday, March 10, the LIONS took the biggest stage of their season.…

Just days away ... the unveiling of ... No, I need not say a word... see for yourself 2.21 minute video created by our talentend secondary math and science department teachers to get a glimpse of…

I have not blogged about Burbank recently... and many LILA community members are just itching to know how things are coming... so I thought I would give you a sneak peak at what is happening behind…

Something I have learned over the years is that French people love traditions and they place extreme value on intellectual prowess. France is after all the country of Descartes, Diderot, Voltaire,…

Our 7th graders worked diligently in their homeroom class to organize and prepare for a week-long ski trip to Big Bear. The project involved having students directly involved with the planning of a…

The 5th grade trip to France needs no introduction... Just shy of 2 weeks... all LILA 5th graders from Orange, Pasadena, Los Feliz and West Valley take Paris... spending time in class with French…

For the second year now, PE teacher, Fabien Lacroix has coordinated and organized a student exchange between LILA 10th graders and Ottawa's Lycee Claudel students. Our kids get to experience the…

The architectural process is definitely fresh on my mind these days what with Burbank having broken ground this week… but I am not the only LILA member learning about architecture… Our 7th and 8th…

I find that children’s fiction is frequently quite intense and deep. Authors cover life’s important issues… they never talk down to kids, and they often give food to chew on and ponder – even for…