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Cypress, California

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Airports

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Attractions

• Los Alamitos Race Track. Horse racing.

Census Data

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• U.S. Census Bureau Data for Cypress, CA.

Chamber of Commerce

• Chamber of Commerce for the city of Cypress, CA. "Cypress is the most northeasterly city in the County of Orange and is on the border of Orange and Los Angeles counties minutes from the Los Alamitos Race Track. Cypress offers a hometown feel, a thriving new business corridor and access to freeways and local attractions. Its schools are considered some of the best in the region and real estate is considered some of the more affordable in the county.
  
  Cypress is located just minutes from wonderful activities and attractions such as sunny beaches, luxurious resorts, theme parks and unlimited opportunities for shopping and dining. Just around the corner are the Magic Kingdom in Anaheim founded in 1955, Knott's Berry Farm, Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, Edison Field, Crystal Cathedral, the beautiful grounds and sculpture garden of the Forest Lawn Cemetery and the Los Alamitos Race Track. The Top 5 Shopping Malls are: South Coast Plaza, Brea Mall, Fashion Island, Mainplace and Westminster Mall. This region also offers opportunities for hiking, swimming, boating, fishing, road biking, mountain biking, horseback riding, climbing, picnicking, and camping."

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Employment

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Encyclopedia

• Encyclopedic entry for Cypress, CA from HighBeam Encyclopedia.
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Government

• Official Web site for the city of Cypress, California. "The City of Cypress, in partnership with the community, will sustain and enhance a safe, attractive and quality environment in which to live, work and play."

History

• History of Cypress, CA from the City of Cypress. "The first Californians were Native Americans who lived in small villages known as rancherias and it is reasonable to assume that they found the area to be a profitable hunting ground. Native Americans of the area mainly ate grasses, herbs, roots, berries, nuts, or trapped small animals.
  
  As Cypress was a lush grassland fed by numerous artesian wells, one can easily envision roving bands of Gabrielinos, the dominant tribe in the area, foraging for the abundant food found in the region. The shelters of these early inhabitants of Cypress and of the area were made in a conical shape of poles covered by thatched grass or fibers..."
• History of Cypress, CA from the Orange County City Guide. "Just how Cypress got its name is a bit of a mystery. The city never had many cypress trees, local historicans say. In fact, it once was called Dairy City after its principal residents - dairy cows.
  
  Civic leaders settled on the name Cypress when the city incorporated in 1956, and legend has it that cypress trees planted around the town's first school gave the area its name. But in one old school photograph unearthed by a city historian, no such trees appear..."

Hotels and Motels

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Library

• Cypress Public Library. "The Cypress Branch Library has a huge collection of music scores! Over 45,000 piano/vocal scores and instrumental music are indexed in a collection of approximately 7,000 books."

Maps

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Movie Theaters

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Nature

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News

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Photographs

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Schools

Colleges

• Coastline Regional Occupation Program. "Coastline Regional Occupational Program (ROP) is state-funded public education that provides high quality career preparation and guidance to meet identified educational standards and industry needs. Classes are intended for high school and adult students of all ability levels and are held in businesses, industries and schools. Coastline ROP is one of seventy two ROPs in California and one of four in Orange County.
  
  ROP instructors bring first-hand knowledge and experience to the classroom as a result of their recent employment in business and industry and are fully credentialed by the State Department of Education.
  
  ROP course offerings are based upon labor market demand. The curriculum is reviewed and updated regularly by business and industry advisors to reflect current standards, requirements, and practices."
• Cypress College. "At Cypress College, student learning is our highest priority. We are proud of our reputation for academic excellence in both our general education/transfer courses and our vocational programs. Our award-winning faculty offer small classes, a variety of teaching approaches, and personalized attention--all designed to ensure student success.
  
  In addition to our fine academic and vocational programs, we offer many support services to help students succeed: study skills classes, tutoring, learning centers, counseling, financial aid, and health services, to name a few. Students can also participate in student government activities, special interest clubs, athletic teams, and fine arts productions.
  
  Cypress College is a culturally diverse institution that welcomes and celebrates the rich heritage and varied perspectives of all our students, faculty, and staff.
  
  We invite you to become a part of this exciting learning community, located on one of the most beautiful campuses in Southern California."

Elementary and Secondary Schools

• Cypress School District. " The Mission of the Cypress School District is to provide a school/community environment which promotes the development of each child's maximum potential by providing a quality staff, low class size, well maintained and safe campuses, opportunities for parent involvement, a focus on high standards with high expectations, while developing positive self esteem in children."

Government Agencies

• Anaheim Union High School District. "The Anaheim Union High School District, founded in 1898, has a student body population of approximately 37,000. The District covers 46 square miles incorporating the cities of Anaheim, Buena Park, Cypress, Garden Grove, La Palma, Orange, and Stanton. With the District's diverse ethnic population speaking 56+ different languages, our students attend 23 sites spread across the District.
  
  Anaheim Union High School District is proud to have the second highest API scoring school in the State. Along with this achievement, the District has accumulated numerous awards including California Distinguished Schools, Golden Bell Awards, and Golden State Exam awards for student achievement. Additionally, several schools have the International Baccalaureate program along with Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) programs, and our new Junior Leadership Academy (JLC), which is at the junior high level, articulating to the high school JROTC program.
  
  In support of community needs, the District offers Adult Education programs, special education programs for severely handicapped students, and community parenting support through classes and the community parenting bus. The District is also the second-largest employer in the city of Anaheim.
  
  For students desiring a vocational career path, the District offers a Transportation Academy and Building Industry Trade Association Academies. In addition, the District offers numerous ROP Vocational programs.
  The Anaheim Union High School District takes pride in providing outstanding programs in music, art, and athletics. The Anaheim Prep Sports/Activities Foundation, in conjunction with the District, provides for the Junior High School Intramural Athletic program, which has a 65% participation rate.
  
  It is widely known that the Anaheim Union High School District has a growing student population in the eastern sector. Studies have shown that smaller school sizes promote a better learning environment. With the complexities of No Child Left Behind (NCLB) compliance, the District desires to build a new junior high school to replace the former Fremont Junior High School, thereby achieving this goal.
  
  All of these programs lead to the Anaheim Union High School District having a 95% graduation rate."
• Orange County Department of Education. "Welcome to our website. Highlighted within our home page you will find resources for parents, educators, students and the community-at-large. Orange County has incredible opportunities and resources --- our schools are the most precious of these. We provide services for the districts in a variety of areas, including Special Education, Alternative and Correctional Education, Teacher Credentialing, Accounting, Business and Information Services, and Outdoor Science Schools. These are just some of the ways in which the Orange County Department of Education is making a difference for Orange County schools.
  
  Our goal is to continue to assure a world class education for every student, while making certain that 87% of our budget goes to direct student services.
  
  We hope you will take time to browse through our web pages. They will lead you through the work of our department, as well as to the local school districts and schools. We are proud of the support we provide, and I welcome your comments, suggestions and questions."

Television Stations

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Video

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Volunteer

• VolunteerMatch.org. "Where volunteering begins...VolunteerMatch is a leader in the nonprofit world dedicated to helping everyone find a great place to volunteer. The organization offers a variety of online services to support a community of nonprofit, volunteer and business leaders committed to civic engagement. Our popular service welcomes millions of visitors a year and has become the preferred internet recruiting tool for more than 30,000 nonprofit organizations. Read more in our latest annual report."   Comment: If you want to volunteer, go to http://www.volunteermatch.org and click on Search, key in your ZIP Code, and you will instantly see the organizations in your area needing volunteers. This is a brilliant concept that makes great use of the Internet.  

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