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Buttonwillow, CA · Education
SFGate
Private investigator shakes up a California high school
An eligibility scandal has dominated headlines this week.
Porterville Recorder
Granite Hills holds off Spartans
STRATHMORE - All that matters for the Granite Hills High football team is it's where it wants to be even though the Grizzlies definitely hit a bump in the road in the second half on their way to their destination. Granite Hills built a 28-0 lead but then had to...
Porterville Recorder
KERO 23 Bakersfield
Community mourns East High athletic trainer Bobby Rocha
ABC30 Central Valley
Dinuba High, Burton Middle schools come out on top at the Big Fresno Fair's Band Review
From the musicians marching along to the performers twirling flags and following in their footsteps, bands from 24 Central Valley schools got to compete in front of ecstatic crowds at the Big Fresno Fair on Wednesday.
KERO 23 Bakersfield
Foothill High School Football forfeits all seven wins
Porterville Recorder
KGET
Bakersfield College set to recognize its Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2026
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — A night of honor — Bakersfield College is formally inducting members for The Athletic Hall of Fame class of 2026. Sunrise’s Anthony Vasquez spoke with Kenny Calvin, a committee member and inductee into the BC Athletic Hall of Fame. Calvin shares his experience and breaks down how BC chooses who to […]
wheninyourstate.com
Central California football team forfeits wins after CIF ruling
High school football wins usually stay in the record books, but eligibility decisions can change results after the final whistle. Garces Memorial in Bakersfield, California, faced that outcome in October. The CIF Central Section later ruled two transfer players ineligible and required the Rams to forfeit 4 victories. Their on-field...
Porterville Recorder
EdSource
Porterville Recorder
Student of Character: Freddy Gonzalez Hernandez
Comment: Faviola Hobbs says, "Freddy is a responsible, kind, honest, and hardworking student. He demonstrates his responsibility by applying the skills he has learned in his pathway around campus. If Freddy sees something that needs fixing or doing, he is a self-starter who will point it out and ask to take care of it. He always asks what he can do next to be helpful and is never sitting idle. I see Freddy’s strong work ethic in how he carries out his tasks, ensures they are completed thoroughly, and takes pride in his work. If he doesn't have enough time to finish, he lets me know ahead of time, and the next time he is in class, he immediately resumes the task without needing to be reminded."