Chiriaco Summit
Chiriaco Summit, CA · Education
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A Bright Start To Senior Year
Seniors traded textbooks for coffee and sunrise photos on the football field this year for Senior Sunrise. On August 28th, seniors gathered early on the football field for Senior Sunrise, an event created to celebrate their final year of high school. Students arrived ready to spend time with their friends, enjoy the morning, and make memories together. With graduation still months away, the event gave seniors a chance to appreciate the time they still have left with their friends and celebrate everything they have experienced throughout high school.
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Students Find CAPS a Standout Resource on Campus
The Student Health Center situated across from the SMSU buildings on CSUSB Campus on Sept 29. CAPS provides CSUSB students with a safe place to seek support. Many college students feel a lot of pressure at the start of the school year, including financial, personal, and academic struggles. CSUSB students have a safe place on campus to get support and feel seen at Counseling and Psychological Services. CAPS is an on-campus mental health service that offers confidential support to students. The department offers counseling, crisis support, and wellness resources in a safe environment that provides support personally and academically. While therapy and counseling services have become accepted over the past decade, many students may not feel comfortable opening up about what they may be going through, from stress and mental illnesses to abuse.
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CSUSB Palm Desert Campus celebrates 40 years of expanding opportunity and transforming lives in the Coachella Valley
News from: California State University, San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus. California State University, San Bernardino’s Palm Desert Campus (PDC) is celebrating a major milestone this year: 40 years of serving the Coachella Valley through access to higher education, workforce development, community engagement and student success. What began in...
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Paloma Valley strikes early, often in 46-0 win over Perris
Askari Richard heads for the end zone on one of his three touchdown catches. (Photo by Action Captures Media) Paloma Valley High jumped out to a 23-0 lead in the first quarter and never looked back Friday night, scoring a 46-0 victory over visiting Perris in the Wildcats’ Sunbelt League football opener.
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San Bernardino Valley College’s First Bachelor’s Degree Off to Successful Start
SAN BERNARDINO – San Bernardino Valley College’s first bachelor’s degree cohort is off to a running start in the fall 2026 semester. The new bachelor’s degree in water resources management drew more than 100 applicants for fall 2026, leading the program to expand from 20 spots to 35.
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Riverside City College Transfer Fair features over 50 universities
Riverside City College hosted its biannual Transfer Fair on Sept. 24, bringing more than 50 universities to the A. G. Paul Quadrangle. Students visited booths that lined the walkways with representatives available to answer questions about the transfer process. While the event also occurs in the spring semester, the fall...
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Charter School, 48-bed Assisted-Living Facility Win Planning Commission Approval
The Planning Commission approved two projects Sept. 24 that would bring a new charter school location to Magnolia Center and a 48-bed assisted-living facility to Orangecrest. The unanimous votes authorize Alta Vista Innovation High School, a charter school, to serve up to 225 students at 6422 Magnolia Ave. and Riverside Heights Assisted Living LLC to establish a senior care facility at 18171 Van Buren Blvd.
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Fullerton Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees Candidate Forum Hosted by the League of Women Voters of North Orange County
This video is unedited per League of Women Voters requirements. Below is the transcript – any errors in the transcript are due to Saskia Kennedy. Transcript lightly edited for readability: filler words, false starts and repetitions removed; obvious transcription errors corrected. Words in [brackets] were added for clarity or to mark inaudible passages.
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Oregon State 3-star WR commit Landon White ruled ineligible by CIF
One of California high school football’s top Class of 2027 wide receivers will not be taking the field this season, according to Rivals national analyst Adam Gorney on Wednesday morning. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] Oregon State 3-star wide receiver pledge Landon White tells Gorney that he has been ruled ineligible for the remainder of the 2026 California high school football season by the CIF. White, currently at Rancho Cucamonga (Calif.), is ranked No. 62 in the state and No. 111 at his position, according to the Rivals Industry Rankings. BeaverBlitz Summ...
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Fighting Scots football comes out short against Grand Terrace Titans
The Fighting Scots varsity football team traveled to Grand Terrace High School for a preseason matchup Friday, Sept. 25. In reality, the game was not only a matchup between two schools, but a competition between two coaches. From Rim High Fighting Scots is coach John Stewart, who became the head...