Emeryville
Emeryville, CA · Education
nevadasportsnet.com
From De La Salle to Nevada, Dominic Kelley and DJ Asiasi enjoying college journey together
De La Salle High School in Concord, Calif., is on the short list of best high school football programs of all-time. And this year's version of the Nevada Wolf Pack includes a pair of De La Salle Spartans. Running back Dominic Kelley and tight end DJ Asiasi were both 2025 graduates who played together as sophomore, juniors and seniors at De La Salle after Kelley transferred to the program. During their senior season, De La Salle went 12-1 overall, losing in the state title game to nationally No. 1-ranked Mater Dei, from Santa Ana, Calif. That season, Kelley rushed for 798 yards, 9.6 yards per carry and a team-best 16 touchdowns while Asiasi served as a blocking tight end who caught four passes for 65 yards.
NBC Bay Area
UC Berkeley students rally in support of Prop 40 amid growing opposition
There was a big rally for the so-called Billionaire’s Tax at UC Berkeley, which is backed by a Bay Area congressman. At the same time, the opposition to the measure is mounting and could make history. Prop 40 would impose a one-time 5% tax on more than 200 billionaires...
berkeleyside.org
3 in 10 Berkeley High teachers let students spend free time on their screens, survey finds
Editors’ note: ChatGPT and Claude have been blocked across all grade levels in the Berkeley school district since Oct. 9, the district told Berkeleyside after the initial version of this story was published. An email newsletter to families last week included a line stating that “many categories of generative AI websites” were blocked recently but did not provide further details, and parent advocates Berkeleyside spoke to for this story were not aware of the changes. The district did not respond to our request for comment for this story before publication. This story has been updated.
vikingsportsmag.com
Paly flag football falls short against Milpitas 35-0 loss
The Palo Alto girls flag football team lost to Milpitas 35-0 on Monday evening despite several strong plays on both offense and defense. Paly started the first quarter strong, gaining yards on offense and keeping Milpitas from scoring early on. However, Milpitas scored a touchdown later in the quarter and continued to gain momentum, bringing the score to 21-0 by halftime.
Contra Costa Herald
Pittsburg High students plan walkout, march to protest data center project before Council meeting Monday
Los estudiantes de Pittsburg High planean una huelga y una marcha para protestar contra el proyecto del centro de datos antes de la reunión del Concejo el lunes. According to Marifer Miranda, East County Community Organizer for Concord-based Monument Impact’s Antioch office, the Stop Pittsburg Data Center Coalition, is holding a walkout by Pittsburg High School students Monday afternoon, Oct. 19, 2026, at 3:15 p.m. with a half-mile march to City Hall, before the Council meeting at 7:00 p.m. The walkout is scheduled to begin 19 minutes before school lets out after 6th Period which ends at 3:34 p.m. according to Pittsburg High’s Bell Schedule.
knightsbanner.com
contracosta.news
Martinez Unified School District Appoints Janelle Eyet as Superintendent
MARTINEZ, Calif. — The Martinez Unified School District (MUSD) Board of Education has appointed Janelle Eyet as the district’s permanent superintendent following a vote at its October 12 meeting. Eyet has served as interim superintendent since April and brings more than 25 years of experience in education, including...
amadorvalleytoday.org
Amador Valley Climbs School Rankings
Amador Valley High School is a public high school located in Pleasanton, California, which has recently moved up in its school rankings as of this month for its high academic performance, well-driven students, and numerous opportunities for its students. Top Notch Quality. The variety of courses, clubs, and teams allow...
ABC7 News Bay Area
srhsoffleash.org
Students await opening of new parking lot
After many years of struggling to find parking spots in the neighborhood, San Rafael High School students are wondering if and when they will be able to park in the newly constructed parking lot on Mission Avenue. There are only forty five parking spots in the senior parking lot, which...
EdSource
Students oppose bell-to-bell cellphone bans due to safety concerns, report says
High school students overwhelmingly oppose bell-to-bell cellphone bans because of safety concerns, but support cellphone limitations to some extent during the school day, according to a national survey reported by K-12 Dive. The report, conducted by research firms Hopelab and Data for Progress, surveyed nearly 1,500 youth ages 13 to 24 about their support for cellphone use restrictions in school. “Students are telling us... read more
theburlingameb.org
sonomasun.com
School Superintendent Jason Sutter Talks About Pride Flag
Jason Sutter, Superintendent of Sonoma Valley Unified School District, was a strong presence among the students at Sonoma Valley High School during the October 13 noontime walkout. On that day, several hundred students left classes to demonstrate for the return of the Pride Flag to its flagpole at the entrance to the campus. “I was there to support our students,” he stated simply. “I wanted to be sure the students could safely exercise their First Amendment rights.”