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Fig Garden, CA · Education

YourCentralValley.com

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‘Declining enrollment’: What Happens to Fresno Unified if SEDA Passes?

Opponents of the SEDA project argued that the planned annexation and development of 9,000 acres in southeast Fresno could lead to school closures and funding losses due to declining enrollment in local school districts.

Fresno, CA · 18h

Madera Tribune

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Madera Unified honors Hall of Fame inductees

Madera Unified School District and the Madera Linkage Foundation honored two longtime district employees during the 2026 Student Champion Hall of Fame induction ceremony on October 22, at Madera South High School. Established in 2021, the Hall of Fame recognizes former employees whose dedication, leadership and service made a lasting...

Madera, CA · 2d

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Selma Bears Charge Toward Playoffs

As Selma High School’s football season nears its end, coaches and athletes are preparing for playoffs, both on and off the field. Currently 8-2, the team spends weekdays putting in work on the field, but also spends countless hours reviewing film and strategizing for their next victory. In his...

Selma, CA · 1d

YourCentralValley.com

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Madera South graduate continues family legacy, wins national FFA award

Saray Madriz, a Madera South High School graduate, became the first California student in 20 years to win a National FFA Proficiency Award in Small Animal Production.

Madera, CA · 1d

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Fresno City and Mt. SAC Stay Atop Men's Wrestling State Rankings

No. 1 Fresno City College and No. 2 Mt. San Antonio College sit atop the November edition of the 3C2A Men's Wrestling state rankings after both cruised through their regional dual tournaments on October 17th. The Fresno City Rams outscored their opponents 129-24 over three duals to take first place...

Fresno, CA · 2d

ABC30 Central Valley

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First foggy school day of the season causes confusion, delays in Fresno area

Dense fog blanketed parts of the Central Valley on Thursday morning, creating low-visibility conditions that complicated commutes for thousands of families and school buses and marked the season's first foggy school day.

Fresno, CA · 21h

YourCentralValley.com

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Foggy day school bus schedule for Thursday

Shelly Baird announced a two-hour delay for school schedules on Thursday, November 5, due to foggy conditions.

Riverdale, CA · 1d

Merced Sun-Star

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‘We want to see change': Merced voters make their voices heard

The line to enter the Vikram and Priya Lakireddy Auditorium on the UC Merced Campus stretched nearly around the building Tuesday as a crowd of students waited to vote, many for the first time. Across the county, voters cast more than 42,000 ballots. More than 6,000 people voted in person on Election Day and, according to Registrar of Voters Melvin Levey, ballot boxes had to be cleared up to three times throughout the day. The last voters concluded just before midnight. Levey also noted the county received about 2,000 provisional or conditional ballots from people who registered to vote at the same time they cast their ballots. “We have to go through and check and make sure that the voter is eligible to vote in this election,” Levey said, which means confirming they have not voted in another county, are at least 18 years old, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of Merced County. Those votes have yet to be tabulated, as they require extra processing time. UC Merced students talk about why they voted While waiting in line to vote, some UC Merced students reflected on the issues that brought them to the polls. From cuts

Merced County, CA · 1d

Merced Sun-Star

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Three Merced County girls flag football teams advance to section semifinals

The Merced High girls flag football team is two wins away from a Sac-Joaquin Section Division 2 championship. The Bears advanced to the semifinals with wins over 15th-seeded Antelope (31-20) last Wednesday and seventh-seeded Del Oro (43-28) on Monday. Merced (23-2) will host St. Francis of Sacramento (18-5) on Wednesday at 6 p.m. with a spot in the championship game on the line. The title game will be played Saturday at 4 p.m. In the Division 3 tournament, third-seeded Buhach Colony advanced to the Division 3 semifinals with a 20-13 win over sixth-seeded Ponderosa. The Thunder (18-5) will visit second-seeded Del Campo (18-3) on Wednesday in a semifinal matchup. In the Division 4 tournament, top-seeded Hilmar cruised through the first two rounds, defeating 16th-seeded West Campus 54-6 and eighth-seeded Twelve Bridges 41-7. The Yellowjackets (21-3) host fifth-seeded Placer on Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Merced County, CA · 3d

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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Orosi football eyes section title after dominant league season

No Tulare County high school football team may have been as dominant as the Orosi Cardinals in the regular season. Orosi won an outright East Sequoia League-Redwood championship, not allowing a single point in conference action in what may be one of the most dominant runs in league play in Tulare County history. The Cardinals (9-1, 4-0) cruised through league play, outscoring their foes 211-0 and posting four shutouts. All of their league wins came via the 35-point mercy rule. Their league victories? A 49-0 rout of Parlier. A 49-0 shutout over Farmersville. A 42-0 blanking of Riverdale and a 71-0 demolition of Orange Cove. Of Orosi's nine wins, six came via running clock, including a 42-6 victory over Fowler and a 56-7 decision at Lindsay. Under 10th-year head coach Ben White, the Cardinals won their first league title since the 2023 season. "This is one step in our quest towards Valley," White said. "It was nice. We definitely talked about it. It was good. Anytime you win a championship, you can't take it for granted. I'm happy about it." What's behind Orosi's dominance this season? Well, No. 1, it starts with an experienced squad that advanced to the Central

Tulare County, CA · 23h

Merced Sun-Star

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Week 11 of Merced County high school football: 5 games to watch

It’s the final week of the regular season in high school football, and there are some big matchups slated for Friday night. None is bigger than the 46th Santa Fe Bowl between Merced and Atwater, which will determine the champion of the Central California Conference. The matchup features a Merced team that has been dominant during CCC play, outscoring its league opponents 214-27, against an Atwater squad that has rattled off four consecutive victories after starting the season 0-5. The Bears, who are 7-2 overall and 4-0 in the CCC, are the clear favorite. The Falcons, who are 4-5 and 4-0 in the CCC, will have home-field advantage. “We started out 0-5 and we’re 4-0 now in league and going for a championship,” Atwater junior running back/linebacker Hudson Pimentel told the Merced Union High School District’s Shawn Jansen. “It’s going to be exciting.” Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Dave Honey Stadium in Atwater. Here’s a look at the four other key games this week: Hughson at Hilmar: The Yellowjackets have been flawless up to this point, going 9-0 and 5-0 in the Trans-Valley League. But to finish off a TVL title and perfect regular season, the Yellowjackets will

Merced County, CA · 2d

Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register

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Woodlake football captures third straight East Sequoia League title

Winning. That's the culture at Woodlake High School. Under fifth-year head coach Manny Martinez, the Tigers football program captured their third straight East Sequoia League championship this season, going a perfect 4-0 to win an outright league title. Since Martinez arrived as head coach in 2022, Woodlake has been the class of the ESL, going 25-7 in league play, including a dominating 16-2 mark from 2024 to this fall. How has Woodlake (8-2) sustained that success? "I think just the consistency of the weight room, and being consistent on and off the field," Martinez said. "The consistency the boys are getting used to week in and week out. The expectations, we hold them to high expectations here, and they come to realize that they're going to be nothing less than playing in the playoffs." More: Week 12 Tulare County Power Football Rankings, plus stat stars Those standards are why Woodlake has been one of Tulare County's premier small-school programs this decade. The Tigers are coming off a 12-win season, which saw them advance to the Central Section Division V championship game in 2025. That success has rolled into this year, thanks in part to a group of dedicated players, led

Woodlake, CA · 1d

KMPH.com

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Student parking campaign pushes petition, meetings and monthly permit payments next

FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Fresno State students gathered today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Free Speech Area to raise awareness about campus parking challenges through a student-led campaign called “Park the Problem.”. Led by Fresno State student Ana Marquez, the campaign aims to bring attention...

Fresno, CA · 17h

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Golden West High School students take center stage in Visalia

VISALIA, Calif. (FOX26) — Lights, camera, action!. Students at Golden West High School in Visalia are getting ready to take center stage, bringing laughter, creativity, and months of hard work to the community at The Rotary Theater this November. The school's drama program is preparing for its upcoming one-act...

Visalia, CA · 1d

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Where a Juvenile Hall Once Stood, Area 1 Candidates Make Their Case

On October 10, I went to Farber Educational Campus with a recorder in my handbag and a bit of election season cynicism. Many election forums can seem similar. This location is far from typical. Farber, Fresno Unified’s roughly $65 million alternative education campus, sits on the former Fresno County Juvenile Hall, which closed in 2006 and was torn down in 2019. Walking in, I felt that this space had not yet completely forgotten its past. Somewhere under the brand-new paint and career pathway banners this old land still seemed to be listening, wondering what the grownups would say about kids now. On the other hand, I also saw a monument to progress. Ever since I was a teenager, I have advocated against the school-to-prison pipeline, and this was a visceral representation of my goals, especially since the demolition lined up with my own senior year of high school.

Fresno, CA · 4d

ABC30 Central Valley

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Election Night Results: The race to shape the future of Fresno County schools

Fresno County voters are choosing who will guide the future of more than 30 school districts and the students they serve.

Fresno County, CA · 2d

ABC30 Central Valley

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Liberty High debuts $8 million stadium renovation just in time for senior night

After years of planning and months of construction, Liberty High School student-athletes finally got the chance to compete on their newly renovated home field.

Fresno, CA · 3d

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Students Show Their School Spirit at the Cowhide Rally

The Cowhide Rally brings students together and builds school spirit ahead of the annual rivalry game. The Cowhide Rally is on the day of the last and biggest game between Mount Whitney and Redwood High School. The two schools are rivals, and the rally gets the football players hyped up...

Visalia, CA · 4d

Merced Sun-Star

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Atwater defeats GV to set up CCC title showdown in Santa Fe Bowl against Merced

Midway through the season the Atwater High football team was licking its wounds from an 0-5 start. On Friday, the Falcons will play for the Central California Conference title. Atwater earned a chance at the title after a 15-8 win over Golden Valley on Friday night to win its fourth consecutive game to improve to 4-0 in the CCC. Next up for the Falcons is Santa Fe Bowl 46 against Merced with the CCC title on the line at Dave Honey Stadium. The Bears dispatched of El Capitan 49-8 on Friday to improve to 7-2 overall and 4-0 in the CCC. “It’s huge for the kids who stayed with us, who believed in what we were doing, and have worked hard,” said Atwater head coach Seneca Ybarra. “We’re really a young football team, and excited to see the proof in the pudding. We’re seeing the results.” It was the Falcons’ defense again leading the way as they came up with key sacks and turnovers in big moments and delivered a crucial goal-line stand in the first half. The Atwater defense has surrendered just 33 points during the four-game winning streak. The Atwater defense came up with a turnover to set

Atwater, CA · 4d

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Madera County Schools Open New Resource Hub, Senator Sends Praise

1105 S Madera Ave — Approximate Countywide Student Service Area. The Madera County Superintendent of Schools has opened a new Community Resource Center on East Almond Avenue, a hub designed to bring together community partners, services, workshops and resources for students and families across Madera County. Tricia Protzman led the ribbon-cutting ceremony, which drew city and county administrators, elected officials, city council members, Board of Supervisors members, the police chief and Madera Unified School District board of trustees members.

Madera County, CA · 5d