Gilman Hot Springs
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Victorville Daily Press
Oak Hills football back in win column, erupts for 57 points vs Cajon
Oak Hills had a full week to sit with the frustration of being shut out by JSerra Catholic. The Bulldogs made good use of it on Friday, Sept. 18. Oak Hills forced four turnovers in the first half and scored its most points in a game this season in a 57-26 victory over Cajon. “We had to redeem ourselves, man,” Royalton Allen said. “We can’t just go out like that. You know we’ve got to come back harder and stronger.” A week after losing 63-0, Oak Hills (3-2) scored 36 points in the first half and pulled its starters after building a 57-19 advantage in the third quarter. The turnaround began on the first snap of the night. Nathaniel Perez forced a Cajon fumble, and Ahmir Malone recovered it and returned it for a touchdown. Jayden Dennis intercepted Cajon’s next possession, and the Bulldogs unveiled a different look offensively. Allen, who has primarily made his impact on defense this season, lined up at quarterback and took a series of direct snaps as Oak Hills drove downfield. Allen, committed to the University of Wisconsin, eventually scored his first touchdown of the season to give the Bulldogs a 13-0 lead. High School
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Local high school students celebrate Constitution Day
Senator Rosilicie Ochoa Bogh and PUHSD board member Steve Campos (right) visited Paloma Valley High School. Students across Perris Union High School District celebrated Constitution Day on Thursday, Sept. 17, with lessons, simulations, and conversations with officials from local, state, and federal government. The districtwide celebration followed the PUHSD Board...
riversiderecord.org
RUSD Board Votes To Keep Public Comment Status Quo Despite Repeated Pushback
Despite repeated pushback from two of its trustees, the Riverside Unified School District (RUSD) Board of Education voted 4-2 to maintain the board’s ability to host public comment before a topic’s presentation. The decision to uphold the status quo came after several board discussions on how to best...
Rafu Shimpo
GLA JACL Concert Benefits Youth Programs
The Greater Los Angeles JACL and Intercollegiate Nikkei Council recently presented a concert with Hana Effron and Travis Atreo at the Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute. Opening remarks were made by Mitchell Matsumura, president of GLA JACL, and Julia Endow and Adam Kim, co-presidents of Intercollegiate Nikkei Council. Proceeds from...
cyphype.com
Varsity Flag Football Holds Their Title Down for CIF
Cypress varsity flag football girls are ranked 61st in Southern California, with a record of 5-3. They have been working hard to climb their way up to CIF. They have already pushed through two major tournaments in the first month of their season. One game that specifically highlighted their skill was a big win in the Chargers x Oakley Tournament.
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San Bernardino High Pageant Helps Six Seniors Turn Struggles Into Leadership
A morning of interviews became a celebration when San Bernardino City Unified School District police officers brought doughnuts and Dutch Bros gift cards to San Bernardino High School seniors preparing for the Mr. and Miss Cardinal City Pageant. The officers thanked the students for staffing barbecue grills and cooking for...
mynewsla.com
Education Conference to Begin in Riverside
The 13th annual Excellence Through Education Conference will begin Wednesday in Riverside, bringing educators together for two days of speakers, student performances, wellness activities and networking. The conference will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Riverside Convention Center, 3637 Fifth St., under the theme “Creating Possibilities: Imagining More. Designing...
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Hilton Proposes Tuition-Free Business School in East LA
Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton unveiled a proposal Friday to establish a tuition-free business school in East Los Angeles for income-qualified California students. Hilton’s campaign said UCLA, USC, Claremont McKenna College and other universities would be invited to compete to become the founding academic partner under the proposal. The school...
Yahoo!
Southern California parents demand action as only 25% of district classrooms have AC
Parents in Southern California are calling for immediate action from school leaders after it was revealed that just 25% of classrooms in the Torrance Unified School District have AC. When classrooms get too hot, it can become harder for children to focus, stay healthy, and safely make it through the...
thecatseye.org
Best friends shortlisted for international essay prize
Every morning, an RCHS student waits in her car to pick up her best friend for school. The two girls, Juliana Hall and Ashima Kuriakose, have been doing that routine–one of them taking the other to school–for years. Best friends since the day they met at Grapeland Elementary School, Hall and Kuriakose have remained distinct parts of each other’s lives, witnesses to one another’s successes and failures, for 12 years. But of all the accomplishments they’ve witnessed, the most recent one is, to them, among the most special. On July 7, 2026, the two girls each received an email confirming they were on the shortlist for the John Locke Global Essay Prize.
Fontana Herald News
FLIP helps students find new path
For Officer Dennis Barnett, the Fontana Leadership Intervention Program (FLIP) is rooted in the belief that struggling students should not be written off. After all, he said, there’s hope for every single one of them. “The toughest kids that I have are the best kids for me to work...
citynewsgroup.com
GTHS Athlete of the Week: Naomi Aurora Huerta
Naomi Aurora Huerta, at just 14 years old, is already making her mark both in the classroom and on the field. A Freshman at Grand Terrace High School, Naomi maintains a 3.5 GPA while balancing academics, athletics, hobbies, and time with the people who mean the most to her. Naomi’s...
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King High School football ‘Cruz’ to victory against Poly in rivalry Showdown
King High School preserved its long-standing dominance in the Battle for the Propeller, defeating Poly High School 37-6 for the sixth consecutive time in the rivalry matchup. More than 1,000 fans packed Riverside City College’s Wheelock Stadium on Sept. 11 to watch the latest chapter of the rivalry. “It’s...
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Santa Rosa Academy cross country teams take first-place awards
The Santa Rosa Academy cross country teams had another impressive outing Sept. 12 at the Grant Nunnally Small Schools Invitational, hosted by Woodcrest Christian High in Riverside. The team is composed entirely of underclassmen, so the Rangers competed only in the JV boys and girls divisions. Both teams took home...
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Cal-Bridge aims to get more minority college students involved in STEM careers
IRVINE, Calif. — Even though California is known for its diversity, minorities are severely underrepresented in specific college fields. The number of minority students in science, technology, education and mathematics is less than state averages. “You have a lack of sense of belonging within these spaces,” said Tré Willingham,...
On3.com
California High School Football: No. 9 Mater Dei holds on vs. No. 18 Centennial
Trailing 9-3 heading into the final quarter of play, Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei, the country’s No. 9 ranked team according to the Rivals High School Football Composite Top 25 Rankings, needed someone on defense to make a play to avoid their first loss of the season. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] Mater Dei’s Michael Davis picked off a short pass setting up what would be the game’s go-ahead touchdown en route to a narrow 10-9 victory over Corona (Calif.) Centennial on Friday night at Santa Ana Stadium. The Monarchs improved to 4-0 on the season heading into ...