Lompoc
Lompoc, CA · Education
Santa Barbara Independent
The Magic of Musicals at Westmont College in Montecito
This fall, Samantha Eve — the artistic director of Out of the Box Theatre, a local production company specializing in contemporary musicals — is bringing her expertise in musical theater to Westmont College. Eve will direct Westmont’s Momentum! A Musical Revue, featuring students performing a curated list of Broadway songs about facing life in a fast-moving world. Some selections may be familiar to audiences, such as “Something’s Coming” from the popular musical West Side Story, while other songs come from more obscure works, such as “Spark of Creation” from the lesser-known Children of Eden. Each of these songs exemplify Momentum’s thematic refrain of being whisked from one new adventure to another.
News Channel 312
Allan Hancock College Formally Welcomes Cal Poly Business Bachelor Students
SANTA MARIA, Calif. (KEYT) - Cal Poly and Allan Hancock College held a kickoff reception in Santa Maria this afternoon. They celebrated the launch of another of Cal Poly's bachelor pathway programs -- at Hancock college. The event, held at the Fine Arts upstairs terrace at Allan Hancock College, welcomed the business pathway's inaugural cohort The post Allan Hancock College Formally Welcomes Cal Poly Business Bachelor Students appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
News Channel 312
Johnson and DP run past Buena to complete suspended high school football game
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - It was worth the wait for the Dos Pueblos High School football team. Senior Chase Johnson scored three of his four touchdowns on Saturday as the Chargers defeated Buena 42-28 to complete a game that was suspended on Friday night when a light polo malfunctioned. The Chargers led 21-14 on The post Johnson and DP run past Buena to complete suspended high school football game appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
Paso Robles Daily News
Youth music nonprofit opens applications for tuition-free music programs
Applications remain open through Oct. 1 for students in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara counties. – Students in grades 2-12 in San Luis Obispo and Northern Santa Barbara counties can apply for Infinite Music’s Rising Stars and Rising Stars Piano youth music mentorship programs. The Morro Bay-based...
chargeraccount.org
SBUSD implements new ‘Tech With Intent’ policy
New restrictions on technology use are being introduced to students at Dos Pueblos High School as they start the 2026-2027 school year. Policies concerning issues such as access to certain websites, personal device usage, school device access, and digital well-being instruction are all part of Santa Barbara Unified School District’s Tech With Intent plan, which is being implemented across the district.
chargeraccount.org
Stadium light outage suspends DPHS football game against Buena
What began as an exciting home opener for the Dos Pueblos High School varsity football team took an unexpected turn Friday night when a lighting failure left part of Scott O’Leary Stadium in darkness midway through the second quarter. With the Chargers leading Buena High School 21-14, the game was suspended with six minutes remaining in the quarter.
syvnews.com
Big plays propel Lompoc football to shutout win over Santa Ynez
Seven minutes into the first quarter, Lompoc junior quarterback Trevor Thompson threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Max Jones. The Braves crowd erupted in celebration after the big play. Those big plays were the theme of their season opener against Santa Ynez. Lompoc showed how dynamic its offense can be...
Noozhawk
Santa Maria High’s Day of Hope Benefit Raises Some $600
Santa Maria High School Link Crew recently participated in the 13th Annual Day of Hope, a community-wide fundraiser benefiting Mission Hope Cancer Center and its efforts to support local cancer patients and their families. The campaign was a huge success, with SMHS students and staff raising nearly $600 for Day...
Santa Barbara Independent
Bishop Diego Rolls Past West Ranch, 42-13, in Home Opener
Bishop Diego hosted West Ranch High School for its first home game of the season at La Playa Stadium. The Tom Crawford-led Cardinals handled business by physically dominating the game, winning 42-13. Even without key players Remi Boykin and Sammy Boeddeker, the Cardinals played their style of football, but not...
Noozhawk
Santa Barbara Strings Graduate Henry Woodruff Attending Juilliard
Henry Woodruff, 18, of Solvang, a 12-year participant and graduate of Santa Barbara Strings, will be continuing his studies this fall as a Bachelor of Music student at the Juilliard School in New York under the tutelage of Misha Amory. Woodruff is the recipient of the Kovner Fellowship, which includes...
Santa Barbara Independent
Santa Barbara High Overwhelmed by Corona Del Mar in 37-7 Defeat
Newport Beach, Calif- A matchup with one of the elite teams in Southern California took the Santa Barbara High football team out of its element. The Dons struggled with miscues, and Corona Del Mar inflicted maximum damage from nearly every mistake on the way to a 37-7 victory Friday night in Newport Beach.
syvnews.com
Game of the Week: Lompoc, Santa Ynez football to meet up in early season rivalry game
Lompoc and Santa Ynez high schools are just 24 miles away from one another. Their football teams have consistently meet on the football field each out of the last 18 years. Well, it depends on who you ask. “I don’t know,” Pirates coach Josh McClurg said before practice on Wednesday....
picketfencemedia.com
Dolphins Open Season with 56-10 Romp over San Marcos
Dana Hills High scored eight touchdowns in a 56-10 victory over San Marcos High in Santa Barbara this past Friday, Aug. 21, to open the 2026 football season. Carter Anderson threw four touchdown passes, and the Dolphins added four rushing touchdowns. The Royals, under new head coach Isaiah Veal, struggled...
USA TODAY
How to watch Mission Hills (California) vs Quartz Hill high school football
Mission Hills takes on Quartz Hill tonight as the 2026 high school football schedule ramps up across the country. Searching for how to watch the game live? Fans can stream the California high school football game live on the NFHS Network from a laptop, mobile device or even Smart TV apps like Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Google TV and Roku. Don't miss a moment of the game with on-demand replays, too. Ahead of the kickoff, here's what to know about the Mission Hills vs. Quartz Hill clash. Looking beyond the football field? The digital streaming service broadcasts the best of preps action from more than 30 sports all season, so fans can watch more of their favorite high school teams . Watch Mission Hills vs. Quartz Hill When is Mission Hills (California) vs. Quartz Hill? Mission Hills takes on Quartz Hill on Aug. 28. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. PDT. More: High school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports reveals Week 2 Super 25 Watch Mission Hills vs. Quartz Hill This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: How to watch Mission Hills (California) vs Quartz Hill high school football Information in this article was imported automatically into a template written
chargeraccount.org
DPHS introduces new ‘Minga’ hall pass policy
A new digital hall pass policy has been introduced at Dos Pueblos High School for the 2026-27 school year, with the decision coming from the DPHS administration team. Students can request digital hall passes through the ‘Minga’ app. “[Minga] allows us to do a few things,” Dean of...
News Channel 312
Former Grace Lutheran In Santa Maria To Be CommUnify’s Latest Head Start Preschool
SANTA MARIA, Calif. (KEYT) - CommUnify and its board announced the acquisition of a Santa Maria property that will house a new preschool and childcare center. It’s a new type of acquisition for the real estate firm representing the non-profit. The sixty-year-old non-profit purchased the former Grace Lutheran Preschool building on East Fesler Street, with The post Former Grace Lutheran In Santa Maria To Be CommUnify’s Latest Head Start Preschool appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
VC Star | Ventura County Star
New name is approved for César Chavez School in Oxnard
After months of deliberations, Oxnard School District officials approved the name change for the former César Chavez School. The school district announced in an Aug. 25 news release that the board of trustees had approved changing the school's name to Juanita Academy of Literacy, Communication Arts and Technology. The name was among five finalists: Juanita, Monarcas, Colonia, Academia de Águilas and Cuauhtémoc. The board ultimately landed on Juanita, named after the street where the school was formerly located. “A school’s name should reflect its values, aspirations, and sense of purpose,” said Oxnard School District Superintendent Dr. Ana DeGenna in the release. “We are proud to honor the traditions that have shaped this school while looking ahead to continued achievement.” While the name change has been decided, the school district's rollout of the change will take time as the state's department of education will be notified of the change, said Ginger Shea, a spokesperson for the district. The school's principal did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Late last month , a statue of the late labor leader was removed from the school, and a mural was painted over. Why did Oxnard School District change the school name? On