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Measure M bond projects continue across Lompoc Unified campuses
Measure M-funded facility upgrades are underway across Lompoc Unified School District campuses, with roofing, window, asbestos abatement, flooring, security and other projects either finished or in progress. Jon Bruenning, the district’s bond project manager, delivered the latest construction and spending update at the Measure M Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee’s Aug....
Santa Barbara Independent
The Kid Gets a Chance: Isaiah Veal Takes Over San Marcos Football at Age 26
As the San Marcos Royals varsity team practices football on a steamy August evening, you look around the field, trying to spot the head coach. You know, the older dude with a clipboard or a sheet of plays, whistle around the neck, probably looking like the least athletic guy out there. Traditional coach stuff, ya know?
Coastal View
Enrollment decrease attributed to students residing out of district
Elementary class size ranges from 13 to 26 students with an average of 18 students. Carpinteria Middle School (CMS) class size ranges from 10 to 30 students with an average of 23 students. Carpinteria High School (CHS) class sizes range from 12 to 38 students with an average of 26 students.
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CI at 60: Now Is Still the Time
In 1966, Mr. Steve Stocks was named the first Principal of Channel Islands High School. He had begun his career in 1952 as a science teacher at Oxnard High School. After leaving Channel Islands, Mr. Stocks went on to serve as Principal of Oxnard High School and later as an assistant superintendent for the Oxnard Union High School District.
Santa Barbara Independent
Santa Barbara Pulls Away Late to Beat Rival Dos Pueblos, 21-10
Rivalry games simply mean more, and that spirit of competition was on full display when Santa Barbara High and Dos Pueblos met for a hard-hitting matchup under the Peabody Stadium lights on Friday night. The Dons overcame a gritty effort from Dos Pueblos, pulling away late to capture a 21-10...
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DPHS battles crosstown rival SBHS in 21-10 loss
The Dos Pueblos High School varsity football team fell 21-10 to Santa Barbara High School in a closely contested crosstown rivalry matchup Friday night at Peabody Stadium. The Chargers kept the game within reach through three quarters before the Dons extended their lead with a late touchdown. Despite the loss,...
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Saugus football wins in road thriller over Camarillo
Junior quarterback Brayden Connelly lived every high school quarterback’s dream Friday night, leading his team on a game-winning drive with only seconds left on the clock to secure a 38-35 shootout win over host Camarillo. Down 35-30 with 1:15 to play, Landon Lattimore set up the Centurions with excellent...
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Freshmen Worries and Senior’s Advice
As the school year begins, returning Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) students walk through hallways and greet familiar faces. Apart from the group of incoming freshmen this year, this routine is likely similar for many students coming back from summer vacation. The jump from high school to middle school can be overwhelming for most, while others can’t wait for the first day. New experiences in a new environment can be exciting, but also come with feelings of worry or fear.
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San Marcos Football Routs Channel Islands for First Win of Season, 35-0
San Marcos football shook off a slow start and earned its first win of the season with a 35-0 victory over Channel Islands on Friday night in Oxnard. The victory is the Royals’ (1-2) first of the season and head coach Isaiah Veal’s first at the helm of the program. They will look to keep it rolling on the road against Buena next week.
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The “American Experience” at Foothill Tech: a fading tradition
The “American Experience” has been a part of Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) culture since the school’s opening. As dual enrollment participation is increasing among students, the influence of the American Experience has begun to fade. Junior year is notoriously high-stress for high school students as...
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Bolts Up: Flashes Battle-Tested and Ready to Roll Against Buena
The Flashes JV and Varsity teams hosted Oak Park this past Friday night for their second game of the season. Above, FHS Varsity players team up to bring down an Oak Park player. Photo credit Crystal Gurrola. Varsity No. 21 Saul Fraga-Sandoval tries to make his way past the Oak...
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Flag Football wrap-up: Dons rally to beat Royals; DP wins home opener
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - Santa Barbara 13, San Marcos 6: The Santa Barbara Dons staged a second half rally to finally beat San Marcos again in flag football. Laila Hernandez threw a pair of touchdown passes after halftime to give the Dons their first win over San Marcos since 2023 when flag football became The post Flag Football wrap-up: Dons rally to beat Royals; DP wins home opener appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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Santa Maria Valley football rivals meet for lunch ahead of ‘Battle for the Helmet’ game
Two days before they meet on the gridiron captains of the Righetti and Pioneer Valley high school football teams met in a much friendlier environment on Wednesday afternoon. The post Santa Maria Valley football rivals meet for lunch ahead of ‘Battle for the Helmet’ game appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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Solvang violist heads to Juilliard on full ride with prestigious fellowship
A childhood spent learning the viola in Solvang is taking Henry Woodruff to one of the country's most prestigious music schools. Woodruff, 18, will begin studying this fall at The Juilliard School in New York, where he will pursue a Bachelor of Music in viola under Misha Amory using a Kovner Fellowship which provides full tuition, room, board and a stipend. The fellowship is awarded to one undergraduate violist each year, according to Santa Barbara Strings.
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More Than a Resource Center: CI’s Community Schools Center Supports Students
In September of 2025, Channel Islands High School and Hueneme High School celebrated the grand openings of their Community Schools Centers. The opening of the centers across the two campuses was made possible due to the California Community Schools Partnership Program, which is a state grant initiative that is meant to turn public schools into more community centered spaces. The CCSP gave a $4.75 million grant to the Oxnard Union High School District in the fall of 2023 towards the initiative.
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The Star’s High School Football Rankings after Week 1
Last week’s ranking in parentheses. 1. PACIFICA 2-0 (1) Comment: The Tritons are up to No. 13 in CalHiSports’ state rankings. This week: Friday at Newhall-Hart. More: Big points, big efforts highlight Week 1 in high school football 2. VENTURA 1-0 (2) Comment: The Cougars piled up 550 yards of total offense in their opening night win over Oxnard. This week: Friday at Lakewood. 3. ST. BONAVENTURE 2-0 (3) Comment: The Seraphs have achieved offensive balance through two games, gaining 343 yards in the air and 407 on the ground. This week: Friday vs. Trabuco Hills. 4. WESTLAKE 2-0 (5) Comment: The Warriors have scored more than 30 points in 11 of 12 regular-season games under head coach Rick Clausen. This week: Thursday vs. Chatsworth. 5. GRACE SCHOOL 2-0 (4) Comment: Charlie Martinez is eighth in the state in receiving yardage with 299. This week: Friday at El Camino Real. More: Martinez catches on quickly as Grace beats Santa Paula in rematch 6. SIMI VALLEY 1-1 (8) Comment: Sal Villa’s 486 yards rushing leads the state. This week: Friday vs. Bishop Montgomery. 7. MOORPARK 1-1 (9) Comment: Dawson Armstrong is seventh in the state in passing yardage with 716. This