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Tiny Sonoma County school turns to portable toilets after septic system failures

Fort Ross Elementary, a 17-student one-school district in rural Sonoma County, is using portable toilets, closing its campus to community events and looking for ways to pay for its ailing septic system, The Press Democrat reported. Over the years, the TK-8 school has faced several challenges with the septic system, many of which have been caused by redwood tree roots blocking drainage, according to... read more

Sonoma County, CA · 2d

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Football ends three-year Little Big Game losing streak with home victory against San Mateo

Burlingame football (3-2 Peninsula Athletic League (PAL) De Anza, 8-2 overall) defeated its rival, San Mateo High School, in the 99th annual Little Big Game after having lost the previous three clashes in the historic rivalry. Entering the game with a 7-2 record, the Panthers were determined to win and...

Burlingame, CA · 2d
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Mission Local

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SFUSD says Bernal school is ‘transitioning.’ Parents say it’s closing.

Junipero Serra Annex Early Education School will close at the end of the school year, according to letters from San Francisco Unified School District officials sent to parents this fall. SFUSD says Bernal school is ‘transitioning.’ Parents say it’s closing.

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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Redwood City students take home honors in eco poster contest

Three Redwood City students won ReThinkWaste’s 12th annual poster design contest in mid-October. This year’s theme was “Mending Magic,” encouraging youth to draw ways one can fix worn, torn or broken items. First-place posters from the elementary and middle school individual categories will be featured on the side of Recology collection trucks later this year.

Redwood City, CA · 21h
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Oakland school district improperly diverted $3.5M, students say

Students and teachers are demanding the Oakland school district return $3.5M in voter-approved education funds they say was improperly diverted. Cash-strapped district says no specific approvals were needed for reserve spending.

Oakland, CA · 13h

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High schoolers march to downtown Redwood City calling for ICE to leave Bay Area

Over 200 high school students walked out of school on Tuesday morning in protest of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in the Bay Area. Draped in Mexican flags, student organizers from the Sequoia Union High School District and Midpeninsula School in Menlo Park chanted into a megaphone, “La gente unida jamás será vencida,” their voices echoing among their peers in the streets of downtown Redwood City.

Redwood City, CA · 23h

San Francisco Chronicle

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High school football top 10: Ahead of section playoffs, De La Salle retains top spot

The high school football regular season has ended, setting the stage for Metro powers such as No. 1 De La Salle and others to flex their muscles in pursuit of section and even state championships.

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 2d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Oakland charter school could face closure after leaders mistakenly cut high school without approval

An Oakland charter school skirted state law when its leaders quietly voted to eliminate the high school without seeking the required authorization. It now faces a critical vote by the school board.

Oakland, CA · 1d

Mission Local

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Viz Valley Middle School had no PTA, so teachers created a nonprofit instead

It was no surprise to music teacher Lauren Schwartz when SFUSD Superintendent Maria Su, announcing the district’s new enrollment system last month, acknowledged that the city’s schools are inequitably resourced.  […] Viz Valley Middle School had no PTA, so teachers created a nonprofit instead

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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Milpitas Teen Who Dropped Out of College Now Runs a Growing Burger Chain

A burger stand that once sold single, double and triple smash burgers out of a rented food truck parked across from Calaveras Hills High School has grown into a full restaurant on N Milpitas Blvd. Dough Burgers opened its Milpitas location in August 2026, co-founder Daniel, who asked to be identified by first name only, said in an interview with The Milpitas Beat.

Milpitas, CA · 4d

Pleasanton Weekly

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PUSD board to consider emergency repairs at Amador Valley High

The Pleasanton school board will consider a resolution on Thursday that would allow the district to make emergency repairs after rainwater flooded the locker room and other areas of Amador Valley High School’s large gym building. If approved, the Pleasanton Unified School District will be able to bypass its...

Pleasanton, CA · 15h

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Boys football | Piedmont closes season with win

The Piedmont High School boys football team closed out its season with a 33-0 win at Alameda on Nov. 6. The Highlanders finished the year with a 4-6 record. Vaha Mafi had a big game, rushing for 129 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries. Cyrus Emanuelson completed 13 of 26 passes for 170 yards and a touchdown. Colby Hong returned an interception 27 yards for a touchdown as well.

Piedmont, CA · 1d

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Upper Campus Prepares for Historic Renovation

Pinewood will commence its $61.5 million Upper Campus renovation next summer. The renovation will consist of three phases, the last of which will end before the campus reopens for the 2029-30 school year. Throughout the course of the renovation, students will stay on campus. The creation of larger classrooms and...

Palo Alto, CA · 1d

SFGate

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For these Gen Z California kids, college's hottest club is Costco

Students are obsessed with the bulk-buying behemoth.

California · 1d

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Pleasanton District Hires AdvocacyBuild on Education

Pleasanton (Kan.) Unified School District 344 hired AdvocacyBuild LLC to lobby on education (EDU), according to a new client registration signed Sept. 29. The filing lists federal funding, workforce development, career technical education and the Every Student Succeeds Act. ​. The registration names Tyson Elbert as the lobbyist and lists...

Pleasanton, CA · 1d

Seattle ON Tap

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The Yelling Match That Kicked Off a 40-Year Legacy: Chris Kyriacou Wins Inaugural John Beam Award

Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Chris Kyriacou, the physical education teacher at Bishop O’Dowd High School and the powerhouse coach for the Oakland Wildcats youth travel baseball team, just officially snagged the Chronicle’s inaugural John […]

Oakland, CA · 2d

sfstandard.com

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SFUSD’s struggle to recover from COVID, explained in 5 charts

After the pandemic hit in March 2020, San Francisco kept most of its public school students out of classrooms for nearly a year and a half. By the time schools fully reopened in August 2021, the San Francisco Unified School District had lost 5,000 students, and those who stayed had fallen behind.

San Francisco, CA · 3d

Alameda Post

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Alameda High School Brings a Delightful ‘Emma’ to the Stage

My personal Jane Austen fantasy is that I get to wear an empire-cut dress, have ribbons woven into my hair, dance with grace, spit wit, then win the love of my life and retire to a countryside estate with a killer garden. In place of that, what I actually do get to do is see others live that life, most recently onstage, in the wonderful production of Emma, the fall play of the Alameda High School Drama Department, directed by Anneka Fagundes.

Alameda, CA · 2d

The Associated Press

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Takeaways from AP's report on school closures in the US

VALLEJO, Calif. (AP) — The start of a new school year can be nerve-wracking under any circumstances. But for thousands of students across the U.S., this academic year brought the added difficulty of adjusting to an entirely new school after their previous ones shuttered. As U.S. birth rates continue a multidecade slide and state and federal education funding dries up, an increasing number of cash-strapped school districts around the country have resorted to closing campuses to save money. At the same time, new research shows student enrollment has fallen much faster than schools are closing, suggesting more painful financial choices lie ahead. The Associated Press is covering school closures in partnership with The Hechinger Report and Big Local News at Stanford University. These are some takeaways from their reporting. School closures are accelerating A total of 1,156 U.S. schools closed during the last academic year — the highest number since the pandemic, according to an analysis of federal data by Big Local News at Stanford University. For example, the Vallejo City Unified School District, a working-class district near San Francisco, serves half as many students as it did two decades earlier. District leaders have closed five campuses since 2025 —

Vallejo, CA · 3d