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Opinion: California’s Charter Schools Are Public Schools. They Deserve Facilities Funding

A school building does more than house an education. It can expand opportunities for students — or limit what’s possible for them. For too many of California’s charter public schools, the cost of securing adequate facilities has become a hindrance rather than a foundation for student success. Consider Magnolia Public Schools in Southern California, a […]

California · 3d

communityforwardredlands.com

What’s on the Redlands Unified school board agenda for Nov. 10

REDLANDS, Calif. — The Redlands Unified School District Board of Education will consider additional staffing for elementary school libraries, changes to an expanded learning contract and nearly $1.5 million in facilities expenditures when it meets Tuesday, Nov. 10. The board will also consider scheduling its annual organizational meeting following...

Redlands, CA · 4d

communityforwardredlands.com

Redlands High School speech and debate team seeks community support at Nov. 12 showcase

REDLANDS, Calif. — Redlands High School is home to one of California's top-ranked speech and debate teams. Founded in 1900, the award-winning Redlands Speech and Debate program predates the National Speech & Debate Association, established in 1925. The team has a history of success at the Citrus Belt Speech...

Redlands, CA · 5d

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This California College Was Just Named The State’s Top Hidden Gem For 2027

Every Wednesday afternoon since 1931, a women’s college in Southern California has hosted tea. Not once in a while. Every single week, for nearly a century. Then I learned the founder landed on the cover of Time magazine in 1926 for helping invent a whole new kind of college system.

California · 8d

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sanbernardinonewsdaily.com

Dual enrollment program underway at CSUSB

Some Inland Empire high school students are getting their college careers off to an early start in a dual enrollment program offered by Cal State San Bernardino. One thousand six hundred and twenty two students are participating in the High School University Program, which offers 65 classes from 52 CSUSB courses, according to a statement on the university’s website.

San Bernardino, CA · 6d

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Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know

LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) - The Riverside County Sheriff's Office says investigators have found no evidence of a credible threat to La Quinta High School following reports of threatening social media posts, but the investigation remains ongoing as some parents continue to raise concerns about student safety. The investigation follows a student protest Thursday, November The post Online threats and student safety: What Coachella Valley families need to know appeared first on KESQ .

La Quinta, CA · 8d

orangecountytribune.com

Five of 11 win playoff opener

In the opening round of the CIF-SS football playoffs, five teams out of 11 from our West Orange County cities won and will advance to the second round next week. In Division 3 play, Edison (4-7) defeated Oak Hills and will face Long Beach Poly on Friday, Nov. 13. In Division 9, Ocean View (10-1) outlasted Lawndale by 34-28. Next up for the Seahawks is West Covina.

Orange County, CA · 7d

menifee247.com

Dotson acknowledges growth in MSJC State of the College

MSJC Board of Trustees members join Superintendent/President Dr. Tawny Dotson at the 2026 State of the College. Pictured from left: Trustee Jhalister Corona, Board President Tom Ashley, Dr. Dotson, Board Clerk Vicki Carpenter, Trustee Calvin Smith, and Trustee Brian Sylva. Press release from Mt. San Jacinto College:. TEMECULA — Mt....

Temecula, CA · 8d

iebusinessdaily.com

Clarke named first executive-in-residence at CSUSB

Clemencia “Cleo” Cueva Clarke has been named the first executive-in-residence at Cal State San Bernardino’s Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration. Clarke, who has worked at IBM for more than 20 years, will share her industry knowledge and leadership skills with students and faculty, according to a statement on the university’s website.

San Bernardino, CA · 7d

Mountain News

Rim fans cheer on seniors in final football game of 2026 season

Rim of the World High School’s varsity football team struggled against the Rialto High Knights during their last home game of the season Friday, Oct. 30, but crowds cheered happily during the pre-game celebration of senior athletes, musicians and cheerleaders. Friday’s league final ended with a 30-7 win for...

Rialto, CA · 9d

thesmokesignal.org

FUSD faces state-wide elimination of the CA COMPASS Program

For nearly a decade, the California Online Media Program for Access and Student Success (COMPASS) has provided CA students with free access to vetted online resources. On June 29, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed the CA 2026-27 budget, no longer allocating an annual $5.5 million to research databases provided by COMPASS, set to go into effect on July 1, 2027. Despite FUSD’s alternative database, Elton B. Stephens Company (EBSCO), the elimination of COMPASS threatens to reduce the variety of platforms students can access for research.

California · 9d

citynewsgroup.com

Moreno Valley School Board to Consider Charter School Petition at November 10 Public Hearing

The district announced that it posted staff report findings concerning the petition on October 26. According to the district's official notice, the November 10 meeting will include a public hearing at which board members will consider the charter school's proposed admissions preferences and determine whether to approve or deny the petition.

Moreno Valley, CA · 11d

citynewsgroup.com

Muscoy Elementary Celebrates New Outdoor Learning and Recreation Space, Giving Students More Room to Grow

The school day at Muscoy Elementary is gaining new possibilities, with a recently opened outdoor space offering students more opportunities to learn, play, perform and build connections with their classmates. The San Bernardino City Unified School District announced on October 13 that Muscoy Elementary School celebrated the opening of its...

San Bernardino, CA · 11d

4newsplus.com

The First Statewide CAL FIRE EMT Academy Reflects Training Underway at Serrano

Emergency medical training is taking on a larger role within CAL FIRE, and students at Serrano High School have an uncommon opportunity to begin that same career preparation before graduation. CAL FIRE announced the launch of its first statewide Emergency Medical Technician Academy. The six-week academy began Sept. 14 at...

California · 11d

viewpointsonline.org

Former Viewpoints editor-in-chief inducted into La Sierra High School athletics hall of fame

Dennis Pope has dedicated over 20 years capturing the best of Riverside’s sports scene. He attended La Sierra High School, but his journalism journey started at Riverside City College and came full circle on Oct. 24 with his induction into La Sierra’s athletics Hall of Fame. Pope initially...

Riverside, CA · 12d

citynewsgroup.com

Moreno Valley Students Prepare for November 7 Elementary Sports Tournament, Bringing School Communities Together

Moreno Valley Unified School District is preparing to bring that experience to students through its Expanded Learning Battle of the Districts Elementary Sports Tournament, scheduled for Saturday, November 7, at Orange Vista High School. The district's official calendar lists the event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Although the published...

Moreno Valley, CA · 11d

iecn.com

Rialto School Board Candidates Outline Plans for Student Health, Academic Support and District Spending

To help inform Rialto residents ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, Inland Empire Community News (IECN) reached out to the three candidates running for Rialto Unified School District Board seats, including Evelyn Dominguez, Stephanie Lopez and James Martinez. IECN sent each candidate the same four questions and has published their responses as submitted, with edits for clarity, length and AP style.

Rialto, CA · 12d

spotlightschools.com

Fullerton School District Campus Named an OCDE Impact School for Reading Instruction

The following is a press release from the Fullerton School District and does not reflect editorial work done by Spotlight Schools. Submit a press release to Spotlight Schools by emailing hello@spotlightschools.com. Sunset Lane Elementary School has been named an Impact School by the Orange County Department of Education, one of...

Fullerton, CA · 11d

citynewsgroup.com

Redlands Athlete of the Week: Christopher Michael Lemos

Christopher Michael Lemos is 16 years old and currently a Junior at Redlands High School. An outstanding student athlete, Christopher maintains an impressive 3.6 Grade Point Average while balancing the demands of academics, athletics, and his commitment to becoming the best he can be both on and off the field.

Redlands, CA · 11d

ocsportszone.com

CIF football playoff seeds, notes and first round schedule for Orange County teams

Division 1 is an eight-team bracket. Trinity League champion Santa Margarita (10-0) is the top seed and Trinity League runner-up Mater Dei (8-2) is seeded second. Sierra Canyon, Centennial, St. John Bosco, San Clemente, Orange Lutheran and Mission Viejo are also in Division 1. DIVISION 2. Alpha League runner-up San...

Orange County, CA · 13d

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