Ranchita

Ranchita, CA · Education
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inewsource.org
inewsource.org
San Diego Christian quietly transitions to online-only programs
San Diego Christian College now appears to offer courses solely online. inewsource has been covering the college, particularly its financial challenges, for years. I reported the latest earlier this year: The small, 50-year-old college vacated its lease and moved out of the Riverview Parkway property in Santee. Officials did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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DPHS defeats SMHS in crosstown rivalry football game
The game between Dos Pueblos High School and San Marcos High School on Oct. 30 was a game to remember. In the first half, SMHS got 15 points while DPHS had nine. Throughout most of the remainder of the game, neither team scored anything else. In the end, DPHS came back with a touchdown, making the DPHS crowd celebrate vibrantly with the win. SMHS got a penalty kick in the last five seconds of the game but missed slightly, allowing DPHS to win by one point.
hoodline.com
Escondido Times-Advocate
Three local prep teams make the playoffs
Only three local football teams survived into the CIF playoffs, but each enters postseason play with varying degrees of optimism. Those teams are Escondido Charter, San Pasqual and Classical Academy. Unfortunately, Escondido, Orange Glen and San Pasqual Academy failed to qualify for postseason play. So let’s take a closer look at those squads whose seasons are still alive. Based upon […] The post Three local prep teams make the playoffs first appeared on Escondido Times-Advocate .
Times of San Diego
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SDSU students faced long waits to cast votes
San Diego State University students Mason Finta and Nathan Cudal voted for the first time in this election. Finta took the opportunity seriously. He said he felt “important.” Cudal was excited about it. He even skipped “pizookie Tuesday” for the occasion. But the experience came at...
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Carlsbad welcomes a new ASL teacher
Carlsbad High School welcomes a new ASL teacher to campus, bringing a new perspective to the classroom. As the school’s only Deaf teacher, De La O has quickly gained a positive reputation among students. Growing up, Mr. De La O was also known as Dereck. In Deaf culture, using...
gbsan.com
University of San Diego: A Legacy of Leadership and Impact
The stunning Spanish Renaissance architecture of the University of San Diego regularly earns it top rankings for the most beautiful campus in the country. But ask USD’s leadership about what makes the university distinctive, and they will point to the community of people – both locally and around the world – who make the university a special place.
ljhitide.net
Football Turns Feminine at La Jolla High
The La Jolla High School girls flag football team has been building momentum as the season continues. Led by captains Ava Gorman and Emily Crago and coached by Coach Art and Coach Butch, the Vikings have been working hard at practice and recently built a three-game winning streak. After defeating...
eccalifornian.com
Grossmont Valley League title down to two teams
It appears there will either be a single champion or co-champions to conclude this year’s Grossmont Valley League banner chase. Valhalla High School will host Friday’s championship game against the El Capitan Vaqueros, who are riding a four-game winning steak into the 7 p.m. game. The host Norsemen had a five-game winning streak snapped two weeks ago but appear back in the saddle after handing host West Hills a 38-24 defeat last week.
UCSD Guardian
UCSD instates e-scooter registration requirement
UC San Diego’s e-scooter registration enforcement began on Oct. 19, according to UCSD Transportation Services. Students are now required to complete a safety training and obtain an e-scooter registration in order to operate and park their e-scooters on campus. On Sept. 17, the Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs...
eccalifornian.com
Section rankings jumbled a bit but Helix, Granite to play for league title
When La Costa Canyon defeated top-ranked Carlsbad, 36-21, last Friday, it stirred the pot at the top of the San Diego Section football rankings. The Granite Hills Eagles had moved up to the No. 4 slot as the final of four Open Division candidates. Despite the loss, Carlsbad (8-1) remains...
eccalifornian.com
East County well represented in CIF girls flag football playoffs
The San Diego Section girls flag football playoffs started this week. Championship games in five divisions are slated Saturday, Nov. 7, at Olympian High School. The Open Division features the top eight teams in the section while the Division I, Division II, Division III and Division IV brackets will each feature 12 teams.