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Superintendent’s Superstar: Elizabeth Escobar of Washington Union
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — A Washington Union High School senior is being recognized for a mix of academic excellence, leadership and wide-ranging involvement on campus and across the district. Elizabeth, a four-year member of the school’s Robotics Pathway, serves as team president and competes with the group. Her...
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Redwood Seniors Strive to Finish Strong
As senioritis is on the rise within senior students in high schools worldwide, there are prevention’s and precautions that students can take to stay on track with not only their academic path but as well as their social life. Here at Redwood High School there are many smart students...
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VUSD 2026 State of the District showcases both progress and needs
The Visalia Unified School District recently presented its 2026 State of the District report to a large gathering of community members, educators, staff and students at Valley Oak Middle School. The Oct. 8 event focused on both its recent academic progress and current infrastructure needs. Superintendent Kirk Shrum shared the progress made during the first year of its strategic plan, Visalia Unified Forward 2030: A Community-Driven Blueprint for the Future . “Our board has established five-year goals that go well beyond the state assessment data and reflect what our community told us matters most: preparing students for success beyond high school, keeping them engaged in their learning, and supporting their continued growth,” Shrum told the audience. “I'm pleased to report that not only have we grown from our baseline through year one, but recently received state data indicates a continued growth trajectory. “First, the job of our school system is to get kids ready for the next step,” he explained. “We don't know what step they're going to take. It may be workforce, it may be technical trade, it may be military, it may be a four-year university, but in California, you have to have certain courses to qualify for
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HS Football: Hanford rolls Redwood; Buchanan looks ahead to Central East
HANFORD, Calif. (FOX26) — Highlights of Hanford's quick start that sparked a 42-20 win over the visiting Redwood Rangers at the Neighbor Bowl on Thursday night, Oct. 15. Also, a preview of a pivotal high school football clash on the next edition of "Friday Night Rivals" on sister station CW 59.
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California students are improving in English and math, data shows
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Shelter-in-place lifted at Young Elementary in Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — The Clovis Unified School District announced that it has lifted the shelter-in-place order at Young Elementary. The action alert was taken in an abundance of caution due to off-campus police activity. Students were kept indoors while Fresno Police served a search warrant to a nearby home.
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Chalone Peaks cross country captures 11 medals, sweeps team titles at Atwater
KING CITY — Chalone Peaks Middle School’s cross country team continued its impressive second season at the Amanda Garcia Memorial on Oct. 3 in Atwater, bringing home two team victories and 11 individual medals. For readers unfamiliar with cross country, runners compete for individual places while their finishes...
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New Oakhurst Campus Gives Mountain Residents a Stake in Chancellor Search
Public forums Tuesday offer a chance to hear from three finalists as the new campus prepares for a projected fall 2027 opening. With a new college campus taking shape in Oakhurst, the selection of State Center Community College District’s next chancellor has a direct connection to the mountain communities.
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Fresno students walk out amid ICE activity; district says campuses are safe and welcoming
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Students were seen walking out of school to protest ICE activity in Fresno on Friday. Fresno Unified School District released a statement to parents about concerns about the walkouts. The district stated, “We send message to our families regarding our schools being safe places and...
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Gomez brothers fuel Tulare Western football success
Football isn't just a sport at Tulare Western High School. It's a brotherhood and family. So much so that every season, Mustangs head coach Derek Rosa likes to joke with his team that he spends more waking hours with his players than he does with his own nuclear family. That time together is a big reason why Tulare Western (6-0, 1-0) is off to its best start this decade. The Mustangs are 6-0 for the first time since 2018, and that family mindset has played a big role. For the Gomez brothers — Jeremiah, Josiah, and Isaiah — the family term holds even more value. The trio all start for Tulare Western. Jeremiah, a senior, and Josiah, a junior, both start at linebacker. Their younger brother, Isaiah, is the team's starting running back as a freshman. Together, the Gomez trio has helped spearhead a Tulare Western team that Rosa considers to be the Mustangs' best squad since 2019. That year, Tulare Western went 11-3, won an outright East Yosemite League championship, and advanced to the Central Section Division II title game. Isaiah is the team's leading rusher. Through six games, Isaiah has rushed for 384 yards and five touchdowns. He's
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UC Merced Pilots Summer Investment Academy to Help Students Build Skills, Connections
UC Merced launched the Summer Investment Academy to help students build financial literacy, professional networks and pathways into finance careers before their first semester. Participants explored investing, entrepreneurship, personal finance and venture capital through hands-on instruction and mentorship from finance professionals. The academy builds on the success of the UC...