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Unbeaten Bonita Travels to Great Oak, RCHS Visits Crean Lutheran, ALHS Welcomes ML King & SDHS Earned Top Seed in D-7

D-2: Rancho Cucamonga (7-3), the Baseline League champions travel to Irvine to battle Crean Lutheran (8-2) in a D-2 battle. RCHS is currently 25th in the state by MaxPreps and CLHS is at No. 20. The Cougars averaged a 30-10 margin of victory in Baseline League wins over Chino Hills,...

Temecula, CA · 5d
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Arlington High School in Riverside | Class Act

Riverside, CA · 5d

hsjchronicle.com

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MSJC Dual Enrollment Student Andrea Davila Earns Historic Rising Star Award, Pursues Future in Medicine

At 18 years old, Andrea Davila is already making an impact far beyond the classroom. The Beaumont High School senior is conducting neuroscience research, advocating for thousands of young people, and pursuing an ambitious dream of becoming a pediatric neurosurgical oncologist and, one day, the United States Surgeon General. Now,...

Beaumont, CA · 8d
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High school football scores: USA TODAY Sports Super 25 Week 11 results

The USA TODAY Sports Super 25 schedule set the stage for another upset, along with multiple close calls and a prime-time thriller in Southern California. Week 11 opened in Texas, where the state's top-ranked teams continued to make a case for national supremacy. From there, the focus shifted north to Oklahoma, where the biggest shocker of the Friday slate grabbed the spotlight as No. 23 Bixby fell to unranked Broken Arrow . Closing out the night, two of the most decorated Super 25 teams in USA TODAY Sports history—Mater Dei and St. John Bosco— put on an absolute show in Santa Ana, California. The Monarchs' epic second-half comeback handed the Braves a shocking loss in the final seconds, adding more intrigue as the competitive CIF playoffs await. Saturday created even more drama, with No. 24 Edna Karr dropping the New Orleans showdown against St. Augustine in stunning fashion. Overall, a simple/complex/confusing/exciting question still remains: What's next?! With all Week 11 games final, here are the full Super 25 high school football scores. 1. Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA) Result: Santa Margarita 43, Orange Lutheran (CA) 21 2. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, FL) Result: St. Thomas Aquinas 49, West

Southern California, CA · 8d

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Fisler and Beechwood Rank Among California’s Top 100 Middle Schools

Two Fullerton School District schools have earned spots among California’s top 100 middle schools in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings. U.S. News analyzed 107,223 pre-K, elementary and middle schools. Robert C. Fisler School ranked No. 11 and Beechwood School ranked No....

Fullerton, CA · 8d

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Flag Football’s Rise: Santiago Builds a New Tradition

At Santiago High School, players and coaches are building a girls’ flag football program—and its traditions—from scratch. The sport is growing rapidly in California, expanding opportunities for young women as it seeks broader recognition and competition. By the Numbers. About 430 high schools joined the first season...

Corona, CA · 9d

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Thursday night high school football final scores for Orange County teams

(GRAPHIC: Fernando M. Donado, For OC Sports Zone) Portola 26, Esperanza 25 (Bulldogs clinch CIF playoff berth) Fountain Valley 36, Calvary Chapel 6 (league title for Fountain Valley, first since 2008). OMICRON LEAGUE. Garden Grove 42, Buena Park 41. TANGO LEAGUE. Magnolia 20, Godinez 14. Loara 28, Santiago 13. Santa...

Orange County, CA · 9d

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Fighting Scots dominate for Homecoming

The Fighting Scots routed the Cats of Kaiser High School Oct. 22 for their first league matchup. The evening was picture perfect for football, and, as opposed to last year’s Homecoming where it rained right after the ceremonies, thankfully no rain came down!. Unlike the two games against Eisenhower...

Grand Terrace, CA · 9d

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CSU Symposium Highlights System’s Progress andPriorities Toward Advancing Student Success

Two-day event reveals new gains in graduation rates,. delves into new Student Success Framework and how the CSU is preparing students for an AI-driven world. Two-day event reveals new gains in graduation rates, delves into new Student Success Framework and how the CSU is preparing students for an AI-driven world.

San Bernardino, CA · 8d

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Student Fire Careers Expo Connects Riverside County High School Students with Fire Service Opportunities

RIVERSIDE — Students feeling the heat of an undecided future after high school may not be aware of the wide range of open positions and professional opportunities available in a fire service career. To help students explore their options, CAL FIRE/Riverside County Fire Department and the Riverside County Office...

Riverside, CA · 8d

The Desert Sun

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Youth Grantmakers open applications for new cohort, respond by Nov. 10

Opportunities for youth abound at the Inland Empire Community Foundation. The foundation's Youth Grantmakers 2026-2027 cohort is now accepting applications from Inland Empire high school students. Applications are due Nov. 10. "We are empowering our young people to make grant-making decisions with adults who normally do such things," said Denisha Shackelford, Youth Grantmaker's senior scholarship manager. "They are being given a unique opportunity to help the community through giving out grants." To be sure, 2026 has been fruitful for Youth Grantmakers, a vibrant youth leadership and philanthropy program that has generated opportunities for young people across the Inland Empire since 2008. The program's robust initiative explores philanthropy, builds leadership skills and directs funding toward issues youth care about. As such, youth learn about community nonprofits with youth-oriented programs. They are given opportunities "to help in various situations, whether that be mental health programs or peer mentoring network programs — the list goes on," Shackelford said. The majority of 2026 grantmaking centered funding around the areas of academic stress, mental health, youth community, financial education, minority support — specifically around the LGBTQ+ community and immigration — and artificial intelligence, targeting ideal usage. With guidance from IECF staff and local partners, the

Riverside County, CA · 8d

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BONUS PHOTOS: Looking back at week nine of Orange County high school football

Orange junior quarterback Star Thomas III warms up before Thursday night’s Foxtrot League game against Irvine in Fred Kelly Stadium. (PHOTO: Fernando M. Donado, For OC Sports Zone). A number of key league match-ups were held in Orange County high school football during week nine and OC Sports Zone...

Orange County, CA · 10d

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UCR looks to get reaccredited

UC Riverside will complete its reaccreditation with the Western Association of Schools and Colleges soon. A visit by WASC officials, scheduled to be held Oct. 28-30, finishes a process that began two years ago, according to a statement on the university’s website. A member university is usually reaccredited every...

Riverside, CA · 10d

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JW North Athlete of the Week: Zachary Perez

Zachary Scott Perez is 17 years old and currently a Senior at John W. North High School, where he maintains an impressive 3.14 GPA while balancing his academic responsibilities and athletic commitments. His dedication to both school and sports reflects his determination to continue growing up as a student athlete.

Riverside, CA · 11d

KTLA

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"We need to teach reading, writing, and math": One-on-one w/ Superintendent Candidate Sonja Shaw

California · 9d

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Inland Empire Educators Gather at UCR to Improve Educational Opportunities for Foster Youth

Educators from across the Inland Empire gathered Thursday at the University of California, Riverside (UCR), to discuss ways to better serve one of the region's most vulnerable student populations: foster youth. The gathering was part of the First Star Inland Empire Lunch & Learn, which brought together education leaders, policymakers...

Riverside, CA · 10d

High School On SI

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Top 15 LA City Section High School Football Rankings, Oct. 26

With League title races wrapping up, Week 9 of the Southern California High School football season has brought little movement to the LA City Section Top 15.

Southern California, CA · 12d

EdSource

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Cost of University of California education surpasses $50K for Californians

The UC system is now charging California residents more than $50,000 per year to attend, The New York Times reported.  Including tuition, room and board, fees and other expenses, UC Berkeley is costing families $54,674 this year for new students living on campus, according to The Times.  Both UC Irvine and UC Santa Barbara also crossed the $50,000 threshold, according to the Times. Many students,... read more

California · 12d

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Pacific High School Earns Prestigious Statewide Honor for Excellence in Civic Learning

Students at Pacific High School are learning that democracy is more than a subject studied in textbooks. It is something they can practice through leadership, service and participation in their communities. That commitment recently earned the San Bernardino school one of California's highest honors for civic education. On September 17,...

San Bernardino, CA · 11d

NPR

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Special ed diaries: Teachers tell NPR about their most joyous, most difficult moments

One of Kathleen Tejeda's students began freshman year just trying to get by. High school can be tricky for any teenager, but she was navigating it as a blind person. By the end of her junior year, with support from Tejeda and other school staff, the student had gone from getting by to going big: She made the cheerleading squad and the school choir. She even sang the national anthem in front of the whole school.

Riverside County, CA · 12d