San Simeon
San Simeon, CA · Education
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DPHS traffic gridlock threats student safety and costs valuable time
As the 2026-27 school year progresses into the fall, streets around the Dos Pueblos High School campus continue to clog with hundreds of cars. The absurd amount of traffic caused at drop-off and pick up has a large impact on DPHS and students’ time and safety which needs to be addressed and fixed.
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The Star’s Super 10 high school football rankings entering Week 10
Last week’s ranking in parentheses. 1. PACIFICA 7-2 (2) Comment: The Tritons can win a share of their fifth league title in six seasons with a victory Friday. CIF-SS rating: 32. More: Pacifica beats St. Bonaventure to forge to first-place tie in Marmonte This week: Friday vs. Simi Valley. 2. NEWBURY PARK 6-3 (1) Comment: The Panthers can earn a share of their first Marmonte League title since 2007 with a win Friday. CIF-SS rating: 48. This week: Friday at St. Bonaventure. More: League races will come down to the wire after dramatic Week 9 3. ST. BONAVENTURE 6-3 (4) Comment: The Seraphs can earn a share of their first league title in four years with a win Friday. CIF-SS rating: 41. This week: Friday vs. Newbury Parkz. 4. WESTLAKE 7-2 (3) Comment: A win Friday can still earn the Warriors a share of the Channel League title, which would be the program’s first back-to-back league titles since 2014-15. CIF-SS rating: 46. This week: Friday vs. Moorpark. 5. MOORPARK 7-2 (7) Comment: The Musketeers can earn a share of the Channel League title with a win Friday, their first since sharing the Canyon League title in 2023. CIF-SS rating: 84.
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Meet the Dos Pueblos High School 2026-27 freshman class officers
This year, the five students who will represent the Dos Pueblos High School Class of 2030 throughout the school year will be president Zoe Perissinotto (9), vice president Kenyon Throop (9), secretary Jane Hanson (9), treasurer Adhya-Reddy-Hoelle (9), and historian Pearl Chapman (9). According to president Perissinotto, she ran because...
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Rio Hondo Prep Drops First Set & Then Rolls Past No. 2 Seeded Foothill Tech in Four Games in Second Round of D-7 Playoffs
Rio Hondo Prep isn’t done making history. The Kares outlasted their hosts from Arlington in five sets on Wednesday to secure their first CIF-SS playoff win in 16 years. Three nights later, RHP ousted No. 2 seeded Foothill Tech in four games. Rio Hondo Prep won by scores of...
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Lompoc Unified’s 2026 California School Dashboard Shows Fewer Suspensions, a Graduation Rate Above the State, and Gains for English Learners
LOMPOC, Calif. — Lompoc Unified School District’s 2026 California School Dashboard results show progress in student engagement, school climate and English language development. The district earned the Dashboard’s second-highest rating, Green, for both its suspension rate and its graduation rate, and met the standard on all five local indicators.
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Support the DP High News Team
This week, we’d like to give a shout-out to the Dos Pueblos High School news team (DPMedia), who are heading off to the National High School Journalism Convention in Orlando, Florida, November 18-25. DPNews was the team that livestreamed and recorded our candidate forums back in September, and now 36 student journalists are getting ready to test their skills!
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San Marcos High School Breaks Ground on Building Community Wellness Project
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Santa Barbara Unified celebrated the groundbreaking Monday for the Building Community Wellness Project at San Marcos High School, which includes new facilities for the Cottage Health Careers Academy at San Marcos High School and the renovation of the Elings Wells Family Wellness Center, marking an investment in health career education and student well-being.
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Pacifica beats St. Bonaventure to forge to first-place tie in Marmonte
Like the horror movie monster who won’t stay down, the Pacifica High football team is back atop the Marmonte League standings. Just in time for Halloween. Taylor Lee threw for two touchdowns and Isaiah Phelps ran for another as host Pacifica handled first-place St. Bonaventure 24-14 on Friday, Oct. 23. “There was a playoff feel for us,” Pacifica head coach Mike Moon said. “Not the necessity of it, the intensity of it.” Linebackers Phelps and PeeWee Wilson had 11 tackles apiece and cornerback Tadd Mitchell had a sack and an interception as the Tritons held St. Bonaventure to 187 yards of total offense and a season-low 14 points. More: Check out all the scores from Week 9 in high school football “It’s the closest thing we have to a rivalry right now,” Moon said. “They can run. They’ve got dudes. (St. Bonaventure coach) Troy (Hill) does a good job.” Pacifica doubled speedy receiver Antonio Spann and focused on slowing down quick playmaker Tony Dargan, limiting St. Bonaventure’s dynamic duo to just 119 yards of total offense. They entered play averaging a combined 229 yards of total offense per game. More importantly for the Tritons, neither saw the end zone. “Our