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Student parking campaign pushes petition, meetings and monthly permit payments next
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Fresno State students gathered today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Free Speech Area to raise awareness about campus parking challenges through a student-led campaign called “Park the Problem.”. Led by Fresno State student Ana Marquez, the campaign aims to bring attention...
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Celebrating the Core of Selma High
At Selma High, students are encouraged to follow the Core Four. The first Core Four Awards of the year took place on October 22. The Core Four spotlights the qualities of work ethic, integrity, perseverance, and accountability. Many students take initiative and model the qualities of a proud Selma High Bear. We highlight those exemplary bears on campus at the Core Four Breakfast.
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Selma Bears Charge Toward Playoffs
As Selma High School’s football season nears its end, coaches and athletes are preparing for playoffs, both on and off the field. Currently 8-2, the team spends weekdays putting in work on the field, but also spends countless hours reviewing film and strategizing for their next victory. In his...
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Tangled Up In a Dream: Selma High’s 2026 HOCO Dance
Selma High’s annual homecoming dance was held on October 10th, 2026, in the campus dining hall. The Class of 2027 chose Disney’s “Tangled” for this year’s HOCO theme. The space was decorated with different versions of string lights, lanterns,and greenery to engross the students to be “Tangled up in HOCO.”
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Pink It Out For SHS’s HOCO Football Game!
On October 16, 2026, Selma High’s Varsity Football team won against Fowler High School with a score of 34-28. Selma High’s current record is now 7-2. #53, Senior Noah Torres, expressed his thoughts on the Homecoming (HOCO) football game. “[The HOCO football games] feels different, especially with us...
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Redwood student reporter recaps wild championship game
(KSEE/KGPE) – As part of our weekly ‘Student Sidelines’ segment during CBS47 Sidelines, see how students in the media program at Redwood High School recapped the Central Section’s first-ever girls flag football championship game Thursday night in Visalia.
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Reedley College looks back on 100 years
REEDLEY – Audience members got a glimpse into the past as they celebrated the 100th anniversary of a local institution. On Nov. 5, educational leaders, students and community members gathered in the McClarty Center for Fine and Performing Arts to hear key updates on the region’s postsecondary education, and to catch the premier of Reedley’s College’s centennial documentary. Produced by filmmaker Jeff Aiello and George Takata, director of marketing and communications for Reedley College, the documentary takes viewers through the school’s 100 years of history while sharing the story of how it became the pillar of community that it is today.
Madera Tribune
Madera Unified honors Hall of Fame inductees
Madera Unified School District and the Madera Linkage Foundation honored two longtime district employees during the 2026 Student Champion Hall of Fame induction ceremony on October 22, at Madera South High School. Established in 2021, the Hall of Fame recognizes former employees whose dedication, leadership and service made a lasting...
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First foggy school day of the season causes confusion, delays in Fresno area
Dense fog blanketed parts of the Central Valley on Thursday morning, creating low-visibility conditions that complicated commutes for thousands of families and school buses and marked the season's first foggy school day.
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Fresno City and Mt. SAC Stay Atop Men's Wrestling State Rankings
No. 1 Fresno City College and No. 2 Mt. San Antonio College sit atop the November edition of the 3C2A Men's Wrestling state rankings after both cruised through their regional dual tournaments on October 17th. The Fresno City Rams outscored their opponents 129-24 over three duals to take first place...
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Where a Juvenile Hall Once Stood, Area 1 Candidates Make Their Case
On October 10, I went to Farber Educational Campus with a recorder in my handbag and a bit of election season cynicism. Many election forums can seem similar. This location is far from typical. Farber, Fresno Unified’s roughly $65 million alternative education campus, sits on the former Fresno County Juvenile Hall, which closed in 2006 and was torn down in 2019. Walking in, I felt that this space had not yet completely forgotten its past. Somewhere under the brand-new paint and career pathway banners this old land still seemed to be listening, wondering what the grownups would say about kids now. On the other hand, I also saw a monument to progress. Ever since I was a teenager, I have advocated against the school-to-prison pipeline, and this was a visceral representation of my goals, especially since the demolition lined up with my own senior year of high school.