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Reedley High School Folklórico students are keeping Mexican traditions alive
REEDLEY, Calif. (FOX26) — Colorful dresses, traditional Mexican music, and synchronized footwork are all part of the beauty of folklórico dancing. Behind every performance are countless hours of practice, hard work, and dedication, something Reedley High School students are very familiar with. At Reedley High School, students in...
The Fresno Bee
Fresno Bee Week 10 predictions: Roosevelt-Fresno, Dinuba-Kingsburg and more
It’s hard to believe the high school football regular season is ending. It feels like the season just started, but here we are: the final regular-season picks, including rivalry games like The Little Big Game at Ratcliffe Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Friday. The Bee will pick that game and other key games. In Week 9, The Bee went 3-3 in key game picks and is 23-11 overall. Those numbers bring the season’s win-loss record to 244-93 Key games Roosevelt at Fresno, 7:30 p.m. (Ratcliffe Stadium - Game of the Week): The Little Big Game is always fun to watch. Storied rivalry in Fresno is big, no matter the records. Although this will likely be one-sided, the Warriors might be a year away from being better. Roosevelt 47, Fresno 14 Bullard at Edison , 7:30 p.m. (Sunnyside Stadium): Tale of two teams going in opposite directions? Edison 34, Bullard 27 Clovis at Clovis West , 7 p.m. (Lamonica Stadium): This will be an entertaining game. Possible shootout. Clovis 52, Clovis West 45 Kingsburg at Dinuba , 7:30 p.m.: A great game for many in the area to attend. Kingsburg 23, Dinuba 16 Sanger at San Joaquin Memorial, 7:30 p.m.: Outright CMAC
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2026-2027 Haunted Mansion: Reviewing the Unknown
Redwood High school’s Link Crew hosts a haunted house every year on campus to get students excited for Halloween. The Redwood Link Crew hosted their annual haunted house on October 22, 2026, the event featured unsuspecting jump scares and a new location in the girl’s locker room. What was the purpose for changing the location, and how fun was the experience?
Porterville Recorder
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The curious case of Fresno State's search for a new campus
The original sign for the new campus of Fresno State College at Cedar and Shaw Avenues. It was one of the biggest factors in driving Fresno’s northward growth. But how did Fresno State wind up moving from the Tower District to the corner of Shaw and Cedar Avenues? It’s a story full of twists and turns, today on KVPR’s Central Valley Roots.
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Rivalry matchups highlight top games to watch in Week 11, predictions
It's the final week of the Tulare County high school football regular season. That means it's rivalry week. Here are the top Tulare County games to watch in Week 11 (all games are on Friday, Oct. 30, unless noted), plus the Visalia Times-Delta's predictions. Tulare Western (8-1, 3-1) at Tulare Union (4-5, 2-2), 6:30 p.m., Bob Mathias Stadium A Tulare Western win clinches an outright East Yosemite League title for the Mustangs. Tulare Western last captured a league championship during the 2019 season. Tulare Union can force a five-way tie for the EYL crown with a victory against their rival Mustangs. If that happens, Tulare Union, Tulare Western, Central Valley Christian, Hanford and Redwood would all finish with a 3-2 record in EYL play. Recent history favors the Tribe, too. Tulare Union has won six straight Bell Games. Tulare Western's last Bell Game victory came in 2019. Tulare Union's Demaje Riley (39 catches, 727 receiving yards, five receiving touchdowns) and Tulare Western receiver Amarion Taylor (76 catches, 1,507 receiving yards, 23 receiving touchdowns) are two of the Central Section's premier wideouts. This year's game is the 62nd meeting between the two schools. Times-Delta prediction: Tulare Western 34, Tulare Union 27
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ASB Getting Prepared For the Biggest Rival Of the Football Season: Cowhide
ASB preparation for the 26-27 Cowhide and how they stay busy during Cowhide Week. The ASB team at Redwood High School prepares for the biggest football game of the season against the Maroon School across the street. Pete Siqueiros is the ASB teacher at Redwood High School. He manages most...
Porterville Recorder
106th edition of The Battle For The Bell
The Lindsay High football team has the chance to do something it hasn't done in a long time in the 106th edition of the Battle for the Bell game with Strathmore High: Win back-to-back games in the rivalry. The Cardinals will have that chance when they host the Spartans at...
EdSource
Fresno Pacific University expands guaranteed admissions program
Fresno Pacific University has expanded its guaranteed admissions program to include school districts across the Central Valley. In September, the Corcoran Joint Unified School District in Kings County launched its agreement with the private Fresno university to pair guaranteed admission with scholarships and guidance to help students and families navigate the transition from high school to college, superintendent Andre Pecina said in a news... read more
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Players to watch and projected starters in the 71st Cowhide rivalry
It's Cowhide Week. Here's what you need to know before the big game. What: The 71st annual Cowhide high school football rivalry game between Redwood (7-2, 3-2 East Yosemite League) and Mt. Whitney (4-5, 2-3 West Yosemite League). The Pioneers are the home team. When: Oct. 30, 2026; 6:30 p.m. Where: Mineral King Bowl How to attend: General admission tickets can be purchased online at GoFan.co . Tickets are $5 for students and seniors and $10 for adults. All-time series record: The Rangers lead the all-time Cowhide series 40-29-1. Redwood has won back-to-back Cowhides, including a 51-6 victory last season. Head coaches: Tim Adebayo (Mt. Whitney, first season), Curtis Allen (Redwood, second season) 10 players to watch Mt. Whitney Jaxon Franks, linebacker: Franks, a senior, began his career at Redwood, starting at linebacker during his sophomore year in 2024 when he broke out for 56 tackles after being promoted midseason from the junior varsity squad. Now a Pioneer, he is the team's leading tackler this year with 99 stops. Jarell Oakes, receiver: Listed at 6-foot-6 and 210 pounds, Oakes is one of the tallest receivers in the Central Section. The senior is Mt. Whitney's leading pass catcher with 28 receptions
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It’s in the numbers: KCUSD’s mathematical thinking shift
DUNLAP – Around four years ago, educators at Dunlap Elementary School asked themselves what learning would look like if math was different. They weren’t trying to reinvent thousands of years of study and mathematical proofs. Two plus two would still equal four, and triangles would still have three sides with angles that add up to 180 degrees. Instead, they wanted to change how students thought about and viewed the subject.
Los Baños Enterprise
Two Los Banos High School students earn third place at National FFA Convention
Los Banos, CA (October 27, 2026) — Two Los Banos High School students earned third-place finishes in national public speaking competitions at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana. Lexi Rivera and Max Menefee represented the Los Banos Unified School District in the National Creed and El Credo leadership...
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Bullard High School student located after social post led to brief lockdown
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Bullard High School says the shelter-in-place order has been lifted, and students will resume their regular schedule. The school issued the following statement Monday afternoon:. As some of you are aware, this morning we were placed in a shelter-in-place after our SRO received information about...
The Fresno Bee
Hanford's huge win could lead to challenging Central Section playoff matchup
Hanford High is peaking at the right time after two straight losses. The problem is that the Bullpups’ reward could be a disheartening matchup when the Central Section playoffs begin. Jerren Mao accounted for four touchdowns, and Hanford’s defense intercepted five passes as The Bee’s 15th-ranked Bullpups handed No. 5 Tulare Western its first loss of the season, earning a 42-25 victory over the Mustangs at Bob Mathias Stadium on Thursday night. The victory could land Hanford in Division I-AA, potentially setting up a first-round matchup against Central East. “We’re hitting our stride at the right time,” Hanford coach Cannon Sanchez said. Sanchez, who has been the Bullpups’ head coach for seven years, recalled his team’s postseason run in 2021, following an 8-1 regular season. Hanford faced Central East in the first round of the 2021-22 playoffs, falling 62-16 in a Division I matchup. “We have no business up there with 1,480 students,” Sanchez said. “The CIF has the power and does nothing about it. Hoping they do the right thing and at least put us down to D-1A.” Central Section playoff pairings will be announced next weekend. Sanchez anticipates Hanford could face Central East again, but he hopes the