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Chico State lands $8M to train teachers for rural NorCal schools
CHICO, Calif. — California State University, Chico has been awarded nearly $8 million over 5 years to prepare and retain teachers for high-need rural schools in Northern California. The federal Teacher Quality Partnership grant will support the School of Education's new Rural Opportunities for Outstanding Teaching & Schools program, designed to address the ongoing teacher shortage in the North State, where an estimated 170 new elementary teachers are needed in 2026-27 alone.
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Friday Night Lights Week 7; Sac-Joaquin Section scoreboard
It was busy Friday night across the Sac-Joaquin Section as high school football teams took the field for Week 7 of the 2026 season, with 63 games on the schedule Friday, Oct. 9. From league matchups to nonleague contests, the night featured several notable performances, including a homecoming victory for Folsom, a road win for Vista del Lago and a narrow finish for Oak Ridge.
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Folsom celebrates homecoming by going 7-0; Vista takes Christian Brothers
Oak Ridge, Cordova, Casa Roble and Granite Bay come up short in week 7 under the lights. It was week 7 of high school football Friday night, and the action across the region brought another round of wins, losses and close contests as teams continued through the 2026 season. Folsom remained unbeaten with a 49-25 Homecoming victory over Whitney, while Vista del Lago earned its second consecutive win with a 49-17 victory over Christian Brothers in Sacramento.
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Embattled Northern California Charter School Files for Bankruptcy
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A beleaguered Sacramento charter school, which the state last year accused of misspending $180 million, has filed for bankruptcy after the school said negotiations broke down over its repayment of the debt. Highlands Community and Technical Schools, which serves about 2,000 adults at […]
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Marauders fall prey to Wildcats in 35-33 heartbreaker
On Friday, Oct. 2, the Jesuit High School Sacramento Marauders earned their first loss of the season, falling to the Whitney Wildcats 33-35 after a last second field goal. The game was hard fought until the very end, with both teams scoring in the final minutes of the fourth quarter.
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Embattled Northern California Charter School Files for Bankruptcy
This article was originally published in CalMatters. This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. A beleaguered Sacramento charter school, which the state last year accused of misspending $180 million, has filed for bankruptcy after the school said negotiations broke down over its repayment of the debt.
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CA charter school that blew millions on luxury trips files for bankruptcy
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Folsom Focus to bring three education leaders together
Three of the region’s leading voices in education will come together in Folsom next week as Folsom Focus turns its attention to the “State of Education” and the issues shaping classrooms, colleges and the future workforce across the region. Folsom Cordova Unified School District Superintendent Erik Swanson,...
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Knights Roll on Homecoming; Flag Football Holds Second
Rio Linda High School celebrated homecoming week with a convincing football victory Friday night, while the Knights’ girls flag football team split its two games and remained firmly in the Golden Empire League race. Football: Knights Run Away From Natomas. Homecoming belonged to the Knights. Rio Linda rolled past...
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Sac State Ceramics Students Battle Roaches, Rats as Repair Cash Sits Frozen
Cockroaches and rats scurry through Sacramento State's Kadema Hall, sinks run clogged with discolored water, and students jury-rig extension cords because entire studios lack wall outlets. That's the picture painted by students and faculty inside the 64-year-old building, even as $146,000 set aside for repairs sits frozen while the university reviews the funding.
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Sacramento Voters Face $95 Parcel Tax Vote to Rescue Special Education Funding
Property owners inside Sacramento City Unified School District boundaries will decide next month whether to add $95 a year to their tax bills to help cover the district's special education costs. Measure M, which requires a two-thirds supermajority to pass, is expected to generate roughly $10 million annually for special education and early support services across the district.