Capo Unified Addresses E-Bike Use with New ‘Safe Routes to School’ Policy
The CUSD Board of Trustees on Wednesday, Sept. 21, voted to allow the district to implement a “Safe Routes to ...
Tag: Education
InWonder Academy Looks to Provide Dream School Experience
A group of lifelong friends and Chapman University graduates cofounded InWonder Academy, a private school dedicated to providing a more ...
Capo Unified Students Promote Diversity, Understanding Through ‘No Place for Hate’ Initiative
Student groups at numerous schools in the Capistrano Unified School District have been raising awareness of cultural diversity and acceptance ...
Capo Unified Board Elections Draw Candidates Looking to Address Educational Policy, COVID Measures
The elections for the Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees have drawn a field of candidates for Areas 2 ...
Trustees Consider Resolution Calling for Local Control over COVID Guidelines, Push Final Vote to September
The Capistrano Unified School District will take up a measure calling for local control of COVID-19 protocols at a future ...
Wellness & Prevention: Back to School for Teens
Another summer has come to an end, and for parents of teens, that means getting their students back into a ...
Students, Parents Celebrate First Day Back to School
Clarence Lobo Elementary School, among other Capistrano Unified School District campuses, celebrated the first day of the 2022-2023 academic year ...
Capo Unified Community Members React to Later Start Time for Middle, High School Students
Members of the Capistrano Unified School District community have given various takes on a later school day start time for ...
Animal Shelter Program Provides Learning and Quiet to Children, Pets
For years, the San Clemente-Dana Point Animal Shelter’s “Calming Tales” program has provided both children and pets the opportunity to ...
Wellness & Prevention: Encouraging E-Bike Safety for the Summer
Program Coordinator Angela Phillips authors this month’s column for the Wellness & Prevention Center to encourage parents to educate their ...
Community Support Keeps Local Youth Program Alive
After a long, winding road, a local program intended to develop children’s leadership skills is getting back into the swing ...
Marblehead Elementary to Ramp Up Environmental Focus
San Clemente’s Marblehead Elementary looks to revitalize its Environmental Studies Academy program after it was heavily impacted by the COVID-19 ...
GALLERY: Class of 2022 Celebrates Commencement
A packed Thalassa Stadium watched a sea of students donning black, red and white caps and gowns walk across the ...
Falling Short: Capo Unified Contends with Lack of Adequate Funding
By Collin Breaux The tubas used by music students in San Clemente High School’s marching band are 20 to 25 ...
Local Boys & Girls Club Receives $100,000 Donation
By C. Jayden Smith The Boys and Girls Club of the South Coast Area received a $100,000 donation last week, ...
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