Laurie’s Latest: Addressing Unmet Needs in State Budget
In her latest column—aptly renamed Laurie’s Latest—Assemblymember Laurie Davies highlights what she believes are unmet needs in the state budget—namely, ...
In her latest column—aptly renamed Laurie’s Latest—Assemblymember Laurie Davies highlights what she believes are unmet needs in the state budget—namely, ...
Students voted on and gave awards to educators from San Juan Hills High School and San Clemente High School during ...
Numerous students, parents and residents attended the Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting last week to discuss their ...
The Capistrano Unified School District Board of Trustees neither outright approved nor denied a petition for California Republic Leadership Academy ...
By Collin Breaux The tubas used by music students in San Clemente High School’s marching band are 20 to 25 ...
By Collin Breaux The Capistrano Unified School District saw its existing substitute teacher shortage become even more acute after the ...
ALBA FARFAGLIA, San Clemente Thank you, Mr. Greg Young, for writing “In Defense of Public Schools.” I taught in public ...
GREG YOUNG, Dana Point As a proud member of CTA and a physics and chemistry teacher at San Clemente High ...
MICHAEL SEDILLO, Capistrano Beach Ms. Allaire asks the question: “Where will these children be educated?” Apparently, she is not aware ...
By Collin Breaux Capistrano Unified School District’s Cultural Proficiency Plan—intended to address racial and inequity issues, among other matters—continues to ...
ELYSE RIDEOUT, San Clemente When you walk into an elementary or middle school classroom, you likely expect to see it ...
Featured Photo: Hundreds of parents and community members gather outside of CUSD headquarters on Oct. 5 for a demonstration against ...
Featured Photo: (Bottom, from left) Vista Del Mar Middle School teachers Chuck Hobbs, Leesa Shults-Amon and Paul Wachenheim, as well ...
By Collin Breaux The Capistrano Unified School District is looking to improve communications with families, as well as launch a ...
By Collin Breaux School campuses are full of life again as kids and educators return to classrooms in-person for a ...
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