Tag: Students

Through January 2024, the California Coastal Commission is inviting kindergarten through 12th grade students to submit works centered on the ...

The City of Dana Point is encouraging Dana Hills High School students interested in getting involved in local community affairs ...

With kids heading back to the classrooms, Wellness & Prevention Center Executive Director Susan Parmelee authors the center’s column this ...

When a loved one dies, it’s been observed that we go though stages. Though going back to school is not ...

The Dana Hills High School Class of 2023 gathered with faculty, parents and community members on Thursday, June 1, to ...

With Capo Unified students looking to break out of their classrooms in a few weeks, parents may be scrambling for ...

As youth mental health becomes a more recognized and discussed topic, the Capistrano Unified School District plans to address student ...

The Capistrano Unified School District is seeing a continual decline in student enrollment numbers in recent years, which educators said ...

Student filmmakers in California have until May 31 to participate in the California Coastal Commission’s annual Climate Video Challenge, which ...

Talking to teenagers is tough, and there are many important topics that adults need to discuss with the young people ...

Capistrano Unified School District officials are exploring plans that would allow students with low grades to join extracurricular clubs and ...

Dennis Frayne, a teacher out of Lake Forest, wants to start in South Orange County a USASB Unschool Academy of ...

For high school and college students interested in becoming more involved in the community, the City of Dana Point offers ...

Family Fest, a day of fun for the whole family, is returning to San Clemente’s Jim Johnson Memorial Sports Park ...

The Capistrano Unified School District is looking to enhance its understanding of cultural diversity and aims to reduce suspension rates ...