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Calexico High School Students Document History of Local Police Leadership

Calexico High School Students Document History of Local Police Leadership

Students from Calexico High School's Law Enforcement program have completed a significant research project documenting the history of Calexico's Chiefs of Police. Under the guidance of Police Chief Armando Orozco, five seniors—Andre Cota, Andrea Felix, Miguel Arroyo, Ingrid Haro, and Esteban Gomez—researched and created a historical timeline of the city's police leadership dating back to the early 1900s. This project involved extensive use of digital resources and library archives, culminating in a timeline that will be displayed at the Calexico Police Department. The initiative highlights the students' dedication and the importance of preserving local history.
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Menlo Park Rotary Club Honors Students with Academic Awards at Annual Ceremony

Menlo Park Rotary Club Honors Students with Academic Awards at Annual Ceremony

The Menlo Park Rotary Club recently held its 41st annual academic awards ceremony at the Performing Arts Center of Menlo-Atherton High School. The event celebrated the academic achievements of students from several local schools, including Menlo-Atherton, Eastside Preparatory, Sacred Heart Preparatory, and Menlo School. The ceremony featured performances by the M-A Jazz Band and speeches from notable figures such as past Rotary president Lisa Cesario and current president Ali Irtuk. The Rotary Club awarded over $150,000 in scholarships and $50,000 in grants to local nonprofits this year. The event also included a keynote speech by Mikayla Dones, an alumna of Eastside Prep and Mills College, who spoke about the importance of adaptability in life. Approximately 30 students from each school received awards for their accomplishments in various fields, including drama and social science.
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KD Quiz Part 1 Features High School Teams in Academic Showdown

KD Quiz Part 1 Features High School Teams in Academic Showdown

KD Quiz Part 1 Features High School Teams in Academic Showdown
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Menlo Park Rotary Club Honors Students at 41st Annual Academic Awards

Menlo Park Rotary Club Honors Students at 41st Annual Academic Awards

The Menlo Park Rotary Club recently held its 41st annual academic awards ceremony at the Performing Arts Center of Menlo-Atherton High School. The event celebrated the academic achievements of students from several local schools, including Menlo-Atherton, Eastside Preparatory, Sacred Heart Preparatory, and Menlo School. The ceremony featured performances by the M-A Jazz Band and speeches from notable figures such as past Rotary president Lisa Cesario and current president Ali Irtuk. The event highlighted the Rotary Club's commitment to supporting education, with over $150,000 in scholarships and $50,000 in grants awarded to local nonprofits. Keynote speaker Mikayla Dones, an alum of Eastside Prep and Mills College, delivered a speech on the importance of adaptability in life.
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St. Marys High School Students Create U.S. Flag Coins for America's 250th Birthday

St. Marys High School Students Create U.S. Flag Coins for America's 250th Birthday

Students from St. Marys Area High School's Dutch Manufacturing program, in collaboration with the Community Education Center and artist John Schlimm, are producing 30,000 powdered metal 'U.S. Flag Coins' to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States. These coins will be distributed for free across Elk County, Pennsylvania, throughout 2026. The project is part of a broader initiative involving local businesses and the Elk County Commissioners to commemorate this historic milestone.
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Orland Park's Historic John Humphrey House to Reopen with New Features

Orland Park's Historic John Humphrey House to Reopen with New Features

The John Humphrey House in Orland Park is set to reopen on May 30, showcasing two newly restored rooms and several upgrades. The historic house, built in 1881, was closed in September 2025 due to structural issues, including a sinking foundation. The village undertook significant renovations, including accessibility improvements, HVAC, and electrical upgrades. The restoration also includes two rooms previously used for storage, now interpreted as servants' quarters, offering a glimpse into the lives of domestic workers in the Humphrey household. The house, once home to Orland Park's first village president and state senator John Humphrey, will now provide enhanced visitor experiences.
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Concerns Rise Over Antisemitism in Schools and Social Media

Concerns Rise Over Antisemitism in Schools and Social Media

Parents and educators are increasingly concerned about the rise of antisemitism in schools and on social media. Students report encountering antisemitic images and comments online, while parents feel unequipped to support their children in navigating these challenges. Schools are criticized for not adequately addressing incidents and for lacking comprehensive educational materials on Jewish history and culture. The Center for Jewish-Inclusive Learning has launched a resource portal to provide educators with tools to teach about Jewish experiences and combat antisemitism effectively.
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High School Teams Compete in KD Quiz Part 4

High School Teams Compete in KD Quiz Part 4

High School Teams Compete in KD Quiz Part 4
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CBS News Features High School Teams in KD Quiz Competition

CBS News Features High School Teams in KD Quiz Competition

CBS News Features High School Teams in KD Quiz Competition
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Nevada and New Jersey School Districts Seek Educational Resources to Enhance Learning

Nevada and New Jersey School Districts Seek Educational Resources to Enhance Learning

School districts in Nevada and New Jersey are actively seeking new educational resources to improve their instructional offerings. The Clark County School District in Nevada, the largest in the state, is looking to purchase science textbooks for various subjects including physics, chemistry, biology, and geoscience. These textbooks are required to align with the Next Generation Science Standards and should include phenomena-driven or problem-driven units, as well as support for different language proficiency and literacy levels. Meanwhile, Passaic Public Schools in New Jersey is in search of a web-based instructional management system. This system is intended to manage assessment data and student interventions, providing tools for both summative and formative assessments, data reporting, and a student data management warehouse. The district also requires a project manager to assist with the system's implementation.
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KD Quiz Features High School Teams in Academic Showdown: Avella, Somerset Area, and Taylor Allderdice

KD Quiz Features High School Teams in Academic Showdown: Avella, Somerset Area, and Taylor Allderdice

KD Quiz Features High School Teams in Academic Showdown: Avella, Somerset Area, and Taylor Allderdice
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K-12 Schools Navigate Change with Strategic Management Approaches

K-12 Schools Navigate Change with Strategic Management Approaches

K-12 schools and districts are facing significant changes due to budget cuts, school closures, and demographic shifts. These changes are not only operational but also deeply affect the communities involved. To manage these disruptions effectively, school leaders are encouraged to adopt a human-centered approach, engaging stakeholders such as parents, teachers, and community members early in the process. Transparent communication about the reasons behind changes is crucial to gaining community support. Additionally, a holistic approach to budgeting and resource allocation is recommended, ensuring that decisions are interconnected and aligned with broader district goals.