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North County School News, June 22

The San Diego Board of Supervisors today declared homelessness a public health emergency. While the move won’t release additional funds to address homelessness, it will allow the county to focus resources on the health issues plaguing unhoused individuals. Plus, an update on the fight over a San Diego County program that gives motel vouchers to unhoused people seeking shelter in El Cajon. Then, a new investigation from inewsource found that Imperial County’s use of psychiatric holds may be m...

Durango School District 9-R is using robots to help students in special education programs improve their social skills and learning retention. Introducing Misty Robot – a $2,000 robot that is nonjudgm...

CCSD has built 15 new homes in Shiprock that are being rented to educators in the district who want to live closer to their students.

Summer education opportunities await students in Clovis public schools with programs aimed at kindergarten through eighth graders, and high school

Bobbi Hanhardt, Bayfield High School agriculture teacher, has led youth livestock judging teams into the top 10 placings in the National Western Livestock Show, second place in the American Royal Live...

Florida Mesa Elementary School has partnered with Boys and Girls Club of La Plata County on two new programs focusing on math intervention and character building. A program, called Math Corps under th...

Mask protest demonstrations held Kevin Wilson Liam Castillo, 5, left, and Leighton Castillo, 10, hold up a sign during Tuesdays protest of mask requirements at public schools. Demonstrations on Saturday in Portales and on Tuesday in Clovis protested state education policies that require students, especially in elementary schools, to wear masks in response to changing guidance on COVID-19 prevention. "Parents need a choice" about whether their children should wear masks at school, said Nicole Ti...

Santa Clarita School Reopening Round-Up With schools shut down throughout the state due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, KHTS has put together a one-stop page for residents to view current health guidelines, along with the status for schools in the Santa Clarita Valley. Last Updated at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 30. California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a staged approach to returning students to schools for the 2021 spring semester on Wednesday, Dec. 30. “It is a fundamental fact tha...