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Costa Mesa city, school officials in legal battle over $32M Estancia High School theater project A rendering of a proposed performing arts complex at Estancia High School in Costa Mesa that could be completed by 2023. City officials seek to overturn approvals for the project, claiming not enough environmental review was done. (Courtesy of Newport-Mesa Unified School District) By Sara CardineStaff Writer  Print Newport-Mesa Unified School District’s plan to construct a $32 million pe...

This autumn, Napa Valley College plans to start work on the first student housing development on its main campus in its 57-year history. Directors at the two-year community college have laid out a schedule for building a mix of dormitory-style and apartment dwellings for more than 500 students, which would occupy the north end of NVC’s campus off Highway 221 in south Napa. Completion is planned in time for the first students to move in before the fall 2023 semester. Were offering our best ...

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MiraCosta College completes nearly $10 Million track and field renovation Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. MiraCosta College and last updated 2021-01-29 18:50:09-05 OCEANSIDE (CNS) -- MiraCosta College has completed an 18-month renovation of the athletic track and field at its Oceanside campus with a modern walking/jogging track and a soccer/rugby and athletics field that meets size requirements f...

School district awarded $9M to enhance tech-ed courses 3 minute read Davis High auto shop teacher Robert Thayer, right, consults with Cam Swanson in 2018. Mike Trask/Special to The Enterprise Support Local Journalism The Davis school district is readying upgrades to many of the school district’s CTE (Career Technical Education) programs — a category that includes courses in subjects ranging from agriculture to robotics, auto shop to computer science, and more. That’s because the Davis sc...