Tag: education
Temecula resident graduates from Kansas State University
MANHATTAN, Kan. – More than 1,415 students completed degree requirements from Kansas State University in fall 2020, including Temecula resident Brett Lockwood, who earned a...
How children benefit from being read to
TEMECULA – Reading aloud to children is one of the joys of parenting. All children, whether they’re infants, toddlers or school-aged, can benefit from...
The Affordable Textbooks campaign
College textbooks have become substantially expensive over the years. Students across the world have dealt with the hardships of trying to have an education...
HUSD board votes to transition to hybrid learning model
The Hemet Unified School District’s governing board approved the staff’s recommendation of beginning the transition to a hybrid learning model at their meeting Tuesday,...
Soboba Tribal TANF continues to keep youth connected
Soboba Band of Luiseño IndiansSpecial to Valley NewsThe Soboba Tribal TANF Program Prevention Resource Center is running its Tribal Cháamcha Lówwivuktum activities virtually and...
Wildomar 4th grade classes draw out their feelings about the coronavirus pandemic
A range of emotions were felt when fourth grade teacher Daniel Richter asked his students to create a digital art project expressing their feelings...
Martin Luther King High School defeats Chaparral High School in Riverside County Mock Trial...
RIVERSIDE – After the virtual gavel sounded in the online courtroom at the 39th annual Riverside County Mock Trial Championships Saturday, Feb. 27, Martin Luther...
Xandre Clementsmith of Murrieta is named to fall 2020 dean’s list
CHARLESTON, S. C. – Xandre Clementsmith of Murrieta was named to the College of Charleston fall 2020 dean’s list. Clementsmith is majoring in psychology...
Local students honored at Ohio University
ATHENS, Ohio – Janelle Blake from Wildomar graduated with a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Ohio University’s College of Health Sciences and Professions in...
Elementary students prepare for return to classroom learning
With the COVID-19 state-adjusted positivity rate dropping below 10% in Riverside County – the lowest in almost three months at 7.6% down from 11%...