Tag: education
VMHS student spends summer internship assisting NASA scientists
In a sense, Marshall Mory, a junior at Vista Murrieta High School, was in a bubble working on developing a much larger bubble for...
St. Jude Mission School offers unique education opportunities
St. Jude Mission School is a nonprofit Catholic elementary school serving the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians and adjacent communities since 2002. Sharing its...
Mt. San Jacinto College Art Gallery presents ‘Sketches From the ICU’
SAN JACINTO – The Mt. San Jacinto College Art Gallery launched the art exhibit “Sketches From the ICU” by Oh Young-Jun, Monday, Aug. 17,...
Paying for Schools
Assemblymember Marie Waldron, Special to Valley NewsSchools are essential, and the need to educate our children is not negotiable. The 2020-2021 budget package maintained school...
Temecula Valley educators recommend Loner, Skumawitz and Schwartz in 2020 TVUSD school board district...
Jeff Kingsberg, Temecula Valley Educators AssociationTemecula Valley Unified School District residents have an opportunity to make a change for the better this fall. Trustees are...
Wildomar charter school plans on opening in-person
In a story first reported by KABC-TV in Los Angeles, the Sycamore Academy of Science and Cultural Arts in Wildomar plans to reopen its...
JDS Creative Academy to begin arts classes
TEMECULA – JDS Creative Academy, a nonprofit organization all about visual, performing and digital arts, begins classes the week of Aug. 24, and students’...
From Hogwarts to she sheds, mothers are creating classrooms in their homes
With the uncertainty of when children will be able to attend in-person classes again, families have come up with their own creative ways of...
CIF Southern Section high school sports update
The CIF Southern Section offices released their latest updates regarding high school sports recently and announced their 2020-2021 goals. The CIF Southern Section executive...
Special needs students prepare for the upcoming school year
Emily Schwank, InternAs the upcoming school year will begin online, parents of students with special needs are adapting to virtual learning.When the Temecula Valley Unified...