Santa Barbara City College Visits St. Vincent’s Campus to Make Education Attainable
College representatives share resources to help low-income residents enroll in classes
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Santa Barbara High School Welcomes New-and-Improved Student Wellness Center
Tuesday’s ribbon cutting brings even more support for SBHS students.
Supporting Santa Barbara’s Fledging Fishermen
A half-a-million-dollar state grant will help SBCC and the Commercial Fishermen of S.B. launch the Ocean Collective to expand training and access to the blue economy.
Santa Barbara Unified Starts School Year with New Focus on ‘Tech with Intent,’ ‘Culture of Care’
Teachers and administrators welcome the step back from screens on campus, while some students express mixed feelings on the first day of school.
Providence School’s Prayers Answered with New Campus in Santa Barbara
Christian school breaks ground on its first permanent location on Ortega Street after decades-long search.
UC Santa Barbara Names Winners of Top Student Awards for Class of 2026
An award ceremony for winners of these and other student awards, as well as for their families, faculty, and staff, was held Sunday on campus.
Santa Barbara County Principals Discuss Benefits of Outdoor Learning
First 5 holds Nature and Learning Research Forum highlighting the impact of nature-based learning on early childhood development.
Some Santa Barbara Educators Are Embracing AI in the Classroom
As UCSB prepares to launch a new major in artificial intelligence, some local professors and teachers say they are already teaching students how to use AI as a tool, not a crutch.
Santa Barbara Education Foundation Giving Funds to Students
Applications for student grants up to $750 open until May 5.
Goleta’s Octobots Robotics Advance to World Championship
A second-place finish at the State Championships sends the student robotics team to global competition in Houston— if they can raise $50,000 to get there.
