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Around 75 students, families, and staff from Harding and other Santa Barbara Unified schools, as well as UCSB, showed up Saturday to plant the campus’s new “School Yard Forest.”
Despite the city’s desperate need for childcare, prospective preschools face a development process that is often “restrictive, slow, and costly.”
Following a controversial decision to pull the plug on PTA-run programs, the school district will now offer free after-school activities to all students at every elementary school on a rotating basis.
The money will go toward improving nonprofit childcare operations, starting and expanding employer childcare facilities, and recruiting new childcare providers.
Grassroots groups are pushing for tech reform as school districts on the South Coast strengthen their policies surrounding smartphones in the classroom.
In vitro fertilization treatments often cost tens of thousands of dollars, making them too expensive for families whose insurance won’t cover them.
The nonprofit LEAP collaborates with Central Coast businesses and residents during National Diaper Need Awareness Week.
Certain synthetic food dyes are linked to behavioral issues in kids. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law to ban them in school snacks by 2028.
The California surgeon general is launching a campaign to spread awareness about health conditions that contribute to pregnancy-related deaths, such as heart disease.
The “Project Reboot” camp is helping young people reduce their screen time and use social
media more mindfully.
