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.
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Repairs Underway on Sunken Track at Santa Barbara High’s Peabody Stadium
A cracked drain pipe running beneath the multimillion-dollar track is causing a cavernous disruption for the school’s track team, which has been unable to host any meets this year.
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.
Goleta’s Octobots Robotics Team Heads to State Championship
Built on community support and a startup-style approach, the Goleta-based Octobots will compete in Anaheim after ranking among the top 60 teams in the region.
Santa Barbara Education Foundation Supports Teachers with $228,000 in Grants
More than a hundred individual teachers across the Santa Barbara Unified School District receive funding for innovative projects.
Santa Barbara Reading Coalition to Host Reading Skills 101 Workshop on Saturday
The community workshop at S.B. Central Library will break down new K-2 reading screeners and early literacy benchmarks.
La Cumbre Junior High Band Director Marches in Rose Parade
Charles Ortega brings his alto sax and Santa Barbara pride with him to the internationally televised New Year’s Day tradition in Pasadena.
Santa Barbara Teachers Seek Public Donations for Supplies and Special Items
Teachers take to the web to raise money for classrooms.
