Summerland Elementary School and Carpinteria Family School 4th- and 5th-graders engage in hands-on activities as part of the Santa Barbara Maritime Museum’s marine science excursions.
Tuesday’s student protesters called on the school district to make it a policy to hand out red cards and other resources to the district’s families in the wake of recent arrests.
Saturday’s protest at West Beach comes after 85 S.B. Unified teachers received preliminary pink slips last week.
Lawsuits come as the district grapples with contentious labor negotiations and litigation involving employee union president.
The initiatives include suicide-prevention signs, mental-health resources for students, and newly opened wellness centers, which the district is still working on expanding to all schools.
Teachers, parents, and students pleaded during Tuesday’s eight-hour meeting to keep arts and music off the chopping block; final notices will be issued in May.
News reporter Callie Fausey shares her favorite retellings of classic Greek myths.
Wildlife biologist Benjamin Vizzachero capitalizes on the rare opportunity to confront the billionaire whose self-proclaimed pursuit of “efficiency” cost him his job.
Marine ecologist Kenan Chan joined around 300 protesters outside the Channel Islands National Park Visitor’s Center on Wednesday.
Sunday’s town hall at Lobero Theatre marks the beginning of a long-term conservation effort for the endangered Southern California steelhead trout.
