The former Santa Barbara High School English teacher, Paul Forster, hopes the show will make local teachers feel “seen and appreciated” during this “really tough time for teachers.”
The sites — which include all three of the district’s high schools — are “close to going online” but still awaiting the utility’s approval, officials say.
An overwhelming majority of the teachers’ union is in favor of striking this fall if the union and S.B. Unified School District fail to reach a settlement this month.
Program helps formerly incarcerated individuals meet vocational, educational, and personal goals to get their lives back on track.
The authorization vote is a preliminary measure while the union and school district continue contract negotiations.
Santa Barbara scientists speculate about what killed thousands of fish.
Student-led clubs are giving teens a stigma-free space to discuss mental health, share experiences, and advocate for resources on their campuses and in their communities.
Santa Barbara’s District216 marquee showcases music as medicine.
Underwater sound is louder than a Bowl rock concert.
The County Zoning Administrator hearing was pushed to July due to the flood of public comments against the proposed single-family residential project, which would be the first of 71 lots approved for development at Naples more than a decade ago.
