Community Environmental Council Raises $16.97 Million to Tackle Climate Change on Central Coast
The Santa Barbara nonprofit’s “Protect Our Climate” campaign will fund green community-oriented programs.
The Santa Barbara nonprofit’s “Protect Our Climate” campaign will fund green community-oriented programs.
More than 1,800 students in the county receive roughly $3,000 each toward college, graduate, and vocational studies.
Top goals include more emergency shelter beds and interim housing, a daytime navigation center, and non-congregate shelters, says city’s Barbara Andersen.
A success story of Santa Barbara’s school system, Ochoa comes “full circle” with new role.
The 76-year-old crashed his Harley into a K-rail at the start of the new traffic pattern near Faria Beach on Wednesday, according to CHP.
Starting this fall, schools will teach kids how to read and write using the Wit & Wisdom curriculum.
Santa Barbara School Board faces teacher turmoil and votes for new literacy program.
Dr. Erika Endrijonas was selected to fill the role following an extensive selection process.
Students from transitional kindergarten through city college were honored by family and school administrators at a joyous graduation ceremony on Saturday.
The beloved Santa Ynez Valley Union High School teacher and “undisputable heartbeat” of the Social Sciences Department was recognized for his student-centered approach.