Royal Pride Foundation’s Royal Ball Raises $250,000 to Support San Marcos Students
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — More than 240 parents, educators, alumni and community supporters gathered April 25 beneath the stars at
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A Quarter-Century of Reading: Santa Barbara County Battle of the Books Marks 25th Year
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY, CA – Elementary and junior high students throughout Santa Barbara County competed in a battle of literary wit at
Santa Barbara Education Foundation Giving Funds to Students
Applications for student grants up to $750 open until May 5.
All County Youth Track and Field Championships Next Saturday!
Next Saturday, May 2, 2026, the Santa Barbara Running Association (SBRA) along with its youth track club, the Santa Barbara
Attorney General Bonta Reminds School Districts of Legal Responsibility to Keep All Students Safe by Preventing and Responding to Sexual Harassment, Assault, and Abuse
LOS ANGELES — As part of the California Department of Justice’s ongoing effort to address sexual harassment, assault, and abuse allegations at schools across
Los Olivos Student Places in Top 5 Speakers in State as Dunn School Speech Program Continues Rapid Rise
LOS OLIVOS, Calif. – A local high school junior just made history on one of the most competitive stages in the state.
Santa Barbara Maritime Museum Celebrates World Boating Day with Sail to Shelter: Port, Starboard & Sails: A Hands-On Boating Adventure
Santa Barbara, CA —The Santa Barbara Maritime Museum (SBMM), in collaboration with Sail to Shelter, is pleased to celebrate World
San Marcos High School Hosts Annual SMEA Fireside Chat with Kathy Ireland
Santa Barbara, CA — What does it take to build a life of purpose while creating a brand that delivers
UCSB Autism Center Donates Children’s Books to Area Schools in Celebration of Autism Acceptance Month
SANTA BARBARA – For April Autism Acceptance Month, the Koegel Autism Center at the UC Santa Barbara Gevirtz Graduate School
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.
