San Marcos Rebranding Feuds Are Result of Misunderstanding
How a student’s idea for a new logo exploded into alumni anger.
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Governor Orders Santa Barbara County Schools to Remain Closed
The county is one of 32 prohibited from reopening campuses until they are off the state’s watch list for 14 consecutive days.
Santa Barbara Teachers Plead for Remote-Only Classes but Parents Want Schools Reopened
The Santa Barbara Unified School District will make its final decision next week at the July 21 meeting.
Santa Barbara City College’s BLM Resolution Passes, with Opposition
Two trustees cite semantic concerns over the phrase “Black Lives Matter” in Thursday vote against anti-racism resolution.
Sky Adams to Lead Computer Science Academy
Santa Barbara High School’s award-winning program names first woman director.
Amid Unsteady Pandemic Times, Santa Barbara Unified Moves Forward with Plans for Fall
The school board approves potential models for in-person classroom learning.
Santa Barbara Unified Accepts All Black Student Youth Demands, Approves Action Plan
Public comment turned bitter when speakers reject the Black Lives Matter movement.
UC Santa Barbara Plans for Fall 2020
COVID is keeping course information — online or in-person — in the air, but Chancellor Yang says tuition will not be refunded.
Betsy DeVos Causing Nightmares for DACA “DREAMers”
Education secretary blocks stimulus funding intended for college students; California Community Colleges fight back.
An Interview with Santa Barbara’s New School Superintendent
Hilda Maldonado is ready to become the new superintendent of Santa Barbara Unified School District in July.