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Education Watch

Children First: Fresno State students tap into paid internships

  • 15 hours ago

CHSU welcomes Class of 2030, 36% of new cohort is from the Valley

  • 2 days ago

Madera Unified students dive into new summer scuba program

  • Jul 18
Target

Top student and teacher planners for every grade in 2026

  • Jul 17

Clovis East students spend summer gaining hands-on ag experience

  • Jul 17

Golden Charter Academy opens new Fresno campus

  • Jul 16

Central Unified campuses will be 'phone free' for all students

  • Jul 16

Find the perfect backpacks for any age this 2026 school year

  • Jul 14

Latest Videos

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Madera Unified students dive into new summer scuba program

  • Jul 18
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'Children Will Listen' is musical theater to young ears

  • May 29
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Sleepy Hollow middle schoolers and nursing home residents become pen pals

  • May 29
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UC Merced gets $1.8 million grant to boost research projects

  • May 28
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Scholarships given to Coalinga HS seniors at Horned Toad Derby

  • May 25
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Senior Success: Central East student overcomes sister's death

  • May 22
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Senior Success: Parlier student pushes past cancer for graduation

  • May 20
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Senior Success: Justin Garza HS senior overcomes chronic pain, injury

  • May 18

Latest Stories

Madera Unified students teach swim lessons, build water safety skills during free summer program

Hundreds of Madera Unified students are diving into summer with a program designed to build confidence in the water while teaching critical safety skills.

  • Jul 11
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California colleges reveal their military weapons stockade after CalMatters investigation

Many public colleges in California own military-grade weaponry to keep campuses safe. State law requires transparency in these dealings, but not all schools comply. CalMatters found that some campuses lack required reports and public forums.

  • Jul 10

1.5 million borrowers were promised student loan relief. A new lawsuit wants proof it happened

A new lawsuit alleges the U.S. Department of Education may not be discharging certain federal student loans as previously promised.

  • Jul 10

Fresno State launches artificial intelligence minor open to students across disciplines

Beginning this fall, the university will offer a new minor in artificial intelligence that is open to students regardless of their major.

  • Jul 9

KCUSD summer program challenges students to learn survival skills through hands-on projects

Students are participating in "Ultimate Survival," a Gifted and Talented Education program offered through Kings Canyon Unified School District.

  • Jul 8