The Oakland Unified School District could soon consider a list of schools to close or merge, less than two years after a controversial plan to do so was overturned by the school board. School board president Sam Davis said he expects board members to be briefed next week on the...

With a growing deficit, falling enrollment, and lower attendance rates, not to mention urgent facilities needs and increased salary obligations to its workers, Oakland Unified’s budget is at a breaking point. Facing a $95 million deficit in the 2025-2026 budget, the school board over the next few months will...

Editor’s Note: This article is purely satirical and fictitious. All attributions in this article are not genuine, and this story should be read in the context of pure entertainment only. In a recently leaked J.D. Vance email dossier, Daily reporters have uncovered Project 2025 plans to remake Stanford in...

Chabot College’s library and learning center may be new, but it’s already attracting students back to the campus, with more than 35,000 students having visited so far this semester, the East Bay Times reported. Administrators at the college have said the building, the tallest on campus, has created...

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A federal judge has permitted pro-Palestinian student activists at the University of California, Berkeley to present their side of the story in a lawsuit filed against the school alleging antisemitism. A Jewish advocacy group is suing UC Berkeley for what it calls the "longstanding, unchecked spread of antisemitism" on campus.  The lawsuit was filed late 2023 by the Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, a nonprofit organization that supports the civil rights of Jewish people. They argue that UC Berkeley failed to protect students and faculty against antisemitic discrimination and harassment because the school did not clear...

Attended any girls flag football games this fall? Peep co-captain Teepreezy also known as Taryn Pak on the field. Pak, senior at Castro Valley High, is playing as a defensive back (DB) and safety for CVHS’s first season of girls flag football. Pak carried girls varsity flag football with...

During my time at Piedmont High School, I have been lucky enough to have Mrs. Black as a teacher both freshman and junior year. Mrs. Black has created English classes that are both academically engaging and a joy to be in. The books we study are brought to life through Mrs. Black pushing her students to look closely through group discussions and essays. On top of that, Mrs. Black finds ways to get students excited about the books we read.

Varsity football defeated Aragon High School 47-8 to clinch a spot in the Central Coast Section (CCS) playoffs and improve to 6-2 on the year and 3-1 in Peninsula Athletic League De Anza division play on Friday, Oct. 25. After a loss to King’s Academy on Oct. 17, the Panthers...

Our very own Varsity Flag Football team has been dominating the league, creating fun and interesting games to watch. From the competition to the amazing wins, the 2024 Varsity Flag Football team goes 9 for 1 this season. Let’s talk to two of the team captains of the flag football...

During its meetings on October 8 and October 22, the Alameda Unified School District (AUSD) Board of Education discussed the renewal of the Academy of Alameda charter, LGBTQ student needs, and strategies to keep classrooms cool.

WILSON — After winning a bruising showdown with Warren County for temporary 1-A Tar-Roanoke Athletic Conference football supremacy the week prior, Wilson Prep looked forward to making that situation a bit more permanent with a win Friday in the Tigers’ final regular-season home game. On the menu was a Rocky Mount Prep team that hadn’t won a game all season […] The post Wilson Prep wallops RM Prep, but only for a quarter first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.

Moving from Taiwan was already a challenge for sophomore Brandon Lin, who enrolled at Burlingame with limited English proficiency. Over the past two years, Lin has juggled seven courses alongside native English speakers, but found steady support through his Community Literacy in Action (CLA) class, which serves multilingual students at all English proficiency levels.

Girls’ varsity volleyball (19-6 overall, 12-1 Peninsula Athletic League Bay) celebrated their seniors in a decisive three-set win (25-11, 25-13, 25-13) against San Mateo High School on Tuesday, Oct. 22. Five seniors — right side Vanessa Meints, middle blocker Abbi Aufhauser, outside hitter Ella Duong, setter Jillian Kiniris, and...

The Trojans suffered a defeat on Oct. 10 to Moreau Catholic High School by a score of 49-40. The game was close until the fourth quarter when the Mariners took control despite a late score by the Trojans. This is the first year with new head coach John Trotman, and the first year will always be turbulent. But this seemed like anyone’s game near the end, and the Trojans were unable to capitalize on that.

Southeast Halifax has been on the road for three straight, but on Friday they'll finally head home. They will host the Wilson Prep Tigers at 7:00 p.m. Both come into the contest bolstered by wins in their previous matches. Southeast Halifax will bounce into Friday's matchup after beating Northampton County,...

Piedmont High School’s boys football team has played cleaner games than it did against Washington-Fremont on Oct. 25. But the mistakes didn’t cost the Highlanders as they moved to 7-1 on the season with a 56-20 win at Witter Field. “Once again, coming out slow,” Highlanders coach Jordan...