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Inland Empire battles low college grad rates to gain higher tech jobs and businesses
For many Californians the Inland Empire is a view from Interstate 10 of massive warehouses and desert en route to Las Vegas or other parts of the country. To residents of the region, which comprises Riverside and San Bernardino Counties, it’s a place of affordable housing yet interminable traffic, sweeping vistas shrouded by perpetual smog, and huge employers alongside family-owned businesses.
Lucerne Valley Virtual Academy students learn STEM lessons during pinewood derby event
Lucerne Valley Virtual Academy students participated in a spirited pinewood derby event, which has become an end-of-school-year tradition, organizers said. During the STEM lessons, about 20 Kindergarten through sixth grade students had the opportunity to construct small wooden cars followed by head-to-head competitions on a small racetrack. Joining in on...
UCLA resumes in-person classes after Palestine protests
There were no tents, barricades, or plywood barriers on UCLA’s campus as students walked to class Monday. After weeks of pro-Palestine demonstrations, one senior told KNX News’ Pete Demetriou the lack of activity was “a little eerie.”
Southern California High School Baseball Showcasing Nation's Best MLB Prospects
Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, CA) defeated San Dimas 5-4 on Friday, punching their ticket to the CIF-SS Division I Final Four. On Tuesday, May 14, they will face off against the Lancers of Orange Lutheran (Orange, CA) for the fourth time this season, only this time, for a spot in the finals.
Lucerne Valley Schools Honor Local Educators as Employees of the Month
On May 9th, the Lucerne Valley Unified School District's Board of Trustees recognized two staff members, Megn Mecom-Cantu and Laura Rowland, as Employees of the Month. The ceremony, led by Superintendent Peter Livingston, acknowledged their contributions to the district. Megn Mecom-Cantu teaches at Lucerne Valley Elementary School, and Laura Rowland supervises the Middle High School Media Center and manages its social media.
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