Education

The deadline for ordering Liberty Elementary School Yearbook has been extended to May 20. They can be ordered at https://store.shopyearbook.com/liberty-elementary-ny-23-24. Those who have ordered online in the past can use their previous account. First-time purchasers will be asked to create an account and will be asked for their student’s information. This year’s yearbook will feature a soft cover, portrait and candid student pictures, academic awards, activities, events, special presentations and more.Visit here for more details.

The new, independent governing board for Petaluma’s only catholic high school will take over operations from the diocese a month earlier than initially planned. Saint Vincent de Paul College Prep says the transition is now expected to happen on June 1st, before the school year ends. It was initially planned to happen on July 1st. The change comes after the new governing board was able to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to fund the transition to independence. Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic Parish will be giving up administration of the school to the new independent school board.

SSU's Facilities Management recognizes and embraces SSU's commitment to educating and graduating students. In preparation for the campus commencement ceremonies, in an all-hands effort, our facilities team focused on the task of preparing the campus for this monumental event. This includes (but is certainly not limited to):. Coordinating the setup...

An innovative, student-centered independent study program for students in grades K-12 who are seeking an alternative educational experience.

Sonoma State McNair Scholars earning bachelor’s degrees this month are heading to doctoral programs at Columbia University and the University of Texas at Austin, among others, and to master’s programs across the country. Placements for SSU juniors in the program include the Institute for Computational and Experimental Research...

I reach out to all of you today in a spirit of hope and promise for the entire Sonoma State community, but also with a degree of sadness about the impact recent events have made on campus leadership. Dr. Mike Lee, who came out of retirement to take the helm...

The Novato High School baseball team will have a game with San Marin High School on May 17, 2024, 19:00:00 CST. Want to throw HARDER? Earn yourself a scholarship? Then this is the Program for You!.

SANTA CRUZ, California (Press Release) – AMCHA Initiative Director Tammi Rossman-Benjamin issued the following statement Wednesday blasting Sonoma State University’s capitulation to the encampment demands of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), including committing the state school to a full academic boycott of Israel:. “We are horrified at...

    photo credit: Noah Abrams/KRCBCommunity guidelines for the SSU Palestine solidarity encampment written by students on the first night of the encampment on April 26, 2024. It was a joyous and unexpected final night for Sonoma State’s Palestine solidarity encampment. Over 19 days after a committed group of SSU students joined the burgeoning college antiwar movement and erected their own protest encampment, university administrators Tuesday evening agreed to the students’ four demands. The agreement comes just four days before Sonoma State's commencement ceremony on May 18. For Vivo, one of the main student organizers at SSU’s encampment, the agreement is cause for celebration. "Whoever's...

After navigating 15 minutes down a bumpy gravel road cohabited by a herd of cattle, Santa Rosa Junior College students Bailey Glashan and Natalie Kozlowski pull into a small turnout and hop out of their car. The duo follow the road on foot for a few minutes but quickly turn...

National 529 College Savings Day is coming! Our valued partner, ScholarShare, understands that saving for college can be overwhelming. Sometimes just getting started is the hardest part. To celebrate 529 Day, ScholarShare is having a special $50 match promotion from May 20th - 31st. 529 Day is a great opportunity...

As president, my focus is on how to best serve our students and our campus community. My goal when meeting with students at the encampment was to explore opportunities to make meaningful change, identify common ground. and create a safe and inclusive campus for all. I now realize that many of the statements I made in my campuswide message did just the opposite.

Marin County schools are strengthening and diversifying curriculum by spotlighting Marin City’s role in World War II, specifically the Marinship shipyard’s impact on Allied victory as detailed in A Brand New Start…This Is Home: The Story of World War II Marinship and the Legacy of Marin City by Felecia Gaston, founder of the Marin City Historical and Preservation Society. Collaborating with directors of Dominican University of California and Marin County Free Library, they’re developing teaching resources including lesson plans to explore the local Black experience. Superintendent of Schools John Carroll says, “It is an honor to be part of messaging and moving the curriculum forward. Our priority is to decrease educational inequity in Marin.”

Santa Rosa Junior College’s Student Government Assembly members gave a reminder about final fun day and approved final motions for the end of semester at their May 13 meeting. End of the year student leadership banquet. Zack Miranda, director of Student Life and Engagement, shared news about the End...

Pinewood Prep can now show off 15 landslide victories after their most recent matchup on Wednesday. They never let the Cardinal Newman Cardinals onto the board and left with a 5-0 win. Winning may never get old, but Pinewood Prep sure is getting used to it with their 11th in a row.

By ADAM ZAGORIA A.J. Dybantsa, the No. 1 player in the Class of 2025, announced Friday he will transfer for his senior season to Utah Prep from Prolific Prep in Napa, Calif. The 6-foot-9 Dybantsa, a Brockton, Mass. native, transferred to Prolific Prep from Saint Sebastian’s (Mass.) after his freshman season. Last fall, he announced he was reclassifying to the Class of 2025 from 2026. “We are thrilled to welcome AJ and the Dybantsas to the Utah Prep family,” Utah Prep coach Justin Yamzon told ZAGSBLOG. “Being the top player in the country reaffirms AJ’s commitment to his craft and future so we are excited to be a part of his journey. AJ brings an infectious energy and passion to the game and I am excited for the opportunity to coach and build a relationship with him. There are big things coming to Utah Prep and we are confident that AJ will have an unforgettable experience and senior season with us.” “AJ is a great kid who is destined to accomplish huge things,” Prolific Prep coach Ryan Bernardi told ZAGSBLOG. “We wish the Dybantsa family nothing but the best in their next endeavor. It was an honor to coach AJ during his time here.” He holds offers from virtually every high-major program and will schedule visits to several schools for late summer/early fall, his father told ZAGSBLOG. He recently picked up offers from Utah, USC and Houston. Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter Follow ZAGSBLOGHoops on Instagram And Like ZAGS on Facebook.