Six school-based Peer Assistance Leadership programs and three advisors were recognized by the Orange County Department of Education for promoting school environments that are safe, inclusive and supportive for students.
Quick look: Aissa Carvalho — a junior at the Connections at University High School DHH program — was nominated by the OC Cappies Critics and Awards Program for his performance using artistic ASL in University High’s production of “Dreamland.” As...
Nine outstanding classified school employees from across Orange County are being recognized during Classified School Employee Week for their dedication to students, schools and communities.
With nine associate degrees in tow, Middle College High School senior Manny Rodriguez Mejia will attend Yale in the fall thanks to his hard work, dedication and a 4.7 GPA. Manny recently found out he was accepted to Yale University,...
175 Orange County students will be recognized for their creative inventions at the OcMaker Challenge Awards Ceremony livestream hosted by OC Pathways on Tuesday, May 19.
Four middle school teams from Orange County will compete in the United States Academic Pentathlon National Finals in Nashville, Tennessee. This year’s competition theme, “The Roaring Twenties,” challenges students in grades six through eight across five academic subjects.
Two school chapters and an advisor were recognized on Wednesday for their efforts to promote healthy choices, youth leadership and substance use prevention through the Orange County Friday Night Live Partnership. The honors came during the annual Friday Night Live...
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s May Revision proposal includes a one-time $50 million investment to continue support for California’s Multi-Tiered System of Support framework. Led in part by OCDE, the statewide approach helps schools better coordinate academic, behavioral, social-emotional and mental health supports for students.
