Tag: education
King City dance studio resumes indoor practice
KING CITY — Students from Monterey County Dance Theatre were able to return to their dance studio in King City to resume indoor practice...
Biden takes initial steps to address gun violence
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden, calling gun violence in the United States “an international embarrassment,” took a set of initial steps on Thursday to...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | April 9, 2021
CLASSROOM RETURN
GREENFIELD — Greenfield Union School District Superintendent Zandra Galvan said the district continues to plan for the return to in-person instruction beginning April...
King City students organize celebration to lift spirits during trying year
KING CITY — King City High School athletes paraded down Broadway Street as part of a student-organized homecoming caravan on March 24.
The pandemic shutdowns...
Salinas Valley News Briefs | April 2, 2021
PANTHER PLEDGE
SALINAS VALLEY — Hartnell College is inviting Salinas Valley high school seniors to sign up for the Panther Prep Pledge program through April...
A year like no other: Monterey County health officials reflect on...
MONTEREY COUNTY — Representatives from Monterey County’s hospitals reflected on the one-year anniversary of the Covid-19 pandemic and the many impacts felt locally during...
King City school board votes to reopen campuses
KING CITY — Elementary and middle schools in King City will reopen to a hybrid model on April 12, as decided by the board...
Clash between union campaigns and private property at Supreme Court
WASHINGTON — Before dawn on an October morning in 2015, representatives of the United Farm Workers turned up at a strawberry plant nursery in...
Aera Energy grants support teachers’ innovative classroom projects in San Ardo...
SAN ARDO — Just as some schools begin to reopen with in-person instruction, four local teachers have received a boost for their classrooms.
The teachers...
Children in elementary schools don’t need to be 6 feet apart,...
In a major policy revision intended to encourage more schools to welcome students back full time, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said...
