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Meet the candidates for all school board races in San Diego County (opens the original)
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School board trustees oversee a school district’s budget and create school policies in compliance with state and federal public education laws. The board approves curriculum and is responsible for hiring and evaluating the superintendent, but the superintendent and administration run the day-to-day operations of the school district. School boards also approve the district’s Local Control and Accountability Plan. The three-year plan sets goals for student outcomes and outlines how the district wi
Crews remove 60 tons of brush and invasive plants from Mission Trails (opens the original)
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Crews have removed more than 60 tons of dried brush and invasive plants from Mission Trails Regional Park, officials announced Wednesday. “That's 31 cars’ worth of weight that is no longer in this park, that can catch fire and spread with the wind and start to burn down homes,” said San Diego City Councilmember Raul Campillo, whose district includes the park. The multi-year effort to reduce fire risk in the park started in September 2024. Crews have covered more than 750 acres, about a tenth of
Proposed changes to Head Start include English-only instruction (opens the original)
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The federal government could soon require Head Start classes to be taught in English only. Head Start is a federally funded program for low-income families. The government’s current standards require providers to support bilingualism. They say preschool instruction should help kids both learn English and continue developing their home language. That’s the approach teachers take at a Head Start program in Vista. Their preschool classroom is lined with bilingual posters with names of shapes, emoti
Tourism officials celebrate start of San Diego’s cruise season (opens the original)
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Tourism officials celebrated the start of San Diego’s cruise season on Monday. Cruise ships are scheduled to stop in San Diego 183 times this season, up from 109 last season. “It's our biggest cruise season in 15 years,” said Renee Rose, the Port of San Diego’s maritime commercial manager. More cruise lines are using San Diego as a home port this year, she said. That means cruises are starting or ending in San Diego, not just stopping here along the way. “Those home ports tend to have more of an
San Diego City College wants to better support students with kids (opens the original)
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Getting a college degree can take a lot of time and energy. Add kids to the mix, and it can feel nearly impossible. “It is pretty challenging,” said Elizabeth Lugo, a mom of two studying social work and child development at San Diego City College. Her busy day starts well before she gets to campus and continues after she’s done with class. There’s school drop-off and pickup, dinner, kids’ homework and then her own. “When you come to school and see other students — not trying to compare, but they
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