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Dublin Teen Makes Science Click For Neurodivergent Students (opens the original)
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DUBLIN, CA — Emerald High School senior Bhavya Dwivedi says that one of her favorite parts of teaching is when curiosity grips her students, and suddenly they can’t stop asking questions. “It is fulfilling to watch them understand a new concept or come up with more questions, but mostly I’ve enjoyed watching how they approach learning after my lessons,” she said, remembering one student in particular who came alive when she told him that during her magnetism lesson, she would show him how to mak
Ride Safe, Get Ice Cream: Livermore Police Launch New Program (opens the original)
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LIVERMORE, CA — Getting stopped by a police officer isn’t usually a sign of good things to come, but it will be for certain young bike riders in Livermore. The Livermore Police Department has launched a new Bike Safety Rewards Program, which rewards local children demonstrating safe and responsible bike-riding habits with a free ice cream from Meadowlark Dairy. “We want young riders to understand that bicycle safety is important, but we also want to make those interactions positive. It’s a fun w
Danville Teen Builds App To Help Other Teens Find Local Job (opens the original)
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DANVILLE, CA — If you want someone local and trustworthy to walk your dog, mow your lawn, or babysit your kid and help them with their math homework, you no longer need to plumb the depths of Nextdoor and Craigslist. Rohan Arora, a senior at Monte Vista High School, has created a new app called KidGig to match local teenagers aged 13-17 with jobs in the community. “I'm always looking for ways to make a little money, and I was the kid replying to Nextdoor posts whenever a neighbor needed a tutor
San Ramon Teens Turn Free Coding Lessons Into Growing Education Program (opens the original)
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SAN RAMON, CA — Two San Ramon high school students are offering free computer science courses and USA Computing Olympiad coaching through a new initiative called Compute Forward. The program was founded by Dougherty Valley seniors Kaushik Atla and Anish Koppula when they were freshmen. It began as freshmen, when they started tutoring a single student struggling to learn through online tutorials. Soon other students began reaching out, and they formalized their process. “The turning point came wh
4-Vehicle Head-On Crash Involving 2 Trucks Shuts Altamont Pass Road (opens the original)
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LIVERMORE, CA — Altamont Pass Road was closed for several hours Friday morning following a head-on crash involving two cars and two semi-trucks, according to the California Highway Patrol. At around 6:19 a.m. CHP received reports of a head-on crash involving four vehicles at Altamont Pass Road, according to the CHP incident log. A caller reported that a Toyota crossed the double yellow lines and hit a semi-truck head-on. At around 6:31 a.m., responders confirmed that one person was trapped in a
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