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Grossmont High School math teacher named one of California's top 5 educators

A Grossmont High School math teacher was recognized as one of the top five educators in California for 2025. This prestigious accolade highlights the teacher's significant contributions to education and underscores the importance of quality teaching in local schools. The recognition not only honors the individual but also brings attention to the educational standards in the El Cajon area.

We asked nearly 200 school board candidates about their campaigns. Here’s what we found.

A recent survey conducted among nearly 200 school board candidates in San Diego County revealed that 107 candidates participated in a questionnaire regarding their campaigns. The findings highlight key issues and perspectives among candidates running for K-12 and community college school boards, reflecting the current educational landscape in the region. This article provides valuable insights into local educational governance and candidate priorities.

Who’s running for school board? Meet the candidates in every district around San Diego County

The San Diego Union-Tribune profiles candidates running for school board across San Diego County, detailing their responses to various significant educational issues. The article serves as a valuable resource for voters seeking to understand the candidates' positions on critical topics such as budgets, test scores, and student absenteeism.

What you need to know about the local school bond measures on the ballot — and why there are so many

Local school bond measures are on the ballot as districts aim to secure funding from Proposition 2, which could allocate $10 billion toward education. However, the presence of multiple competing bond measures raises concerns about their chances of success. This article delves into the implications of these measures for the community and education funding.

Task force releases report in wake of state's largest-ever charter-school fraud

The California task force has released a report addressing the state's largest charter school fraud case, providing essential guidelines on financial disclosures and student enrollment data. This report aims to enhance transparency and accountability within the charter school system.

Kids get in free at these San Diego attractions during October

During October, children aged 12 and under can enter numerous museums and attractions in San Diego County for free, according to the San Diego Museum Council. This initiative aims to encourage family visits to cultural sites and promote community engagement.

Ex-San Diego Unified Superintendent responds publicly to sexual misconduct claims

Former San Diego Unified School District Superintendent Lamont Jackson faces sexual misconduct allegations that were only disclosed to the school board a year after they were reported. The delayed communication raises concerns about accountability and transparency within the district's leadership.