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Anna Dunn (left) and Brenna Halverson (right) are 2021 recipients of the Charles A. Winans Memorial Scholarship.
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Marlene Miranda, a senior at Banning High School who is heading to the University of California, Irvine, has been selected as one of this year’s 500 Dell Scholars.
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Banning High School recognizes its Top 10 seniors for the Class of 2021. Not all grades have been finalized leading up to their June 17 in-person commencement, and rankings could potentially shift, but as of mid-may, these were the class standings.
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Beaumont High School recognizes its Top 10 graduating seniors of the Class of 2021. They will celebrate their accolades at their in-person commencement on June 4. While the final grades have not all been compiled — and grade point averages could shift slightly — these were the class standing…
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For some people who have hearing disabilities, the budding genius of Alex Ivanov may be off interest.
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Beaumont High School’s academic decathlon team took fourth place during the first fully virtual Riverside County Academic Decathlon, which was won for the fourth year in a row by Elsinore High School.
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At its meeting earlier this week, the Beaumont school board unanimously approved their former Assistant Superintendent of Business Services Mays Kakish as its next superintendent, to succeed Interim Superintendent Maureen Latham.
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A fee justification report generated for Banning Unified School District in regards to new residential and commercial/industrial development has given its school board a basis in which to raise developer fees.
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Tournament Hills Elementary School principal Callie Beitler has been named principal of Summerwind Trails Elementary School, effective date to be determined.
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Beaumont Unified School District procured CARES Act funding for vocational nursing students enrolled at Beaumont Adult School between March 16 through Sept. 2.
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Growing up in Banning, Bea Smith knew by sixth-grade that she wanted to be a teacher.
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At the Nov. 10 Beaumont school board meeting, outgoing board Vice President Brian Sylva was honored for his service to the governing body.
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Usually Hoffer Elementary School in Banning has throngs of supporters lined up around the track — a strip of well-used asphalt leading to the playground, complete with a black-and-white checkered finish line — to witness the school’s annual Race Against Drugs soap box cart competition.
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Banning High School senior Tracy Ambong has been named as a Heisman High School Scholarship winner for 2020.
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Teachers already have had to adjust to teaching classes without students physically present, and parents have had to juggle finding ways to make sure their kids are supervised, while trying to balance their jobs.
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On Aug. 26 the Banning school board unanimously approved appointments of Tonia Causey-Bush as their next chief academic officer, and Craig McAlpin as its chief business officer.
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Beaumont and Banning are among nearly 20 school districts in Riverside County to receive CARES Act funding, allocated through the Riverside County Board of Supervisors to Riverside County Office of Education Foundation’s “All For One” campaign for use in ordering laptops and mobile hotspot d…
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“You may know him as the former Beaumont superintendent, but what you do not know is that he was named three times by three different organizations as Superintendent of the Year.”
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Weeks after Beaumont placed former superintendent Terrence Davis on administrative leave, Banning Unified School District has appointed him to a cabinet-level position, overseeing Banning's human resources department.
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Emiliano Juarez and Ruth Penalosa are 2020 recipients of the Charles A. Winans Memorial Scholarship.
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As schools navigate unchartered territory and are forced to conduct classes online, they increasingly have to defend against hackers.
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Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) began its Fall 2020 semester on Monday, Aug. 17, with thousands of students enrolled in online classes amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. About 98 percent of MSJC’s courses are online this fall to help further reduce the spread of COVID-19. Hands-on courses – …
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According to a couple of people familiar with labor negotiations, Banning’s certificated employees are working on an expired contract going into the start of this school year, which started on Monday.
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It’s crunch time as students go back to “school.”
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Beaumont Unified School District has placed its superintendent Terrence Davis on paid administrative leave, following a public employee performance evaluation item in reference to him in a closed session meeting following the school board’s regular meeting Tuesday.
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It is a standing rule at the Beaumont Woman’s Club in Beaumont to present an Annual Scholarship Award to a graduating senior young lady at the Beaumont High School, Beaumont.
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Beaumont High School and the ninth-grade Building Assets, Reducing Risks (BARR team acknowledges many of its freshmen for academic excellence in the latter half of this past school year.
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This year’s high school fall sports season will be delayed until at least December, the California Interscholastic Federation announced Monday, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Pass area’s public schools will have a virtual start later this summer, with Banning beginning Aug. 17, and Beaumont starting earlier on Aug. 6, with all students studying in place in their own homes.
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Presumably when students return to Beaumont High School, they will see the progression of a couple of new buildings, and the concrete landscape that once made up basketball and tennis courts “relocated.”
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Due to the ongoing threat of COVID-19, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced today, that California schools will start the new school year with distance learning.
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After all 177 seniors had had the opportunity to drive up and collect their diplomas, Banning High School principal Matt Valdivia issued messages of congratulations to his Broncos community.
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Having the privilege of graduating second in his class, Calvary Christian School salutatorian Devin Mascoto noted the unavoidable coincidence that he made up “over 15 percent of the senior class.”
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