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BY DAVID JAMES HEISS
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 – …
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.
It’s crunch time as students go back to “school.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.”
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.
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.
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.”
More than 150 people attended and participated in Mt. San Jacinto College’s inaugural Juneteenth Celebration June 19.
Starting tomorrow morning, Wednesday, June 10 at 11 a.m. NBC 4 News will be broadcasting Banning High School's senior class's yearbook photos.
Banning High School announces its top 10 ranked seniors based on grade point average, as reflected at the start of the semester prior to schools closing due to COVID-19 stay-at-home orders.
Beaumont High School announces its top 10 ranked seniors based on grade point averages, as reflected at the start of the semester prior to school closing due to COVID-19 stay-at-home orders. (The last three students in our top 10 all share the same GPA, tying to be eighth in their class.)
Caroline Amplatz’s tireless efforts to support great causes have been profound — and global. About one year ago, the attorney and private benefactor extended her desire to invest in science research and education to California State University, San Bernardino with a substantial gift to the D…
Banning resident Bernardo Britto will graduate with an associate's degree in nursing as he pursues his career goal of becoming a nurse practitioner.
Songs from Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Celine Dion, Louis Armstrong, and
Mt. San Jacinto College (MSJC) has teamed up with OnTrac to deliver 3D-printed face shields to regional hospitals to support front-line workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cheri Jocson lives in San Bernardino, but chose to attend Riverside City College for most of her undergraduate education, drawn to the city's nearby arts community.
Banning Superintendent Robert Guillen is on the cusp of his retirement next month.
Starlight Elementary School Principal Lauren Kinney wants to spend more time with her 1 year-old grandson Jackson.
Evelyn Montez is in the graduating class of 2020 at Beaumont High School.
After 39 years in education, 30 of them with the Beaumont school district, Starlight Elementary School Principal Lauren Kinney announced to peers and family this morning that she is retiring.
Beaumont High School is still deciding about how to celebrate the Class of 2020’s graduation ever since the coronavirus pandemic has shut down large gatherings due to fear of spreading the disease even further.
Beaumont High School seniors will be able to graduate with the grades they have earned as credit through March 13, the day that the Riverside county school districts closed down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In celebration of National Teacher Appreciation Day on Tuesday, May 5, the Riverside County Office of Education (RCOE) will premiere four videos highlighting the extraordinary work of the Riverside County Teachers of the Year, starting with Beaumont fourth-grade teacher Tracy Waters.
In her quarantined restlessness, Banning High School counselor Janelle Poulter had initially been reaching out to students to see if anyone else needed some interaction.
Banning High School's current valedictorian Jazmine Colon is taking her experience in political activism with her to University of California, Berkeley, where she will pursue a degree in political science with an emphasis on public law.
Terrence Davis, Beaumont’s superintendent of schools, is adamant that every senior will get to participate in graduation — assuming that health and county officials give a green light for students to go back to school.
Regional colleges have been included among U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 rankings of graduate schools.
What is a parent or grandparent to do while their child or children are sequestered at home now that most if not all schools are closed?
Schools may officially be closed until April 30 at the earliest, but Banning Unified School District wants its families to know that brunches will still be served to its students.
More than 800 teachers, principals, superintendents, city officials and representatives from Riverside county school districts, cities and non-profit organizations attended the Riverside County Office of Education’s annual address, which this year focused on “Year of our Youth.’’
Banning High School promises to soon host a first class Performing Arts Center, adjacent to its new Construction Academy and auto mechanics workshop buildings simultaneously underway.
As of Friday morning, Banning Superintendent Robert Guillen was confident that his school district would remain open for instruction.
There were more than a dozen classrooms designated to host read alouds at Central Elementary School in Banning Tuesday evening, and characters strutted about as part of the school’s participation in the Read Across America campaign.
Upcoming Events
The Greater Hope Foundation for Children of Banning is hosting a tax-deductible gift drive through Dec. 11. Donations can be dropped off at 1035 W. Ramsey St. in Banning, or purchases can be made online for delivery to their office via Amazon Smiles and at aghope.org.
Decorate your house, porch or business and then enter the Christmas Decoration Contest.
City of Banning Senior Services brings to you Santa Shoppe. A place where children can shop and parents can’t peek.
Free to Beaumont/Cherry Valley seniors only. Must be a homebound or disabled senior. It is for delivery only on Thursday, Nov. 26 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. More information and to sign up: Beaumont senior center at (951) 769-8539.
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