Returning Champion Hemet High School Among Final Eight Participants. Blue Ribbon Recipients Include Internships with Riverside County Public Defender’s Office, Riverside County District Attorney’s Office, and the Riverside County Superior Court. RIVERSIDE… Read More »
RIVERSIDE – A high school counselor, a teacher on special assignment, and a human resources associate superintendent were named Riverside County Educators of the Year after surprise visits from Riverside County Superintendent… Read More »
Aisha Randhawa, a fifth grade student at Garretson Elementary School in Corona-Norco Unified School District, will represent Riverside County at the Scripps National Spelling Bee MORENO VALLEY – After 18 rounds of stress-filled competition,… Read More »
RIVERSIDE – Great Oak High School Principal Marc Horton was named the Riverside County Principal of the Year by Riverside County Superintendent of Schools, Kenneth M. Young, in an early morning surprise… Read More »
RIVERSIDE – From 1985 to 1988, Aaron Heick dominated the Riverside County Spelling Bee—placing second overall in 1985 and 1986 before finishing first in 1987 and 1988. As a 7th grade student… Read More »
RIVERSIDE – The first three of seven unsuspecting educational employees from across Riverside County were surprised in their offices today by the news that they were chosen as 2016 Riverside County Educators… Read More »
He was in Juvenile Hall at age 11 and state prison by 18. For Antonio Martinez, his first real chance at a successful life didn’t come until age 46 when he enrolled… Read More »
RIVERSIDE – More than 520 local high school students will participate in the month-long legal competition known as the 33rd Annual Riverside County Mock Trial starting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February… Read More »
ROMOLAND – West Valley High School (Hemet USD) was named overall champion at the 33rd Annual Academic Decathlon on Saturday, February 6, 2016, and will represent Riverside County at the California Academic Decathlon competition. The win represents the school’s second in a row and seventh in the last decade of the competition. Elsinore High School finished second and Corona High School’s Red Team earned third place.