By Melody Gutierrez - Published: 12:00 am
More than 400 needy students at Sacramento middle schools have received free computers as part of a study that is testing the educational benefits of having a computer at home.
By Dan Walters - Published: 12:00 am
Jack O'Connell, the outgoing state superintendent of schools, declared Tuesday that a record 174 school districts have been placed on the state's list of financially troubled education systems.
By Diana Lambert - Published: 12:00 am
Nearly every Sacramento County school district and some in Placer, El Dorado and Yuba counties are in financial trouble, state officials announced Tuesday.
By Melody Gutierrez - Published: 12:00 am
Sacramento City Unified School District Health Services is providing free whooping cough, H1N1 and other vaccinations to students, their parents and community members.
By Melody Gutierrez - Published: 2:15 pm
Sacramento City Unified School District Health Services is providing whooping cough, H1N1 and other vaccines to students, their parents and community members. The district will hold six clinics beginning today through July 15 to offer vaccines to preventable diseases.
By Diana Lambert - Updated: 9:11 am
Who says there's no such thing as a free lunch? There is. But it's becoming more of a rarity.
By Cathy Locke - Updated: Monday, June 28 2010 - 8:08 am
Five students from California State University, Chico, are spending the summer on Alcatraz Island helping to preserve and repair deteriorated concrete structures, some dating from the 1850s.
By Melody Gutierrez - Updated: Sunday, June 27 2010 - 2:14 pm
Child development experts say parents should begin preparing their children as early as possible for kindergarten.
