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Sep 4, 20261 min
District News: Focus on Parent Support (9.4.26)
This week your video news is focused on supports for parents and families in the District! Learn about: 1. Free Parenting Workshop Series starts September 12th 2. Rainbow Conference September 26th 3. Get your Free Food at the Downtown Farmer's Market 4. Virtual Workshops: Navigating Tech & Screen Time 5. Underwater Robotics Club open to all High Schoolers 6. Girls in STEM Workshop September 12th

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Aug 28, 20262 min
School Food News (Video) 8.28.2
This week we are focused on FOOD NEWS. From free food at school to free food at the Farmer's Market, to making the list of America's Healthiest Schools, we have a lot of news to share. 1) Sign up for FREE FOOD, all year! We’re so happy to be able to offer free food to all kids, every day, all year. We do ask that all families please sign up! California asks us to use this sign-up form to gather a complete picture of who is in our district, and waits for that info to release our full funding...

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Aug 28, 20262 min
Santa Cruz City Schools all make 2026 list of "America's Healthiest Schools!"
All 10 campuses in the Santa Cruz City School District have placed on the Alliance for a Healthier Generation’s list of America’s Healthiest Schools. The list recognizes schools in a wide-ranging set of categories relating to the programs and supports available to students. Santa Cruz City Schools Bay View Elementary, DeLaveaga Elementary, Gault Elementary, Monarch Elementary, Westlake Elementary, Branciforte Middle, Mission Hill Middle, Costanoa High, Harbor High, Santa Cruz High and Soquel...

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