The Learning Experience, an educational child care franchise, announced the opening of its newest Academy of Early Education center at 1025 Parkford Drive.

San Bernardino City Unified School District Board of Education had a surprise up its sleeve when cutting the ribbon on its newly remodeled Board of Education Building on Tuesday, Dec. 10; it renamed the boardroom after longtime educator Margaret Hill, a current board member and Highland resident.

The University of Redlands recently redesigned space in the School of Education was dedicated Thursday, Dec. 12, recognizing an alumna well-known on campus and in the Redlands community.

Clement Middle School is inspiring the next generation of creators with its Garner Holt AniMaker Space.   

Excalibur Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Round Table International service organization, annually awards scholarships to deserving therapy students selected jointly by individual Tables and select local universities.  

Former clerk Patty Holohan is the new board of education president. She will take over for Cristina Puraci, whose term has ended after one year.

Cope Middle School’s theatrical and advanced art students on Dec. 2 toured Garner Holt Productions, the largest animatronics company in the world.

Garner Holt, the creator of audio animatronics, robots, sets, scenery and special effects for theme parks, museums and other venues around the world has announced the creation of the Garner Holt Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization.

The San Bernardino County Board of Education elected Laura Mancha as president of the five-member governing body during its monthly meeting on Dec. 2.   

Redlands’ Academic Case Carrier Program was recognized for its outstanding contribution to public education by the California School Boards Association (CSBA).

Like all college students before graduation, Ibraheem Lawal was busy mapping out the next step.

Redlands Sunrise Rotary has honored two middle school students for the Month for November, Nathan Law of the Grove School and Caleb Slagter of Arrowhead Christian Academy.   

Since the annual University of Redlands Feast of Lights was conceived in 1947, this musical portrait of the birth of Christ has been renowned for its artistry — the music, the costumes, the tableaux, the candlelight — as well as for its hopeful, joyous spirit.

Oak Glen may not be able to offer an authentic first-hand experience of hooligans exercising their frustration by re-enacting protest of the Boston Tea party, but Riley’s Farm offers students a firsthand perspective of what Revolutionary war times were like.

Assembly Bill 329 was facing heated discussion at the Tuesday, Nov. 12 school board meeting. ­

The Redlands Unified School District is doing everything it can to prepare its students for life after high school.

Redlands High School Homecoming King and Queen Alex Contreras and Lauren Garcia pose during halftime at Friday’s football game between the Terriers and the Yucaipa High School. The Thunderbirds won the game 22-19.

Arrowhead Christian Academy’s 2019 Homecoming King and Queen are Pamela Coulson and Tucker Murphy. Teacher Scott Blakey stood in for Tucker, who was out of town. The Eagles defeated Desert Christian 46-6.

Redlands Unified has a new and experienced school board member in Michelle Rendler.

The Redlands Unified School District board Tuesday night identified Kristin Washington and Michelle Rendler as candidates to fill the seat vacated by Ricardo Ruiz.

Redlands Sunrise Rotary honored four students of the month for October who were nominated by their teachers for academic excellence and above and beyond in community service, music and/or sports participation.  

Kingsbury Elementary School is teaching kids the power of giving with its newly opened Bears Closet.

Putting bicycle parts together provided a unique training program for personnel at Alta Vista Credit Union in Redlands. Maria Burkitt Cassidy, director of operations, said the team building exercise adopted for training purposes was titled “Build a Bike” on Monday,

Sai Hosuru and Kimberly Maldonado were crowned 2019 REV Homecoming King and Queen Friday night in a football game against the Cajon Cowboys at Citrus Valley High School.

To kick off its College Focus Month the Redlands Unified School District announced the winners of the poster contest highlighting “excelling toward the future.”

Shiza Shahid, co-founder of the Malala Fund and one of Time's "30 Under 30 People Changing the World" will speak at the University of Redlands at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15, in Orton Center.

To be an informed advocate and supporter, the person who people rely on for comfort in times of trouble for guidance or just to lend an ear, requires empathy, communication skills and problem-solving skills.

The Redlands school district had 84 students score perfect marks on the 2019 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress standardized test. The students were recognized and awarded plaques during the Tuesday, Oct. 8, board meeting.