The Ford Fund held its first leadership summit for more than 100 middle schoolers from Boys & Girls Clubs around Southern California on Friday, Aug. 2, in Redlands.

The new school year is underway and the Redlands Unified School District has big plans to increase community engagement and student success.

Something that stands out about Redlands Unified School District schools is the abundance of colorful and intricate murals gracing the sides of classrooms and playground walls.

A new school year is underway for Citrus Valley High School.

Hundreds of families gathered at Sylvan Park on Saturday, Aug. 2, for the annual Redlands Unified School District “Back 2 School Jam.”

Nicol R. Howard, Ph.D., a leader in digital equity research and education, was honored with the prestigious Making IT Happen Award from the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) at its annual global conference in June.

Six school districts gathered at Redlands High School for the School Nutrition Association’s School Lunch Hero Kickoff on Friday, Aug. 2.

The first-ever Summer Engineering Camp between Redlands Unified School District (RUSD)  and the University of California, Riverside, came to a close on Friday, July 26.

When students return to school next week, parents dropping their kids off at Citrus Valley High School will notice a new signal light at the intersection of Pioneer and Texas streets, the southeast corner of the campus.

Right across the street from Garner Holt Productions on Research Drive, children got to create their own animatronics fit for a Disneyland park showing.

One of Redlands’ best hidden treasures is the Burrage Mansion, tucked away near Smiley Heights in a world of its own.

REDLANDS — Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside is still taking signups for its STEM camp, Camp Einstein.

Hundreds of attendees gathered at the Redlands Bowl for the 2019 Grove School graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 13.  Ben Moudry, head of the Grove School, shared some unique facts with the Class of 2019.

Redlands Sunrise Rotary has honored three Citrus Valley High School students in a speech contest based on the service club’s four-way test.

Students graduating from Orangewood High School each had challenges to overcome, and they celebrated their collective success during commencement ceremonies on Tuesday, June 4, at the Redlands Bowl.

Redlands East Valley High School celebrated the fact that nearly nine out of 10 students in its 2019 graduating class are going into higher education at a graduation ceremony on Wednesday, June 5.

Citrus Valley’s graduates wore ribbons to honor classmates who lost their battles with cancer.

Redlands High School celebrated its 126th graduating class and its 88th commencement ceremony at the Redlands Bowl on Thursday, June 6.

YUCAIPA — The Crafton Hills College Foundation awarded $124,000 in scholarships to 110 students on Friday, May 17.

Citrus Valley High School's Inspire Choir partnered with Kingsbury Elementary to present "Let's Groove Tonight" on Friday May 1.

The Redlands Noon Rotary Club recently honored three students of the month, Maggie Adrian of the Grove School, Ellainia Valentino of Moore Middle School and Riley Camacho of Redlands Christian School.

The Redlands Unified School District held a “Digital Storyteller of the Year” awards ceremony for elementary, middle, and high school students on Wednesday, May 15, at Studio Movie Grill in Redlands.

Kids, staff and local community members gathered in the yard at Micah House on Thursday, May 9, to celebrate the dedication of a recently painted mural to the local community.

Four high school student representatives were honored Tuesday for their work with Redlands Unified School District’s Board of Education during 2018-19.

Valley Preparatory School, founded in 1957, recently celebrated its annual Culture Day as part of its implementation of the International Baccalaureate Program, first established in Geneva Switzerland in the late 1960s.  

The Riverside-San Bernardino County Indian Health Inc. Native American Resource Center hosted the 8th annual Native American student recognition dinner on Thursday, May 9, at the National Orange Show.

Grants will support research and teaching in the Netherlands, South Africa and India

The Redlands Unified School District invited parental input on the upcoming adoption of new history and social science textbooks during a parent forum held at the district’s Professional Development Center on Tuesday evening.

A Redlands High School alum has won a book prize for his work on the Middle English poem “Piers Plowman.”

The Redlands Educational Partnership Foundation (REP) honored 34 teachers and classified employees at its 32nd annual Evening of Appreciation on Wednesday, May 1, at the Harry Blackstone Theatre at Redlands East Valley High School.  

A team of middle schoolers at Cope Middle School has qualified for the National Team American Rocket Challenge after successfully launching several small rockets.

Parents and guardians of middle school and high school teens can attend what signs to watch for and how to intercept potential human trafficking of both female and male teens starting on April 15 at Cope Middle School.

University of Redlands Hunsaker scholar John Farris, Class of ’21, has been named to Campus Compact’s 2019-20 cohort of Newman Civic Fellows. 

The five high school students honored on Thursday, March 14, by the Redlands Noon Rotary Club appear to have at least two things in common: Determination and dedication to their studies.