Schedule: May 19, 2024
Sacramento State University’s Music Deparment presents the 20th Anniversary Piano Concert Season.
Shows presented by Natomas USD
This National Women’s History Month and Career Technical Education (CTE) Month Natomas Unified School District continue’s to feature students who are making strides and thriving in CTE pathways that are traditionally male-dominated fields. This week, we feature CTE Building and Construction Trades student Hanna. Hanna shares that the pathway helped her hone in on her own academic and career goals, “In the beginning, I wanted to go to college for architecture or engineering, but this class has pushed me more towards construction management, and I’m feeling pretty good about that,” Hanna said.
Mentoring happens at Natomas USD in many formats. They have programs where high school students mentor younger students. Here’s one example of that happening with a group of Inderkum Athletes mentoring student-athletes at Natomas Park Elementary.
This National Women’s History Month and Career Technical Education (CTE) Month, Natomas will be featuring students who are making strides, and breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. This weeks feature will be CTE Public Safety student Holly. Holly says she loves every aspect of the class, as it has helped her figure out what to pursue as a career and network. “It shaped my career, period. It gave me a career that I didn’t know was an option for me as a police officer, and now it’s guiding me on the process of becoming a police officer,” Holly said.
Natomas Park Elementary early learners happily cheer as they get a visit from ‘Slamson the Lion’, retired Sacramento Kings Center Olden Polynice, Emcee Scott “Fresh” Freshour, Commentator, and retired WNBA player Kayte Christensen. The event was made possible thanks to Sacramento City Councilmember Lisa Kaplan, First 5 California, and Natomas Park Elementary leaders. The kids danced, learned breathing exercises, and were read “Oh the Places You Will Go,” by Dr. Seuss at the event.
This National Women’s History Month and Career Technical Education (CTE) Month, Natomas USD will feature students who are making strides, breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. This week, will feature CTE Engineering student Momina. Momina says the class has helped her find her love of robotics. “When I took this class, I learned a lot (of engineering concepts), which will help me in college,” Momina said.
To close the technology gap, many districts provide Chromebooks and other technology devices for students to take to and from school so that learning can continue beyond the classroom. Natomas Unified has provided Chromebooks or similar technology devices to all students who need one to support learning and enrichment. Unfortunately, there is also a challenge with students losing them and breaking them. This video is designed to help students understand how to care and maintain this valuable resource that is being provided by the school district to support them.
Through a collaborative effort with all NUSD schools, students, with the support of staff, facilitated the first LGBTQIA+ Student Conference. The day began with a speaker who educated the audience on the history of LGBTQIA+ and ended with an inspiring and educational student panel. There was delicious food, crafts, informational booths, good music, and much more.
This National Women’s History Month and Career Technical Education (CTE) Month we will feature students who are making strides, breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. This week, we feature CTE Bicycle Technology student Emmie. Emmie loves the class because it integrates math, physics and engineering concepts together into a tangible medium. “I’m an artist. I love to draw and being able to work with these bikes hands-on, teaches me how to see models and bikes from 3D perspectives… I was able to expand my horizons as an artist in this class,” Emmie said.
Feast and Learn with NUSD as we celebrate Black History Month with Chef Vada Galvez and CTE Hospitality students Jerika and Raymond. In this video, the trio share how to cook Chef Vada’s version of baked macaroni and cheese with seafood, what Black History Month means to them, and their personal memories of what makes the dish special.
Learn how to make the Native American dish fry bread, as we celebrate National Native American Heritage Month. NUSD parent Isaac Bojorquez, and his two of his sons, Carlos and Albert, show us how to make, roll, and fry the bread in this video. The Bojorquez family also shares how fry bread was created, their traditions, and, of course, how fry bread tastes.
You may have missed this week at Natomas Unified, in this week’s Last Week’s Wrap Up.
Jeff Janisheski, Department Chair and Artistic Director of CSULB Theatre Arts, highlights the many positive returns emanating from individual and public education in the Arts.
Shows presented by Los Rios CCD
Dr.?BJ?Snowden?has over 20 years of experience in education with 18 of those years in the California Community College system.? Dr.?Snowden?currently serves as the Associate Vice President of Equity, Institutional Effectiveness, and Innovation at American River College. Prior to this role, he served as the Vice President of Enrollment Services and Student Success at the Los Rios Community College District Office, Dean of the West Sacramento Center for Sacramento City College, Dean of Instruction at Folsom Lake College, Director of Inmate Education for the California Community College Chancellor’s office, and as a tenured faculty member in Radio, TV and Film and former Academic Senate President.
Frank Kobayashi currently serves as the vice president of Instruction at American River College. As the vice president of Instruction, he provides leadership to the development of the schedule of classes, enrollment management, and allocation of the instructional budget.
Academic Senate President & Culinary/Hospitality Mgmt. Dept. Chair Brian Knirk talks about how The Pride Center offers a welcoming and safe space that fosters self-love, self-acceptance, and individual growth. How it advocates for and with LGBTQIA+ community members and allies. It fosters the development of student leadership skills and enhances student empowerment, personal and professional growth, and community service.
Passion and commitment to serving children and families has been the driving force in her educational and professional journey. Dr. Porter has over 25 years’ experience in developing and implementing impactful programs for young children, families, college students, and educators. Dr. Porter currently serves as the Interim Vice-President of Student Services and Equity at American River College in Sacramento, California. Prior to this role she also served as the Dean of Humanities at American River College. Both of these roles include leading and supporting both instructional and student support programs through a culturally reflective lens. Beyond academia, Dr. Porter has collaborated with community-based organizations, local educational agencies, and even the federal government to drive positive changes in the lives of children and their families. These experiences have enriched her understanding and deepened her commitment to fostering equitable educational excellence.
In this episode of Dispatches From the Edge we’ll learn about nanoparticles, the sponge-cleaning brittlestar, and race car safety!
Shows presented by SCOE
SCOE and SECC partnered to create culinary lessons that will be engaging, standards-based, and infused with Science and Math. Chef Carissa Jones (El Centro Jr,/Sr. High) will prepare chocolate chip cookies, ricotta cheese, and eggs. Chef Steve Hazelton (Leo A. Palmiter Jr./Sr. High) will prepare tortillas, ice cream, and pizza/dough. Carissa and Steve will prepare supplemental materials (worksheets, recipes, etc.) that will be made available via PDF links for teachers, students, and families.
SCOE and SECC partnered to create culinary lessons that will be engaging, standards-based, and infused with Science and Math. Chef Carissa Jones (El Centro Jr,/Sr. High) will prepare chocolate chip cookies, ricotta cheese, and eggs. Chef Steve Hazelton (Leo A. Palmiter Jr./Sr. High) will prepare tortillas, ice cream, and pizza/dough. Carissa and Steve will prepare supplemental materials (worksheets, recipes, etc.) that will be made available via PDF links for teachers, students, and families.
SCOE and SECC partnered to create culinary lessons that will be engaging, standards-based, and infused with Science and Math. Chef Carissa Jones (El Centro Jr,/Sr. High) will prepare chocolate chip cookies, ricotta cheese, and eggs. Chef Steve Hazelton (Leo A. Palmiter Jr./Sr. High) will prepare tortillas, ice cream, and pizza/dough. Carissa and Steve will prepare supplemental materials (worksheets, recipes, etc.) that will be made available via PDF links for teachers, students, and families.
SCOE and SECC partnered to create culinary lessons that will be engaging, standards-based, and infused with Science and Math. Chef Carissa Jones (El Centro Jr,/Sr. High) will prepare chocolate chip cookies, ricotta cheese, and eggs. Chef Steve Hazelton (Leo A. Palmiter Jr./Sr. High) will prepare tortillas, ice cream, and pizza/dough. Carissa and Steve will prepare supplemental materials (worksheets, recipes, etc.) that will be made available via PDF links for teachers, students, and families.
Poetry Out Loud invites students to explore the dynamic aspects of slam poetry, spoken word, and theatre in high school classes. The benefits of engagement in this program are the increase in mastery of public speaking skills, student self-esteem, and understanding of literary heritage.
Student created videos from Will Rogers Middle School.
Student created videos from Pleasant Grove High School.
The latest news and events from Del Paso Manor Elementary School.
Latest news from Franklin High School in the Elk Grove Unified School District.
Cosumnes River College presents part 17 of Geology 300: Physical Geology taught by Hiram Jackson from the spring semester of 2015.
Videos and school news from Arden Middle School.
Student created videos from Oak Hill Elementary School.
Student created videos from Winston Churchill Middle School.
Shows presented by Folsom Cordova USD
Embark on a journey of excellence at Cordova High School! Immerse yourself in a world of endless possibilities with dynamic teachers, passionate students, and a diverse range of programs. Explore International Baccalaureate, Career Technical Education, Visual & Performing Arts, Media Production, and top-tier sports options that make Cordova High School a hub of innovation and achievement.
Join FCUSD Superintendent Sarah Koligian, Ed.D. for a special 2024 edition of In the Loop with the Supt!
Join us for this season of SEVA TV. In this episode student’s videos focus on science.
Shows presented by Galt JUHSD
Student producer Trevor Mention from Galt High School produced a video about the Village Group summer program.
Student producer Trevor Mention from Galt High School produced the video “G-Tech Robotics Engineering.” He said: “If you’re a student at Galt High School and have a passion for robotics, design, or engineering, then watch this video to learn more about what the G-TECh team does.”
Take a look through Galt High Schools SEVA Studio.
Check out the 2023 SEVA entries from Galt Joint Union Elementary School District.
News and videos from Sutter Middle School in the Sacramento Unified School District.
Shows presented by Sacramento City USD
Learn about how our Nutrition Services department partners with local growers, ranches and restaurants to synergistically improve access to high quality meals in our region and step up our school nutrition game.
The Sacramento County Teachers of the Year program recognizes excellence in teaching within the county’s schools. Participating districts nominate individual teachers to receive this special recognition.
The Sacramento County Teachers of the Year program recognizes excellence in teaching within the county’s schools. Participating districts nominate individual teachers to receive this special recognition.
Dr. Ed Eldridge, our LCAP Executive Director, explains what the Local Control and Accountability Plan is, how districts are funded with the Local Control Funding Formula, and how YOU, our educational partners, can get involved in the SCUSD LCAP.
Discover your favorite job ever in the heart of a diverse community serving students while enjoying excellent benefits, competitive pay, rewarding work and more.
8th grade students at Miwok Middle learn about SCUSD’s high school specialty program offerings throughout our district.
Kids.gov presents profiles of careers in all parts of the U.S. Government.
Shows presented by Elk Grove USD
Welcome 7th graders! The Jumpstart program kicked off at our middle schools today. Teachers, staff, and 8th graders are helping prepare incoming students for the upcoming school year. Thank you to everyone who made the first day on campus a success!
Are you interested in becoming the next EGUSD Student Board Member? The position is a one-year term, open to current sophomores and juniors. Isabella Sigal, a senior at Franklin High School, is the current Student Board Member. Learn more about her experience, how this role is preparing her for the future and why she thinks all students should apply!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
This weekend was the EGUSD Visual Arts Showcase at Cosumnes River College. Students from across the district displayed their art, including everything from photography, to ceramics and drawings. Our high school bands also played music at the event. Amazing job by all of our talented artists!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
Art in Action is a school-wide art show at Elk Grove High School. Elementary school students visit during the day to watch the students create and perform. Different works of art are on display, everything from photo and graphic design, to theatre and chalk murals. The art show is judged. Several students will be receiving awards for their work!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Garden Club at Prairie Elementary School is back at work! Meet the teachers who have spent the past year planting interest in the school community, and watch how together, they’ve helped it grow.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
Meet the young scientists at John Reith Elementary School! They are part of CREST (Capital Region Engineering Science Technology), an after school club designed to enrich the students’ understanding of engineering principles. The students have opportunities to collaborate and master a variety of engineering challenges. Check out what they created during our visit!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
