Schedule: Jun 15, 2026
Performance. Visual arts. Film. Classic Arts Showcase is designed to inspire new audiences by showcasing video clips of the arts.
Go off-road with Dr. Amanda Stockton and her team as they venture into the lava fields of a recently-erupted volcano, studying how quickly microbial life on Earth recovers from such a catastrophic event. Follow the expedition team as they use drones to map the field site, take samples of volcanic rock, and perform laboratory analyses; all mimicking the same exploration and science performed by the Mars Curiosity and Perseverance rovers.
Dive alongside Dr. Richard Camilli and his team as they explore the undersea volcanoes off of the coast of Santorini, Greece. Testing a suite of autonomous underwater vehicles, the team hopes to imbue their robotic explorers with the same scientific reasoning of a human astrobiologist, helping us characterize alien oceans and remotely search for signs of life on distant ocean worlds.
NASA Explorers is a new digital series that takes you inside the space agency and follows the pioneers, risk-takers and experts at the front line of exploration. Earth is a planet marked by fire. Summer wildfires rage across the western United States and Canada, Australia and Europe. In early spring, agricultural fires blanket Southeast Asia and burn throughout the dry season in central and southern Africa and Brazil. Fire is a natural part of many ecosystems. In season 4 of NASA Explorers, “Fires,” join researchers from the Canadian Arctic to Southeast Asia studying fire and how it changes with the planet.
Join us for this discussion about exploring the Moon from a science perspective and the operations that will be required to support it. “Moon 101” is a series that features interviews with Apollo-era rocket scientists and engineers telling their stories about how they did it and lessons learned. In this curriculum, some of the world’s leading lunar experts discuss various aspects of the Moon. They discuss the Apollo missions, their importance, and what we’ve learned, as well as other exploratory Moon missions. “Moon 101” provides a snapshot of some of the most important and interesting discoveries about our Moon.
In this episode, Julie Stopar helps us understand the makeup of the Moon and how it will drive exploration goals and needs. “Moon 101” is a series that features interviews with Apollo-era rocket scientists and engineers telling their stories about how they did it and lessons learned. In this curriculum, some of the world’s leading lunar experts discuss various aspects of the Moon. They discuss the Apollo missions, their importance, and what we’ve learned, as well as other exploratory Moon missions. “Moon 101” provides a snapshot of some of the most important and interesting discoveries about our Moon.
The latest news from Folsom Middle School in the Folsom Cordova Unified School District.
The latest news from Theodore Judah Elementary School in the Folsom Cordova Unified School District.
Check out TJTV for all the latest events and information straight from the campus of Toby Johnson Middle School!
Student created videos from North Country Elementary School.
Shows presented by Los Rios CCD
Cosumnes River College presents part 17 of Nutrition 300 taught by Timaree Hagenburger from the fall semester of 2014.
The Culinary Arts Management program at Cosumnes River College provides training for employment in commercial culinary service operations. Courses begin at entry-level training; advanced courses build upon skills acquired in pre-requisite courses. The program includes coursework in culinary arts, baking and pastry, food and equipment use and identification, culinary sanitation, nutrition, marketing, legal control and financial analysis. Students will apply those skills with hands-on training in production centered labs. Sanitation training is offered as an integral part of each certificate and degree, and is certified by the National Restaurant Association as well as Sacramento County Environmental Health Division.
The Culinary Arts Management program at Cosumnes River College provides training for employment in commercial culinary service operations. Courses begin at entry-level training; advanced courses build upon skills acquired in pre-requisite courses. The program includes coursework in culinary arts, baking and pastry, food and equipment use and identification, culinary sanitation, nutrition, marketing, legal control and financial analysis. Students will apply those skills with hands-on training in production centered labs. Sanitation training is offered as an integral part of each certificate and degree, and is certified by the National Restaurant Association as well as Sacramento County Environmental Health Division.
The Culinary Arts Management program at Cosumnes River College provides training for employment in commercial culinary service operations. Courses begin at entry-level training; advanced courses build upon skills acquired in pre-requisite courses. The program includes coursework in culinary arts, baking and pastry, food and equipment use and identification, culinary sanitation, nutrition, marketing, legal control and financial analysis. Students will apply those skills with hands-on training in production centered labs. Sanitation training is offered as an integral part of each certificate and degree, and is certified by the National Restaurant Association as well as Sacramento County Environmental Health Division.
The Culinary Arts Management program at Cosumnes River College provides training for employment in commercial culinary service operations. Courses begin at entry-level training; advanced courses build upon skills acquired in pre-requisite courses. The program includes coursework in culinary arts, baking and pastry, food and equipment use and identification, culinary sanitation, nutrition, marketing, legal control and financial analysis. Students will apply those skills with hands-on training in production centered labs. Sanitation training is offered as an integral part of each certificate and degree, and is certified by the National Restaurant Association as well as Sacramento County Environmental Health Division.
National Gallery of Art: Past is Present
Cosumnes River College presents part 14 of Art History 300: Introduction to Art taught by Anni Trent from the spring semester of 2015.
The Bob Cole Conservatory Symphony Orchestra performs works by Gustav Holst and Jacques Offenbach. Conducted by Johannes Muller Stosch, Nikk Pilato, and John Carnahan.
Shows presented by Elk Grove USD
Elk Grove Unified School District’s Family Engagement Resources Teacher Nancy Lopez runs a workshop at Union House Elementary on the best ways to read aloud to children.
Square Root Academy yoga for creativity & stress management lesson 2.
Square Root Academy West African drumming lesson 2.
Shows presented by SCOE
Putting English to Work uses a story format to teach traditional grammar structure, vocabulary, sentence construction, comprehension and problem solving and skills needed to find employment and excel in the work place.
Shows presented by San Juan USD
San Juan Unified School District Adult Education reaches out to the community by offering classes to help students in a variety of areas. Episode 18 of Ingles Y Tu! with Marisol Richmond.
Cosumnes River College presents part 9 of Math 100: Elementary Algebra taught by J. Baca from the fall semester of 2014.
San Juan hosts its first E-sports Fall tournament.
San Juan held it’s first esports student tournament this Fall. Esports is the sport of competitive video game playing, generally on teams. San Juan Unified School District’s esports program provides an inclusive activity for all interested students.
San Juan Unified is committed to creating rich and safe learning environments for all students. Self-care is integral to ensuring a student’s success both inside and outside the classroom. Check out Superintendent Bassanelli’s conversation with students during visits to Thomas Edison Language Institute and Encina Preparatory High School, where they shared what they do to take a break and take care of themselves.
Innovation, collaboration and hot chocolate were flowing at Woodside TK-8 School for the Crafts, Cocoa and Community event on Dec. 15. Community members, prospective families and current families were invited to meet with the principal, staff and the design team at a pre-event presentation of Woodside’s school culture and offerings. Afterward, the multipurpose room filled with guests eager to try out the night’s activities, each based on the innovative school’s three main pillars: Belonging & Wellness, Hands-on Experiential Learning, and Leadership & Connection
At San Juan Unified, we celebrate those who go out of their way to enrich and build up those around them. Do you know a student who has been a role model for others? A group that has made a difference for our students this past year? An educator whose dedication shines through their work, no matter the setting? Nominate them for a Spirit of San Juan award and help recognize their outstanding contributions in our district this year!
Student voice is important to everything we do at San Juan Unified School District. Hear from our Superintendent, Melissa Bassanelli, on how San Juan Unified and our schools collect and implement student voice.
Harry Dewey Fundamental Elementary School students are BUILDING new skills through the school’s experiential Maker Lab! Hear from Dewey’s Maker Lab instructor, students and other teachers on how this hands-on learning environment prepares students for classroom and real-world opportunities.
We are celebrating the success stories of Walid Jailani and Maryam Qazikhani, who, despite facing numerous challenges as newcomers, graduated from San Juan Unified schools and gained admission to the University of California, Davis. Their journeys are not only a source of inspiration for newcomer students and families, but also for students within the district.
New year, same great district! For students and staff throughout the San Juan Unified School District, January was a month filled with achievement and hope for the future. From students at Howe Avenue Elementary School coming together in honor of their reclassification from English Learners to Fluent-English Proficients, to three outstanding staff members being recognized as the San Juan Unified Classified Employees of the Year, and more, San Juan Unified looks forward to highlighting even more amazing stories this year.
San Juan Unified School District’s early learning programs, such as preschool and transitional kindergarten, are an important foundational block in supporting a child’s development and readiness for school.
For Twin Lakes Elementary School, belonging is a core value for their 6th-grade Kindness Crew, who by organizing the school’s Kindness Week gave younger students the opportunity to receive mentorship from the older students while participating in fun activities. At Pasadena Avenue Elementary School’s first Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day, the entire school came together to celebrate belonging by honoring the legacy of a Civil Rights icon who paved the way for all students to feel like they belong in school, regardless of their background. Belonging is also at the heart of the curriculum at Howe Avenue Elementary School, where one 5th-grade class starts each day by reciting a poem titled “I Am You or You Are Me,” in English and Spanish.
Shows presented by Center JUSD
On February 1, 2024, two new CTE buildings at Center High were inaugurated. One of the two buildings will be utilized specifically as a media studio dedicated to improving career and technical education.
