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Rancho Cotate holds a drought-friendly Ice Bucket Challenge

Riffing on the popularity of the Ice Bucket Challenge, Rancho Cotate High School this month plunged some of its top officials into a dunk tank to raise money for the degenerative disease ALS. After students spent about two weeks raising more than $600, six staff members were plunged into the icy [...]

By | September 18th, 2014|0 Comments

Petaluma Junior High students wear mismatched socks to take stand against bullying

A number of students at Petaluma Junior High School wore mismatched shoes and socks to school this week - on purpose. They donned the unmatched shoes, as well as blue shirts, in support of a 26-year-old Delaware man who was recently the victim of alleged bullying and beatings by teenagers. The mentally [...]

By | September 9th, 2014|0 Comments

Cardinal Newman celebrates 50th year

Cardinal Newman staff and students dedicate a new statue of Jesus, By Rory McNamara Cardinal Newman High School celebrated its 50th anniversary on Monday with the dedication of a new statue of Jesus, a blessing ceremony and a visit from Bishop Robert Vasa. The Catholic school first opened [...]

By | September 9th, 2014|0 Comments

Petaluma teachers’ union holds candidates forum

The Petaluma Federation of Teachers held a public question and answer session for Petaluma City School Board Candidates Sept. 2, drawing a crowd of more than 50 people, said union member Carrie Caudle, who co-chairs a committee on political education. Two challengers and three incumbents, Sheri Chlebowski, Michael Baddeley and [...]

By | September 3rd, 2014|0 Comments

Analy ranked one of nation’s top high schools

Analy High School Students For the fifth year in a row, Analy High has been ranked in the top 735 high schools in the nation by the Daily Beast Media Group, Principal Chris Heller announced this week. To create its top schools list, The Daily Beast reached out to what it [...]

By | August 29th, 2014|0 Comments

Petaluma High on mission to launch NASA research project

Petaluma High School is racing to raise about $10,000 in the next week so that they can participate this semester in a national program where students develop microgravity research projects that, if accepted, will be launched into space next year. "I think we'll get there, but it's a little tight," [...]

By | August 29th, 2014|0 Comments

New principal at St. Vincent Elementary

Stephanie Quinlan St. Vincent Elementary, the 126-year-old Catholic school in Petaluma, has a new leader following the retirement last year of longtime Principal Susan Roffmann. The new principal, Stephanie Quinlan, grew up in Napa and has worked in Novato at Our Lady of Loretto School. Most recently, she was at [...]

By | August 28th, 2014|0 Comments

Young grape growers harvest crop at El Molino

A class of El Molino High School viticulture students got a hands-on lesson in grape growing early in the school year Tuesday when they helped harvest plump, ripe pinot noir grapes from the  school's one-acre vineyard. An El Molino High School viticulture and plant science student snips a cluster [...]

By | August 27th, 2014|0 Comments

Teachers honored at Santa Rosa Chamber breakfast

Just before most Santa Rosa-area schools return next week, teachers and administrators sat down to be honored at a breakfast hosted by the Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce.

By | August 15th, 2014|0 Comments

Do you know an awesome teen?

I know it is the sleepy summer time but The Press Democrat still needs ideas for our Teen Face profiles. Do you know a teen doing great things? We don't necessarily need the A+ scholars (although they are welcomed too), just a great kid who is doing something special with [...]

By | June 18th, 2014|0 Comments