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SchoolsPlus ups its annual contribution to Santa Rosa schools

SchoolsPlus is at it again. The nonprofit that has been supporting athletics and arts in all Santa Rosa City Schools middle and high schools for more than two decades has upped their annual contribution to each campus, according to the group’s leaders. This year, all five comprehensive high [...]

By | February 7th, 2013|0 Comments

Top of the tops Poetry Out Loud contest Feb. 10

Twelve Sonoma County high schools will be sending students to the countywide Poetry Out Loud competition Feb. 10. In the program, students memorize then recite poems. The pieces are not written by the students, but are typically considered greats in the English language. The participating schools include: Analy, Cloverdale, Creekside, [...]

By | February 4th, 2013|0 Comments

UPDATED: Santa Rosa School Board campus, committee assignments

UPDATE: A small change to the committee assignments below. Trustee Laura Gonzalez will not serve on the finance committee as previously noted. The change has been made below. ________ The Santa Rosa City School Board has made its new committee and campus liaison assignments. Board President Bill Carle requested board [...]

By | January 14th, 2013|0 Comments

Which school has the best attendance rate? The worst? (And why it matters)

Santa Rosa City Schools has released its annual attendance rates for 2011-12, tallied by school. Here is are the average rates of absenteeism (ranked highest to lowest) on each campus: ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Brook Hill, 5 percent Steele Lane, 4.94 percent Doyle Park, 4.71 percent Monroe, 4.57 percent Lincoln, 4.24 percent [...]

By | November 14th, 2012|3 Comments

SRCS sports report: Money spent and participation disparities

The annual sports report is out. Santa Rosa City Schools has released its competitive athletic unaudited fiscal analysis for 2011-12. The report details what the district’s general fund pays to support athletic programs at middle and high schools and separates funds that are received and expended via student body accounts [...]

By | November 13th, 2012|0 Comments

Elsie Allen hosts info night on University Center program

Elsie Allen High School will host a parent and student information night for its award-winning University Center program on Wednesday, Nov. 7. The event is geared toward students and families of prospective 8th graders and will feature teachers and current students talking about the program. Parents and students will be [...]

By | October 16th, 2012|1 Comment

UPDATED: Santa Rosa City Schools’ senior scholarship totals

UPDATE: The Santa Rosa School Board included the annual scholarship totals on Wednesday night's regular agenda three weeks after it originally appeared after Trustee Bill Carle asked for the item to come back for discussion. (A correction to Piner's totals, made by district staff, has been changed below.) Carle raised concern [...]

By | June 13th, 2012|0 Comments

Elsie’s Iturbe is student of the month

Elsie Allen’s Hector Iturbe is Santa Rosa City Schools high school student of the month for March. Iturbe is ranked number one in his class with an impressive 4.44 grade point average while taking classes through Elsie’s University Center program. As a sophomore, Iturbe was accepted into Stanford’s Medical Youth [...]

By | March 14th, 2012|0 Comments

Cook’s ‘Compact’ students visit SSU, Elsie Allen

We wrote a story back in November about the inaugural year of the Compact for Success program at Cook Middle School in Santa Rosa. Compact for Success guarantees a spot at Sonoma State University for Cook students who graduate from partner high school Elsie Allen with a 3.0 grade point [...]

By | December 22nd, 2011|0 Comments

Piner nabs Golden Bell award, hosting GIS Day Wed

Piner High School has nabbed the prestigious Golden Bell Award for its Geospatial Technology Program. Piner will be honored by the California School Boards Association at their annual meeting Dec. 3 in San Diego. Led by teachers Kristi Erickson and Kurt Kruger, the three-year pathways program teaches students global positioning [...]

By | November 15th, 2011|0 Comments