RUSD book removals, city commission openings and DUI patrols
Redlands News Weekly: December 12, 2025
LCAP survey seeks input on how to spend state education funds; open through Dec. 17. Survey link below.
Latest California School Dashboard results show a continuing trend of absenteeism among TK–8 student.
The school board voted to remove Push from high school libraries and restrict The Bluest Eye to 18+ students with parental consent.
Public hearings on two challenged books, board reorganization, and review of district finances headline Tuesday’s meeting.
Redlands Unified will hold public hearings Tuesday to decide whether The Bluest Eye and Push stay in school libraries or are removed.
The district’s Adult Transition Program helps young adults with disabilities build confidence, job skills, and independence through student-run enterprises.
Five years after the COVID-19 lockdown, districtwide standardized test scores remain seven points below 2019 levels; economic disparities persist
Roland Hosch recognized for innovative math instruction using robotics and coding
Educational Results Partnership recognizes RUSD and 11 schools for sustained achievement and progress in closing gaps.
Community groups, students and faculty came together for a banned-book giveaway and discussion on the importance of diverse voices in literature.
Redlands Unified to vote on stadium upgrades, student travel plans and training contracts
A screening of the documentary “Banned Together” at the University of Redlands brought together nearly 200 attendees for a panel on censorship, student rights, and the future of banned books in local schools.
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