Redlands News | September 17, 2026
Compare Ryan Schavrien, Tiara Richardson and Maria Montes on the issues, campaign finances and endorsements ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Compare Patty Holohan and Dale Broome on the issues, campaign finances and endorsements ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
The exhibit hall will close from March 10 through March 21.
Superintendent Cabral condemns the racist incidents at Mariposa Elementary, calling them “deeply troubling,” and outlines steps the district is taking in response.
From discussions on representation to deep dives into history, attendees left with fresh ideas, signed books, and a renewed passion for children’s literature.
Event brings together students, families, and community members to honor Black history through performances, guest speakers, and cultural presentations.
New national test scores show slow academic recovery since COVID-19 pandemic, with persistent learning gaps in math and reading. While Redlands Unified students exceed state benchmarks, proficiency rates remain below 2019 levels.
An upcoming festival for book lovers honoring Charlotte S. Huck’s Legacy
Alpaca Poe and Cricket: Inspiring young minds to think independently available March 8
Retailer donates to local school as part of new store opening in Citrus Plaza
More than 30 students from Redlands Unified School District participated in the district’s annual Civics Day on Feb. 6
Applications for the Nancy Yowell Memorial Scholarship are due Feb. 28, 2025.
Redlands community pushes back against proposed flag, speech restrictions
From academics to personal growth, Redlands Unified counselors provide vital student support.
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