Redlands Unified to hold June 6 special meeting on federal warning over transgender athlete policy
DOJ claims CIF rule violates U.S. Constitution; California pushes back
Sabine Robertson-Phillips will retire in September after more than a year on paid leave, with the district paying out over half a million dollars in leave, contract payouts and legal settlement
More than 700 attend community basketball event benefiting classroom grants
District’s diversity coordinator outlines data, prevention efforts and support strategies in board presentation praised by trustees
Board passes Title IX resolution 3-2 encouraging new rules to ‘ensure fairness and equal opportunity’
Students, colleagues, and community leaders gathered to recognize five outstanding educators at a heartfelt event hosted by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Board to vote on Title IX measure echoing national debate over transgender athletes
The updated draft narrows earlier language and permits college, cultural, and military flags in classrooms—but would still restrict flags like the rainbow pride flag from being flown on school flagpoles or displayed without specific instructional context.
Early Measure D spending includes master planning and roofing upgrades as district moves forward on long-term campus improvements.
District English Learner Advisory Committee shares annual update on programs, reclassification efforts and parent involvement
Librarian Jenann Elias leads renovation effort after securing more than half of 111,000 votes in KI Furniture giveaway, creating a flexible, community-focused space for students and families.
As proposed policies spark rallies and emotional testimony, community members warn of legal risks, cultural consequences and lasting harm to students.
Kids and families swarmed the San Bernardino County Museum for Arthropolooza’s opening weekend, where insects took center stage through hands-on activities, live demonstrations, and fluttering fun.
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