Press Row: A year after his wife’s passing, Dick Bruich is back on the sidelines to assist his son, Kurt, at Citrus Valley
Police say they were notified after a 13-year-old boy sent friends a photo of himself with a firearm.
Board split 3-2 as members call for definitions, rubric, and compromise approach
Policy aimed at expanding parent notifications pulled after California Attorney General begins review; scrutiny tied to Redlands Unified’s federal consent judgment.
Agenda includes updates to library materials complaint procedures, approval of a new flag display policy and contract negotiations.
The draft policy would require staff to alert parents about student record changes, injuries and mental health concerns.
The 2025-26 budget shows steady reserves but projects deficit spending.
Board cuts speaking time, passes revised book removal process and flag rules despite overwhelming opposition from students, parents and teachers
Calls for recommitment follow reports of racism, but board members cite concerns over language and unity
DOJ claims CIF rule violates U.S. Constitution; California pushes back
District praised for reforms, but struggles with backlog of complaints
A coalition of eight churches in Redlands has sent an open letter to the school board opposing proposed policies they say harm queer youth
Clergy and community members to gather June 10 in peaceful protest of recent school board policies
Cope Middle School sixth grader Calvin Catania took home top honors at the 59th annual California Student Media Festival, winning the Grand Prize for his self-made short film, “Cheap$kate.”
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