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  • Upland Unified Builds Stronger School Communities, Promotes Accountability Through Restorative Practices

    Upland Unified School District is fostering stronger relationships, promoting student accountability, and creating more supportive learning environments through its expanding implementation of restorative practices, an approach that equips educators with tools to proactively prevent behavioral challenges while helping students take responsibility for their actions. The District's emphasis on restorative practices comes as its suspension rate has declined from 4.9% in the 2021-22 school year to 2.1% in 2025-26, a reduction of nearly three percentage points that places Upland Unified below the state average. During that same period, Upland Unified expanded restorative practices training across its campuses, with 404 staff members trained to date.

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  • Northview High School Opens The Viking Closet, Free Resource Center Run by Students, for Students

    Northview High School is prioritizing health and wellness by ensuring students’ basic needs are met through The Viking Closet, a new student-led resource center providing every student with access to free clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, and other resources needed to be ready to learn and thrive. The Viking Closet was founded by Northview High senior Julianne Fernandez and co-founded by senior Nabhat JinJin Sanglimsuwan. The closet offers multiple areas of support: Northview Threads, which provides new or gently-used clothing, socks, and shoes; Northview Essentials, which offers an assortment of hygiene products and school supplies; a washer and dryer station for students to use as needed; and all located in the school’s wellness center, making it a hub for mental health, connection, and student wellness.

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  • Bonita Unified School District Board of Education Welcomes 2026-27 Student Representatives

    Three accomplished student leaders are stepping up to the podium and embracing their roles as Bonita Unified School District’s Board of Education student representatives for the 2026-27 school year, where they will serve as the voices of the student body at the District level. Luca Roselli of Bonita High School, Breonna Bentivegna of San Dimas High School, and Gloria Hernandez Cristobal of Chaparral-Vista High School are representing their respective campuses and attending regular Board of Education meetings, where they share campus updates and provide feedback on student experiences, accomplishments, and concerns.

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Upland Unified Builds Stronger School Communities, Promotes Accountability Through Restorative Practices

Upland Unified School District is fostering stronger relationships, promoting student accountability, and creating more supportive learning environments through its expanding implementation of restorative practices, an approach that equips educators with tools to proactively prevent behavioral challenges while helping students take responsibility for their actions. The District's emphasis on restorative practices comes as its suspension rate has declined from 4.9% in the 2021-22 school year to 2.1% in 2025-26, a reduction of nearly three percentage points that places Upland Unified below the state average. During that same period, Upland Unified expanded restorative practices training across its campuses, with 404 staff members trained to date.

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Northview High School Opens The Viking Closet, Free Resource Center Run by Students, for Students

Northview High School is prioritizing health and wellness by ensuring students’ basic needs are met through The Viking Closet, a new student-led resource center providing every student with access to free clothing, hygiene products, school supplies, and other resources needed to be ready to learn and thrive. The Viking Closet was founded by Northview High senior Julianne Fernandez and co-founded by senior Nabhat JinJin Sanglimsuwan. The closet offers multiple areas of support: Northview Threads, which provides new or gently-used clothing, socks, and shoes; Northview Essentials, which offers an assortment of hygiene products and school supplies; a washer and dryer station for students to use as needed; and all located in the school’s wellness center, making it a hub for mental health, connection, and student wellness.

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Bonita Unified School District Board of Education Welcomes 2026-27 Student Representatives

Three accomplished student leaders are stepping up to the podium and embracing their roles as Bonita Unified School District’s Board of Education student representatives for the 2026-27 school year, where they will serve as the voices of the student body at the District level. Luca Roselli of Bonita High School, Breonna Bentivegna of San Dimas High School, and Gloria Hernandez Cristobal of Chaparral-Vista High School are representing their respective campuses and attending regular Board of Education meetings, where they share campus updates and provide feedback on student experiences, accomplishments, and concerns.

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Saturday, November 14

Fontana Unified to Host Inaugural CTE and STEAM Community Expo: 

Fontana Unified School District will host its inaugural Career Technical Education (CTE) and Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) Community Expo, where high school students will help guide an expected 1,000 young learners as they explore careers through hands-on experiences and interactive displays, including a 500-square-foot inflatable planetarium.

 

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