Learning more than ‘who did it’
Student defendant Kasey Munoz got prepped by her Stockdale student defense attorneys Prutha Mehta, Natasha Patel and Brianne Bertolaccini during action at the Jan. 21 Kern County Mock Trial. championship.
Subjective talent important in ‘Academic’ event
Bakersfield High student Lexie Dobell said key for her in the Interview portion of the Speech, Interview and Essay Day competition was to bring up things she liked.
Spring promises lots of competition
Last year, Kern County Superintendent of Schools Christine Lizardi Frazier helped an overjoyed Frontier High celebrate its first ever Super Quiz victory.
KCSOS Spotlight
Minigrants help maximize potential
Teacher Krystal Gonzalez (2nd left) was one of 21 KCSOS teachers to receive Superintendent...
A garden worthy of a party
Children with special needs are benefiting from the new Bill Strong Sensory Garden at the Claude...
Time to honor Bakersfield’s bravest
Veteran's Day, Nov. 11, was a time to honor those who were educated in Bakersfield and...
Deaf student wins TV contest
Gerardo Vento, pictured with teacher Jolene Berg and TV host Michael Cushine, became the first...
Pumpkin sale has lots of meaning
Happiness for San Laurén students Kaleb Lepe and Brianna Cordova was being surrounded by a...
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Student Events
Knowing the Constitution has rewards
The hopeful eyes of teammates Heather Goold and Brooke Blackmon were on Carson Crawford as...
Youths planning ‘Leaders’ conference
North High student Judith Anderson (left) shared her notes and choice for speaker with committee...
Former student returns to share dreams
NIKE's Manager of Women's College Basketball Lauren Westendorf returned on Oct. 14...
Clowns, shapes, etc
As second-grader Brynn Phillips and seventh-grader Celina Carballo demonstrated, it takes many...
Some days are really special
Student Simran Kharoud was excited to see the different forms of expression conveyed in the...
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