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An Interview With the Health Officer for Santa Cruz Dr. Gail Newel has taken the heat as Santa Cruz went from being one of the safest coastal counties in the state to the site of a recent surge. [...]

I am a woman of color, raised in a White family, mother of two bi-racial children. I’ve experienced racial ignorance, microaggressions (words and actions that seem trivial, but are hurtful [...]

Remote Learning? No Thanks. By David Leonhardt July 23, 2020, 6:33 a.m. ET The coronavirus is so widespread in the U.S. that many schools are unlikely to reopen anytime soon. Already, some large [...]

Jill Troderman certified Holistic Nutritionist is set to disrupt how nutrition education is taught in the United States. The Food Tree Holistic Nutrition and Wellness Curriculum; A Mind, Body, [...]

We are living in a historic moment in time, and Mount Madonna is committed to making a return to in-person, five-days per week school as safe as possible for students, faculty and staff.

I am a woman of color, raised in a White family, mother of two bi-racial children. I’ve experienced racial ignorance, microaggressions (words and actions that seem trivial, but are hurtful [...]

When You Don’t Know What to Do, Make Tea Don’t worry, the answers will come to you. Have you heard about how good tea is? If you are a human being, your answer is probably yes. People in cultures [...]

With the re-opening of schools coming up, parents are considering choices.

It is likely that we will open school with some hybrid distance and in person learning where students come to school one or two times a week.

Free Youth Tech Camp 2020 Registration Now Open for Free Cybersecurity Summer Camp In June 2020, Cabrillo College will host its 4th annual Cybersecurity Summer Camp, offering youth the chance to [...]