A Book-banning Debate Over How to Teach Antiracism The Burbank Unified School District has removed five books from instruction: “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” “Roll of Thunder, Hear My [...]
Volunteer if you can, Ask if you need help Santa Cruz County families have been giving generously throughout 2020’s covid and fires. With the holidays approaching, many parents are talking [...]
Physically Distanced but Socially Connected Holidays By Nicole M. Young, MSW I love fall and winter holidays. I look forward to celebrating with lots of food, decorations, gatherings with friends [...]
What is the current status of schools in Santa Cruz County? In-Person? Distance-Learning? Combination Choices? You would have to be living under a rock to not know that throughout the […]
October Chili This is one unique chile coming to us from New England for our October cool evenings. Excerpted from Sarah Leah Chase’s New England Open-House Cookbook (Workman). I have […]
Mudslide Potential – After the Fires – During the Rainy Season After the CZU Lightning Fire there are many areas that are potentially in danger of creating deadly mudflows. The […]
Pumpkin Patches Arata’s Pumpkin Farm Hay rides, a petting zoo, and children’s train rides, hay maze and haunted barn at night! https://www.aratasfarm.com/ 185 Verde Rd., Half Moon Bay Borchard [...]
The United States Constitution The Constitution is the framework for the federal government of the United States. It is the highest form of law in the country. The Constitution creates […]
Online Resources Local Parents are Discussing and Using These resources come from local homeschooling parents who recommend that you find what works best for your children’s unique learning [...]
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 […]
