Cousteau Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation recognizes the icon for his influence of ocean stewardship.Free Rain Sensors Available to Help You Save Water and Money
Santa Barbara, Goleta Water District providing devices to shut off sprinklers during, after rain.Drivers Reap the Benefits of Putting It in Park
Finding ways to drive less helps residents save money, protect the environment and improve their health.Devereux Slough Program Earns Coastal Fund Award
Serendipity: The Buzz About Swarm Theory
Small life forms teach big lessons in using collective intelligence to guide sustainable systems.Oil Seeps Fuel Environmental Debate
Thousands of gallons of oil are released from the ocean floor each day, but would an increase in South Coast production help decrease pollution?Santa Barbara County Makes Recycling Easy for You
Public Works Department's Resource Recovery Guide is a useful tool to simplify an already easy task.UCSB Students Delve Into Watershed Study
A group from the Bren School is collaborating on a yearlong project to assess ecosystems and habitats.
Borders Opens Doors to Santa Barbara School Districts
Teachers, staff pack store for shopping discounts, refreshments and music.
UCSB Receives $3.2 Million in Stem Cell Research Funding
The state grant will support projects and the development of a state-of-the-art facility.
Capps to Address Cal Lutheran Commencement
Thousand Oaks school awarding degrees to 592 undergrads, 392 graduate and doctoral students.
Salman Rushdie Urges Enlightenment
The novelist talks of repression and tells a UCSB audience that "the culture of the world is in trouble.”Santa Barbara’s Commercial Diving Heritage Runs Deep
Few realize the South Coast is the birthplace of the commerical deep-sea diving industry. Award-winning SBCC professor Don Barthelmess aims to get the word out.
El Camino’s Luke Laurie Named County Teacher of the Year
The science teacher is praised for his creativity and enthusiasm in the classroom and the community.UCSB Professors Elected to National Academy of Sciences
Evelyn Hu, William Murdoch and James Thomson receive the prestigious honor for their achievements in research.
Stay Connected with SBCC’S Mobile Media Summit
Industry leaders, professionals and students can network while learning more about the emerging technology.
New Elevators Give SBHS a Lift
The school celebrates completion of the $5.4 million project, backed by Measure V bond funds.
SBHS Alumni Association to Give 32 Senior Scholarships
Geology researcher Harry Cook, class of 1953, is the Distinguished Alumni Award recipient.
Westmont’s Commencement to Honor 310 Graduates
President Gayle Beebe will present Christine and Robert Emmons with this year's Westmont Medals.Measure V Backers Turn Out for SBCC
Community organizations from across the spectrum are supporting $77 million campus renovation bond.Stars Shine Brightly at Computers for Families Celebration
While scores of teachers are recognized for leadership, a $50,000 donation honors Bill Cirone, Joe Howell and Peter MacDougall.Violin Sounds High Note Amid School Budget Woes
A fledgling program delivers violin instruction to nearly every fourth-grader in Santa Barbara. Its two instructors hope they're just tuning up.
School Board Finds $4.1 Million to Cut
Teachers, psychologists, special-ed aides, health assistants and a junior high assistant principal are among the imminent cuts.
Few Reservations over San Marcos High’s Block Party
With school funding crisis forcing administrators' hands, San Marcos teachers fear block class schedule is at risk. Here's a Noozhawk primer on the program's process and popularity.
San Marcos High Principal is Retiring
Craig Morgan, who had been at the school five years, is a 35-year educator.
23,140 High School Seniors Offered UCSB Admission
4,200 expected to accept from record application pool. GPAs and SATR scores are highest ever.
Peabody School Puts Finishing Touch on Exploration Center
Thanks to the generosity of the Pinner family, school can close the book on its $4.2 million fund-raising project.
Beebe Officially Installed as Westmont’s New President
Some 1,500 students, faculty and dignitaries turn out for inauguration ceremony — and to hear from Steve Forbes.
Dress Code May Ban Gang Attire On School Campuses
Combination of white T-shirts, long blue shorts and knee-high socks may soon be on the list of fashion no-nos — at least at school.
Trattoria Mollie’s Ahlstrand to Speak on Self-Esteem
Adult Ed and Santa Barbara Council for Self-Esteem series continues.Junior High Arts Budget Spared from Cuts
San Marcos High teachers fear block schedule will be among new casualties as Santa Barbara school board tackles shortfall.
How About Helping Schools with Your Tax Rebate?
One parent is on a campaign to persuade Santa Barbarans to donate their tax rebate checks to the cash-starved K-12 district.
School Districts Reach Terms of Employment Agreement
Tuesday the Santa Barbara School Districts Board of Education approved a $150,000 loan to Deputy Superintendent Eric D. Smith to help him secure housing in the area. The loan was part of the contract agreement used to attract Smith to the districts.
No. 2 School Official Gets Loan from District for Condo
Santa Barbara school board votes to lend $150,000 to new deputy superintendent for housing assistance.
Continuing Education Online: Is Cyber-School For You?
A great education can be as close as your fingertips. But before you enroll, here are some questions to ask yourself.
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