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Delano teacher receives Clark Hetherington Honor Award
Director of Physical Education and After School Programs, Kenneth Dyar was honored by the California Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (CAHPERD) with the 2022 Clark Hetherington Honor Award.
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Taft College receives five big donations for Taft College’s 100th birthday
Taft College celebrated its 100th birthday and received a total of $600,000 in donations from five large donors. This money will go to Taft College Foundation’s legacy fund for a new vocational center.
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California will not require COVID-19 vaccine for the 2022-2023 school year; Any vaccine requirements would not take effect until after full FDA approval
Because the FDA has not yet fully approved COVID-19 vaccines for individuals of all ages within the 7–12 grade span, California will not initiate the regulatory process for a COVID-19 vaccine requirement for the 2022-2023 school year and as such, any vaccine requirements would not take effect until after full FDA approval and no sooner than July 1, 2023.
Navigating motherhood and being a college student during a pandemic
The pandemic has been a whirlwind for a lot of mothers. Despite the pandemic being devastating for many people, college student mothers have immensely struggled to maintain all their daily tasks.
McFarland High School early college program receives praise
The McFarland Unified School District partnered with Bakersfield College to offer students an early college program back in 2019.
Kegley Institute of Ethics will host Humanities Beyond Bars Symposium at CSUB
The Kegley Institute of Ethics at Cal State Bakersfield will be hosting the Humanities Beyond Bars (HBB) Symposium, a series of events April 7th and 8th, on the CSUB campus to bring together formerly incarcerated students and scholars, activists, and campus and community members for collaboration, mutual support, and knowledge sharing.