10:30 am - 1:30 pm at RAFT on McClellan, Howard St. GEMS Guide is included.
10am - 3pm at Dry Creek School, 1230 G St. - Fundraiser for the 6th Grade Sierra Nevada Journey
6pm -9pm at the Phantom Art Galleries, 2100 Del Paso Blvd., Ste. A
Thanks to the extra work of teachers De Ann Karl and Beverly Ruby, Westside Elementary is the recipient of a $5,000 Learning and...
Grant High School student Sheng Vue is the recipient of a Hmong Community Education Inc. Academic Achievement Scholarship for...
Congratulations to Kaila Sanouvong and Matthew Aquino. The Twin Rivers Unified School District fourth-graders have advanced to...
Twin Rivers USD serves approximately 27,000 preschool through adult education students in northern Sacramento County. We are located in a growing, ethnically-diverse region characterized by a mix of suburban development and light industry, encompassing 120 square miles.
School districts throughout California have felt the pain of recent budget cuts, and Twin Rivers District is no exception. This will be a challenging year for our schools. Our classes will be adding a few students and our schools will have less staff to assist with important work outside the classroom. Our communities have also suffered with job losses, decreased home values, and home foreclosures. There are some things, like our state budget, that we don't have a lot of control over. However, there are a number of simple and surprising ways that our families can ensure that their neighborhood school receives and preserves the most funding possible.
Patrick Johnson is rocking in woodshop. He's designing and building electric guitars.
"I knew nothing about making guitars until I started taking this class," says the 17-year-old Johnson. "I would never have thought I would be making an electric guitar. It's a lot of hands-on stuff, not just reading in a book and trying to figure it out. It's fun."
Johnson is enrolled in Jack Fackrell's guitar making class at Highlands Academy...
