News releases

2006-07 school year

• Reimbursement available for Licensed Day Care Providers
• Free State Preschool Program and Child Care services and meals in sixteenth year at County Education Office
• Children of teen parents receive free child care and meals
• Dickey, Faulkner and Garza named 2007-08 Santa Barbara County Distinguished Educators
• Touch of Class Conference draws educators statewide
• Summit High graduates three more students
• Teachers Network celebrates outstanding teachers
• Dansie to keynote parent conference in Carpinteria
• I Madonnari Italian Street Painting Festival slated for May 26-28
• AmeriCorps celebration slated
• Pedersen named County Teacher of Year
• Cirone to honor Renard, President of 15th District PTA
• Students to do battle on April 26
• Migrant students to attend Algebra Academy Camp
• Frosty Troy to keynote Celebration of Public Education
• Soweto Choir of South Africa to perform at Arlington Theatre for 4,000 students
• Americorps applications now being accepted
• Vons Charitable Foundation donates $10,000 to Computers for Families
• Spellers excel
• 22nd Annual Career Day to be held at Dos Pueblos High School
• Masons, Women's Club to judge county spelling bee
• Business, community leaders to be principals for a day
• Global warming projects to be honored at Teachers Network Recognition Dinner
• Cirone wins County Supt. Of Year award from state organization
• 37th Annual Author-Go-Round slated Jan. 29 through Feb. 2
• Computer for Families receives 40 computers from Community West Bank
• Lois Capps and Paula Lopez at Civic Mission of Schools Forum
• Cirone named chairperson of National Teachers Network Board
• Cirone to speak at Civic Mission of Schools Forum
• Bountiful Partnerships to be theme of SMVIEC breakfast meeting
• Five students to graduate from Los Robles High at Los Prietos Boys Camp
• Citigroup Foundation grant targets new teacher support in Santa Barbara County
• 54th annual Breakfast with the Authors slated for Saturday, Oct. 7
• Matt McAllister attempts to break world record for Computer for Families
• Victor and Susan Schaff contribute $36,000 to Computers for Families
• Children of teen parents receive free child care and meals
• Free State Preschool Program services and meals in 15th year at County Education Office
• Reimbursement available for Licensed Day Care Providers