Sequoia High junior wins national award for ‘All That’s Lit To Print’
All That’s Lit To Print, an online literary magazine started just last year by Sequoia High junior Rio Popper, won… … Keep Reading
Summit Prep, Everest earn best schools rankings in U.S. News & World Report
Summit Prep Charter High in Redwood City is the 16th best public high school in California, and 116th nationally, according… … Keep Reading
Fair Oaks Community School to close as school district grapples with decreasing enrollment
Fair Oaks Community School is set to close after this school year due to decreasing enrollment “as Bay Area families… … Keep Reading
Sequoia Awards honors Redwood City businesses and students
The Sequoia Awards, a non-profit organization dedicated to honoring volunteerism in Redwood City, awarded $215,000 in scholarships to 29 students… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s Box Inc. to host ‘Girl Geek X Dinner’
Box Inc. in Redwood City is hosting an event at its headquarters alongside Girl Geek X later this month where… … Keep Reading
Redwood City council honors Marine Science Institute
Ask a room filled with people under age 30 who grew up in Redwood City whether they have visited the… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County to hold teacher recruitment fair
The San Mateo County Office of Education is inviting the community to attend its Teacher Recruitment Fair on March 17.… … Keep Reading
Public-private partners try to bridge the school funding “G a p”
By Bill Shilstone A dedicated band of public education advocates in the Redwood City Education Foundation used to just roll… … Keep Reading
STEAM Fest on the Square coming to Redwood City
Redwood City’s Courthouse Square is known for hosting family friendly festivals throughout the year, and this April is no different.… … Keep Reading
Emergency preparedness worth the effort
By Janet McGovern Last year’s series of devastating natural disasters seemed almost Biblical in their fury: Hurricanes and floods first… … Keep Reading