The new school safety program was designed by the city's school resource officer, and is targeted at 5th graders in both public and private schools.
Swimmer Miya Oto shines in the pool, track and field team produce good marks.
The Scots rolled into the next round with a win over San Benito. Were you at the game?
The Carlmont boys basketball team beat Santa Clara Tuesday night. Were you there?
Schools in Belmont and San Carlos can participate in the program, meant to serve as a resource for school garden projects.
The Central Coast Section basketball playoff season starts tonight.
Some photos from the Carlmont High School boys varsity basketball team's 2012-13 season.
Have a sweet pic of your Scot hoopster going up for a lay-up? Share it on Patch.
In a unique school-wide math project, middle school students learn how to apply math solutions to everyday life.
A new online tool shows the average teacher salary in most California school districts.
Tickets are on sale now for Belmont's biggest party of the year.
Angela Sveda designed a program for middle school students that gives them the skills needed for 21st century careers.
Patch is pleased to introduce this new column featuring content provided by parents, spectators, players, and coaches. We welcome your photos, commentary and any other contributions on Scots boys' and girls' basketball.
The NDNU Student Showcase gives seniors an opportunity to take on all roles in producing a play. The Showcase runs Feb. 7-9 at NDNU Theatre.
The first enrollment period of the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District begins Monday, Feb. 4.
An epic party in the 'Big Easy' is brewing, and School-Force hopes the community will join in to raise funds for the Belmont Redwood Shores School District. How about donating a weekend at your Tahoe condo...or a case of wine.....or a round of
Eddie and Joan McGraw are throwing a Super Bowl party on Sunday and you're all invited!
One of Broadway's funniest shows will be performed by Carlmont students Feb. 7-10.
With three games this week for both the girls and boys basketball teams, it might be a good time to play well.
The Carlmont High girls' soccer team is in second place in the PAL Bay Division and has plenty of time to get better.
The popular children's author spoke at at the Belmont Library Thursday night as part of School-Forces Reading Power Read-a-Thon.
Who was the last one standing at Ralston Middle School's 7th annual spelling bee?
Lice information that won’t leave you scratching your head.
The holiday fundraiser at Peet's Coffee & Tea in Belmont was a success.
Author Annie Barrows will read from her new book and answer questions Thursday at the Belmont Library.
The popular nursery school has extended its hours for the 2013 school year. Tours of the school will be offered throughout February.
Carlmont High School is offering mock testing this Saturday for students preparing to take the college standardized tests, SAT and ACT.
The Scots beat visiting San Mateo and are unbeaten in the PAL Bay Division.
The volunteer committee will oversee the expenditure of Bond Measures I and N.
Dr. Suzanne Roy, interim co-superintendent of the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District, will retire at the end of the school year.
Was going to grad school in 2013 a New Year's resolution? Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont offers programs that allow you to work AND go to school.
Kids get two weeks to read as many books as they can---and adults get to PAY them to do it!
The state superintendent's plan would emphasize critical thinking skills. Some STAR testing may be suspended. Do you think this is a move in the right direction?
Over 100 stuffed animals, cards and prayers were sent by local students to the community of Newtown, CT in honor of the 20 students and six educators who were victims in last month's school shooting.
Carlmont alum Mark Fedronic and his merry band of a capella singers from Yale University wowed the hometown crowd Thursday night with a mix of Ivy League humor and a lively set list of contemporary and classic tunes.
Zane and Kane Tanabe won a $1,000 drug-prevention grant for Cipriani Elementary School and an iPad for their family.
Click on the video for a holiday greeting from the students and staff at Notre Dame de Namur University.
Stop by Peet's Coffee today in Belmont and a portion of your sale will go to support School-Force, the Belmont-Redwood Shores education foundation.
Belmont-Redwood Shores School District co-superintendents Suzanne Roy and Nellie Hungerford send a holiday greeting to families and staff members throughout the district.
The Center of Spirituality at Notre Dame de Namur University (NDNU) invites the public to visit the campus chapel this week. Wednesday night's 5:30 p.m. mass will be offered to the people of Newtown CT.