The school cites too few substitute players, leaving athletes at risk of playing unfamiliar positions.
Four finalists vied for county honors and advancement to California’s statewide teacher competition Thursday evening.
Mt. Diablo schools reopen this week as families navigate new schedules, meetings, and back-to-school preparations across campuses.
From a brand partner: Elizabeth Schmidt is praised for creating a joyful, nurturing classroom where young students feel seen and safe.
Surprise classroom visits turned spotlight on four standout educators across Contra Costa County.
Contra Costa Junior College students woke to surprise relief as the foundation clears balances.
County Superintendent of Schools Lynn Mackey called the high number of schools recognized a "significant achievement."
From rural towns to big cities, these schools are transforming student success in ways you might not expect.
Parents crowded a board meeting in the Mount Diablo Unified School District, urging trustees to delay plans to cut a Spanish program.
Parents and students packed Wednesday’s board meeting, protesting a plan to phase out two Spanish-English immersion programs.
The Las Vegas Raiders pledge to donate $250,000 will help the Mt. Diablo High School football team play on home turf for Friday's game.
On Sunday, De La Salle High School celebrates 60 years of Superbowl champions, TV stars, and now Hogwarts-style houses in Concord.
Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.
Granny Lydia Ajani nominated Messiah Ajani of Antioch, California, as a star student.
The teacher credential program provides stipends, mentorships, guaranteed sub positions and priority job consideration.
"These essential professions help power the state's clean energy progress, ultimately benefitting all Californians."
The PG&E Foundation will provide a total of $350,000 this year for 60 scholarship awards in the amounts of $10,000, $5,000 and $2,500.
Former after-school program coordinator Eric Rego, 39, was arrested following an investigation by the FBI and Concord police.
ICE agents will be allowed to conduct raids in areas such as schools under President Donald Trump's sweeping immigration crackdown.
A Concord high school football team currently has the longest losing streak in the state, but they hope to change that soon.
T-Mobile and Patch are highlighting the contributions made by teachers.
Here are the key dates for 2024-2025 in the Mount Diablo Unified School District.
Daniel Haley brings "100% positive attitude, consistently, every day."
Help Monica Ledbetter congratulate her daughter Julia, the strongest person she knows, on earning her bachelors degree from Brown University
Carlos was a well-rounded student who excelled in academics, athletics and other activities.
During the Bay Area visit, C-SPAN and Comcast will also visit student winners at four Silicon Valley schools.
Ygnacio Valley High School engineering teacher Joseph Alvarico often sends his students to middle schools so they can mentor the next class.
The Mt. Diablo Unified School District robotics teacher was recognized as one of five California Teachers of the Year for 2024.
Dr. Rogers was chosen for her tireless dedication to higher education as an administrator and teacher over the past 20 years.
Parents in Concord can mark the first day of school and other important dates this school year.
The approval of this deal also ends months of negotiations between union members and the school district.
Dr. Kimberly Rogers is the 15th permanent president of Contra Costa College. The 4CD Governing Board voted June 14 to ratify her contract.
Contra Costa College is seeking 60 or more participants for its NASA program.
It's one of 10 U.S. colleges chosen to participate in the program funded in part by a $20 million grant from MacKenzie Scott.
At Mount Diablo High School, students are trying menus filled with California-grown fruits and vegetables, and grass-fed meats.
Lunches are first-come, first-served and only while supplies last, but in its first four weeks, has yet to turn a student away.
The Community Impact Scholarship program is open to high school seniors who live in Travis Credit Union's 12-county service area.
Fewer than 1 percent of U.S. high school seniors are chosen as semifinalists in the prestigious competition.
San Ramon Valley High School art instructor Jennie Drummond was pulled from class last week and told her house was ablaze.