Leyla Beban, 14, was killed in an accident while riding her bike to school in November.
The energetic musical “Legally Blonde” debuted Thursday to a full house.
Connect Community Charter School reports on the mix of students enrolled after holding a lottery last week.
Out of 200 applicants, cheerleader Samantha McLeod got chosen to do something she's always dreamed of doing.
Having worked without a contract since August, and without a pay raise in five to six years, the teachers say they are finally ready to say 'enough is enough.'
Several other San Mateo County teachers and administrators were also honored, as well as the County's Superintendent of Schools, Anne Campbell.
Connect Community Charter School got roughly 100 more applicants than they have spots for, for the school's opening in the fall.
Help send students from Roy Cloud on a field trip to Washington, D.C. by recycling old electronics this Sunday.
The Coca-Cola Foundation helps fund new water stations to comply with state and federal laws.
Woodside Priory's Performing Arts Department presents "The Laramie Project."
Wildcats girls basketball plays Tuesday, girls soccer plays Wednesday.
Friday's ceremony will be attended by state senator Jerry Hill.
This summer's Art on the Square events are looking for artists to showcase, and North Star Academy is raising money through an e-waste event Saturday.
In our latest PatchClips: Check out Clifford School's cast of 'Willy Wonka Jr.,' which opens this Friday.
The school is gearing up to open in the fall for the 2013-14 school year.
The campus calls olive fruit flies 'serious pests' - and is making the study of the wasps' help toward fighting them official curriculum for some biology classes.
Monday, Feb. 18, is a national holiday. Here's a rundown of what's open, what's closed and where the sales are.
The FBI invites parents, students and members of the community at large to a special discussion Tuesday.
A new online tool shows the average teacher salary in most California school districts.
Parents, children, staff and even the authors and illustrators themselves called it a perfect, magical day for all.
The safety strategy includes collaboration across multiple city departments, including the school district and police department.
The girls' basketball coach won a state championship with Burlingame 25 years ago, and has coached at the college level as well.
The first enrollment period of the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District begins Monday, Feb. 4.
Former College of San Mateo football players hope to continue their perfect Super Bowl streak with the San Francisco 49ers.
The Alumni Association is seeking nominations for the community for its annual Purple Patriot Award.
Donations of new or gently used books for students in K to 3rd grades are needed. Books can be dropped off before Jan. 21 at Congregation Beth Jacob in Redwood City.
Parents from Belmont to Palo Alto are invited to 'Preschool Preview Night' at the Community Activities Building on Roosevelt Avenue Wednesday evening.
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?
Do you want your child to attend a school other than your neighborhood school? Better get those forms filled out on time!
Applications are due by Feb. 28.
Woodside High and Woodside Priory had some impressive moments that made this list of local sports highlights from 2012.
The teams held a 2 p.m. news conference Wednesday at Disneyland in Anaheim, a spokeswoman for the bowl game said.
Snowflake creators from throughout the country say they want to join the effort.
The items are being donated to the local Second Harvest Food Bank.
In the wake of the Newtown school shooting, Redwood City teachers are asking the district for added security measures in classrooms.
Connect Community Charter School, opening in the fall, has been selected for a coveted partnership with Stanford University.
Superintendent Jan Christensen said the district is reviewing its plans for how to deal with a major emergency such as Friday's tragic school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
The $10,000 check was awarded to the school as part of the 'Keep P.E. in School' initiative - and a second, equal check was presented to the local school district.
At least $7,600 in gifts is being donated to low-income local families to help give them a Christmas they otherwise couldn't afford.
Even better - 100 percent of Sunday's grand opening sales benefits the Redwood City Education Foundation.