This is the second contribution made by the San Carlos Youth Advisory Council this school year.
in his visit to Carlmont High School this week, San Carlos City Council hopeful Cameron Johnson stressed the importance of public service.
The upcoming production of San Carlos Children's Theater's production of "The Wizard of Oz" features some notable local talent--all with plenty of brains, heart and courage.
Local high school students are invited to apply for this summer's sister city exchange program--San Carlos' sister cities are Ōmura, Japan and Metapec, Mexico.
In this three-part series, Patch will introduce you to the San Carlos Sister Student Exchange Program. Local students are invited to apply to study in sister cities in Japan and Mexico this summer.
Students from three San Carlos schools are walking to school this morning to celebrate Earth Day.
The San Carlos 12-year-old recently won his SECOND California Geographic Bee.
High school graduation rates are falling on the Peninsula, but Sequoia Union High School District schools are still ahead of the averages for San Mateo County and California.
Matt Moropoulos of Belmont will begin a flight-training program in April as recipient of the Upwind Summer Scholarship.
No agreement reached Wednesday.
Several winners of this year's Peninsula Young Writers contest hail from Sequoia, and took home scholarships and certificates Monday night.
High school classrooms across California average 4.7 students per school-owned computer.
The state average for a high school class is 23.6 students. How does your school rate?
Members of school's 'Students in Action' club collected hygiene products
“It just doesn’t feel good to be undervalued and underpaid.”
Users of a new research application grew comfortable with sharing their inbox with remote assistants. Result: users completed twice as many tasks.
The San Carlos sisters brought caring words and art to the St. Vincent de Paul Homeless Help Center.
The free event will take place Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Carlmont High School Performing Arts Center.
Scots beat Milpitas to advance; Sequoia also wins.
Parents go all out promoting the upcoming musical "Willy Wonka" at Central Middle School.
The San Carlos Children's Theater presents, "Willy Wonka Junior" this weekend at Central Middle School.
Carlmont among boys basketball teams to win CCS openers on Tuesday.
Carlmont High School is searching for members of the 1963 graduating class; a 50th class reunion is in the works.
The regular season came to a close for Scots basketball this week with a 54-25 win over San Mateo. Patch invites you to upload your basketball season photos/videos/commentary here!
Woodside girls soccer, Burlingame boys basketball also claim outright titles; Woodside and Burlingame share girls' basketball crown.
The community forum will take place Monday at 7:00 p.m. in the San Carlos Library.
The FBI invites parents, students and members of the community at large to a special discussion Tuesday.
Open enrollment for 2013-2014 school year closes on March 1st.
As the season winds down, the Carlmont High School varsity girls hoopsters played a great game against Menlo-Atherton last week. Share your photos, videos and commentary of the season with Patch!
Find out what's being done to ensure school safety at a special meeting on Monday at the San Carlos Library.
The San Carlos nursery school is hosting tours through Feb. 12.
Former College of San Mateo football players hope to continue their perfect Super Bowl streak with the San Francisco 49ers.
Students need to earn a 3.4 grade point average to qualify for the dean's list.
Projects from students who attend Central, Charter Learning Center, Tierra Linda, and St. Charles schools will be on display tonight at the San Carlos Library.
Congratulations to all middle school student scientists who won ribbons Monday evening in the San Carlos School District Science Fair at Tierra Linda Middle School.
The classic tale of finding the beauty within, will be performed by students from throughout the district. There are three performances this weekend at Central Middle School
The Scots did not score for more than six minutes at the beginning of the game.
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.
Rotary Club literacy project, Union Bank make dictionary distribution possible.
Five student musicians will play in support of Chris Mahoney, director of the San Carlos Charter Learning Center. Mahoney is awaiting a liver transplant.