Three options are being considered by the school district: dividing each middle school into two campuses; moving Charter Learning Center to another site; and, create smaller grade 4-5 schools at Arundel and Heather.
Dr. Craig Baker explains some of the actions the district is taking to address school safety issues.
Research by Stanford scientists focuses on geologic features and activity in the Himalayas and Pacific Northwest that could mean those areas are primed for major earthquakes.
San Carlos School District's after school program motivates all kids to give back.
"Sleeping Beauty and the Beast," a cooperative production between Adelante Spanish Immersion School and the San Carlos Children's Theater opens Friday.
Even if you haven't signed up yet, there's still time to come out and join in on the Walk-a-Thon for Chris Mahoney at 9 a.m. today at Burton Park.
The school is presenting the popular musical in its original form, which takes place in 1929 Berlin.
"Best 20 bucks I ever spent!"
Mustang Hall in Central Middle School will be the new home of the San Carlos Children's Theater.
San Carlos schools were given the thumbs-up by voters to upgrade campuses throughout the district; Measure H school bond passed with 66.71% of the vote.
Many local educators support Proposition 30. But voters can choose between that measure and Proposition 38, which also funds schools. What the difference between them?
Jenny Rowe has created a children's fitness program, Recess Lab, which she eventually hopes will help bring P.E. back into the budget-challenged public school system in California and help fight the war against childhood obesity.
The theme of today's rally was "putting California back on track."
The Lady Scots frosh/soph volleyball team is undefeated; they took first place in the Menlo-Atherton Tournament.
API scores up across the state.
San Carlos Patch to bring weekly schools article to highlight what's new in and outside of the classroom.
The Sequoia High sophomore has been involved with local theater for nearly 10 years. Now she's starting to draw attention for her voice.
There's a waiting list of students who would like a tutor. "If you want to tutor, we can match you to a student," Healthy Cities Tutoring Executive Director Donna Becht said.
See photos of the amazing robots, built by local high school students, that battled it out for the top spots in this past Saturday's championships.
Healthy Cities Tutoring volunteers will work with students in six San Carlos schools.
See which teachers across the Peninsula will be honored with volunteer hours, and our one lucky teacher who has won a $50 gift card for school supplies.
Gov. Jerry Brown approves Senate Bill 1458, which will require 40 percent of the API to be determined by measures that indicate college and career readiness.
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Day, San Carlos Patch is searching for one of our community's top teachers, to reward him or her with volunteer hours from Patch editors and money for school supplies.
It's not too early to start planning for the 2013-14 school year, especially if you have a child entering kindergarten or transitional kindergarten.
Three students from CHS are among the semifinalists for the prestigious scholarship program.
The Carlmont Scots varsity football team will play its first home game under the new permanent stadium lights on Fri., Sept. 21.
Supporters say, though local schools are scoring high, they are far behind the times when it comes to the condition and modernity of facilities, and funds from Measure H are needed to bring them into the 21st century.
The San Carlos Youth Center hosts the Back To School dance; raises money for the Youth Advisory Council.
Despite budget problems, seven schools receive high marks.
San Carlos schools still struggle after Lehman investment collapse.