School Gardens are enriching the lives of 3,400 students in the Sonoma Valley with broccoli, kale and the first blooms of flower seedlings.
Senior Monica Palido will host a hair cutting fundraiser Saturday for "Pantene Beautiful Lengths," which donates wigs to women undergoing cancer treatment
At Sonoma State, students will hold a"Reclaim the People's University" event at noon today in Stevenson Quad.
Thanks to Jenna Rank of Sonoma Valley Scouting we've got the inside scoop on where to find those Thin Mints
Sonoma County's California Tiger Salamander population was listed as endangered under the Federal Endangered Species Act in March of 2003.
Click through for a play-by-play from Tuesday night's special Sonoma Valley Unified School District board meeting
The syrup-laden breakfast buffet benefits the Sonoma Valley High School band
The bird count provides a taste of ornithology for the junior set; RSVP required by Friday
The funding will support the Center's K-12 Watershed Education program
Young people between 14 and 18 can win $1,000 for a cause by explaining how they impact their community.
Teachers and students this semester have begun to protest ongoing budget cuts, teacher salary reductions and tuition hikes, which they say have resulted in larger class sizes, increased graduation times and less personal attention in the classroom.
Potential cuts include five furlough days, three buy-back days and the Sonoma Valley Adult School Program.
The two winning pictures will be printed, along with student selections from throughout the North Bay, in the bank's calendar
On Saturday, Nov. 19, a team of eight friends from Sonoma, all 10-years-old, set out to Vacaville for a “First Lego League” competition.
Lessons in positive parenting may help Mexican immigrants adjust to American child rearing – but first, health officials have to get them in the door
Latest round of budget cuts will hike tuition 9 percent and cap classes, which students say will hinder their ability to graduate on time. Administrators say their hands are tied by legislature cuts.
Teachers and students at Sonoma State picketed Tuesday to ignite a conversation about unfair faculty salary negotiations, skyrocketing student fees, fewer faculty teaching larger classes and bloated executive compensation packages.
To combat tooth decay, one dentist offers, cash, bikes, scooters and other healthy treats, in exchange for Halloween candy.
The Sonoma Valley Unified School District is soliciting community feedback on what to keep and what to cut to meet 2012 budget cuts.
Class size reductions, shortened week possibilities to help the district shave $2.6 million from the 2012 budget
Educators hope the new curriculum will help freshman succeed; students aren't as reassured
The middle school principal speaks out about education in 2011.
Send us your shots of the first day of school
In a flurry of party planning, the Executive Director of the Sonoma Valley Education Foundation takes time to chat
The reservoir will hold 37 million gallons of water
Greeted by morning fog and clouds, over 3,000 Sonoma youths made their way to school
Sonoma Valley shows signs of closing the race-based achievement gap
Family, friends speak of impact Danny Cox made on their lives
Tina Baldry, program director for the Sonoma Valley Mentoring Alliance, sent us these shots from a recent trip to the ballpark
School starts Aug. 17. Are you ready?
The Sonoma Valley School District meets in open session at 6:30 pm in the Community Meeting Room at the Sonoma Police Department
Tickets for the Aug. 20 Sonoma Valley Education Foundation fundraiser are available online or via phone
An 18-year-old Sonoman is gathering together the area's finest food purveyors to benefit Seeds of Learning.
At "Unplugged" the Valley of the Moon Certified Farmers' Market showcases Sonoma's teen bands.
Make the rounds of online galleries to see if your newly minted grad got his or her fifteen minutes of diploma-centric fame.
"It's often not talked about, but these are some of the best and brightest kids that come to the university system." -Gustavo Flores, director of admissions at Sonoma State University.
The Prestwood School fourth grade student took home first place in the Native Sons of the Golden West's annual essay contest.
Show the community how graduation went for you and your family.
A little rain won't stop 12 years of hard work by Sonoma Valley seniors as graduation day approaches
If you've got a graduate (or are one, or know one) send in a photo of the big day!