This Riverside County 7th grader from Beaumont made the top 5 spellers in 2026.
The students are among 29 from Riverside County public, charter, and private schools who are competing in the 48th annual county contest.
A project about Jackie Robinson by Hemmerling Elementary School students Janely Diaz, Brooklyn Key, and Aliana Kocina is advancing.
The program remains one of the state’s most important ways to celebrate exceptional schools, districts, teachers, and classified employees.
Students, families & community organizations gathered at Hoffer Elementary School for Banning Unified School District’s Lit-A-Palooza night.
This year's contest challenged participants to win a fictitious case of "People v. Fromholz," an alleged retribution murder trial.
See what words this 8th grader spelled correctly to secure his spot in the next round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee pathway.
Beaumont High School students exercised their right to peaceful protest amid light rain on Wednesday, carrying signs, banners, and balloons.
The 100th Day of school brought out all the hair-roller, handbag toting, suspender-wearing fun at this Riverside County Elementary School.
The Edison International $1.5 million scholarship program selects students pursuing careers in science, tech and math. Here's how to apply.
This year's fictional case will be tried in the opening rounds of competition across three Riverside County courtrooms.
Students will display critical thinking, public speaking, writing skills, and an understanding of history.
The Beaumont USD students attended the free Scholars on Vacation program while regular classes were closed for winter break.
“I grew up in these classrooms and have the privilege of teaching in the District that raised me" the Nicolet Middle School teacher says.
A former Redlands school board candidate, said the books, which are about trauma, described: “the dirtiest things in the dirtiest language.”
Committee members say this Banning USD middle school is one to model other schools after. See why in the story.
The new communications system connects all District campuses, ranging from Calimesa, Banning, and Beaumont, in the event of a crisis.
The committee plays a crucial role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and the responsible management of voter-approved bond funds.
Banning students achieved notable academic growth, particularly in mathematics and science where the District outpaced the county and state.
Take a look at the Riverside County public elementary schools making the grade, and where they rank in the state and district.
The Morongo School first opened in July 2010 with 23 students in grades K-6. The school has tripled in size.
The Farm-to-Cafeteria program shows Banning Unified continues to prepare, inspire, and educate students—both in and out of the classroom.
The district held two ribbon-cutting ceremonies for newly completed construction projects in September, improving classrooms and offices.
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians awarded the Tribe’s 20th Annual $10K Rodney T. Mathews Jr. Scholarship to four area seniors.
This volunteer committee plays an essential role in monitoring the use of school bond funds approved by Banning voters.
From dual immersion lessons to daily inspiration, McFarland helps students soar past expectations.
School is nearly back in session, and several organizations are hosting giveaways to help families get the supplies they need.
With a specialized app, Beaumont USD families can have peace of mind, as they can track their child's bus ride to and from school.
It is the second time the college board has terminated a president in five years.
The district had numerous entries to the annual parade, but this float took the cake.
The new hospital will provide a vital resource for the Inland Empire, which is facing explosive population growth and a lack of doctors.
Banning High School stadium was filled with families and supporters of the class of 2025 last week.
Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.
Dozens of students were honored for language proficiency and biliteracy milestones during a night of performances and awards.
Five teenagers from two rival schools were honored as students of the year were celebrated in Beaumont this week.
The state recognizes school attendance improvement programs at the district or county level. In 2025, BUSD was one of 19 to be honored.