By Greg Mellen While in-person classes are in various stages of hiatus, “the STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math)
By Daniel Langhorne Dolphin trainer. Hollywood special-effects makeup artist. Rescue scuba diver. Veterinarian technician. Marine mammal rescuer. These are some
By Avery Edward Capistrano Unified began a partnership with College and Career Advantage in 1970 to provide students opportunities in
By Greg Mellen The Capistrano Unified School District is doubling down on its commitment to STEM and STEAM teaching with
By Greg Mellen The Team 5199 Robot Dolphins from Outer Space were in full launch mode and ready to continue
By CUSD Insider staff The Discovery Cube Science Center has launched a new hands-on online platform that students, parents, and
By Cindy Arora When Neil Kardan’s mom found an Amazon box at their front door, the first thing she wondered
By Elysse James Students at Palisades Elementary have an exciting new space on campus to return to once schools reopen.
By Elysse James Kyle Vallone, a Tesoro High School junior, was distressed watching the news. He saw doctors, nurses and
By Greg Mellen As the COVID-19 pandemic deepens and home sheltering continues indefinitely, children and parents are seeking educational and