Education Matters

How Fresno State’s Welcome Home Initiative is making a dramatic impact on the lives of students wishing to continue their education during the pandemic.

How our mountain community schools have been impacted by the Creek Fire and how they are working to rebuild. 

How the Fresno Area College Night will continue to serve students using a virtual platform. 

How the Boys and Girls Clubs of Fresno County are working towards safely reopening.

How the Lighthouse for Children Child Development Center is Making distance-learning work for their youngest students.

What Fresno Unified is doing to ensure students have a successful fall semester with distance-learning.

How the Central Unified School District is using lessons learned from summer school to be better prepared for the eventual return of students.

How the Central Valley Children’s Services Network is helping parents find safe preschool options for their young children during the pandemic.

What Fresno State is doing to welcome incoming students as they start college life this semester predominantly through distance learning.

How the State of California is helping the Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District bridge the digital divide and improve distance learning.

How the Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is working with the Governor's office to provide PPE to Fresno County schools.

How the Fresno Unified School District and Springboard Collaborative program continues to help students reach reading benchmarks through distance learning.

Fresno State's Valley Writing Project is giving teachers the tools necessary to improve the future of writing instruction for Fresno County students.

How the Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools and community partners came together to help rural communities in West Fresno distribute food to needy families.

How the Valley Regional Occupational Program ensured students had the opportunity to finish their Certified Nursing Assistant program even during school closures.

How Fresno Unified is ensuring students get a rich summer learning experience. 

How a unique partnership between FCSS and the Fresno County Department of Behavioral Health is ensuring students get the help and services they need.

How Fresno Unified and a gifted teacher are embracing the virtual classroom.

Learn why our campaign to stay “Unified at Home” is a critical resource for parents, students, and the community.

CTEC High School students are producing 1,500 face shields each week for local hospitals in addition to completing their regular college-level courses. 

Fresno City College is doing its part to help students by distributing bags of food through its Ram Pantry.

How the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is making sure students receive critically needed social emotional support from home. 

How Fresno County educators are successfully embracing new methods of teaching from home.

How the Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is working to prevent migrant students from falling behind during recent school closures. 

CTEC High School has successfully delivered its first shipment of face shields to Community Regional Medical Center and continues to produce more of the much needed medical devices.

How community service organizations and schools are working together to ensure students are taken care of during recent school closures.