How Capital Region Schools Are Training Students for Technical Skills Careers
Community colleges, high schools and private institutions offer pathways to jobs in the trades
Around the Capital Region, technical and trade programs in high schools, in community colleges such as Cosumnes River, American River, Sac City and Sierra, and in stand-alone entities such as UTI, are flourishing.
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NORCAL Ambulance
NORCAL AMBULANCE MARKS 20 YEARS OF KEEPING OUR REGION HEALTHY
For two decades, NORCAL Ambulance has been the quiet force keeping Northern California’s health care system in motion, connecting hospitals, clinics and patients who depend on specialized medical transport.
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GURNICK ACADEMY
HOW SUTTER HEALTH AND GURNICK ACADEMY OF MEDICAL ARTS ARE WORKING TOGETHER TO BUILD CALIFORNIA'S HEALTH CARE WORKFORCE
In the face of a statewide technologist shortage, one collaboration is rewriting the future of health care talent. Across Northern California, not-for-profit Sutter Health and Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts are proving that collaboration — not competition — is the engine for a sustainable, community-focused health care workforce.
Cal State Workers Are Getting a One-Time Bonus, Paid for by a $144 Million Loan Due Next Year
CalMatters: The California State University system will seek a state loan of $144 million that it’ll have a year to repay at no interest, even though current projections show the system will have to add to its deficit to repay the debt.
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Building Schools That Build Communities
By Jason Sample, Superintendent/CEO, Gateway Community Charters
At Gateway Community Charters (GCC), we’ve always approached education as a lever for community revitalization. Long before “community schools” became a buzzword in education policy, we were establishing schools in historically underserved Sacramento neighborhoods — intentionally designing them as centers of opportunity, equity and voice.
Star Power and Flashy Hires Are Kicking Off Sacramento State’s Sports Season
Lakers great Shaquille O’Neal and Sac Kings star Mike Bibby are among the personalities drawing attention to the sports program
Sacramento State’s sports teams have endured many lean
years. But the institution, which debuted its original sports —
basketball, baseball and tennis — in 1948, has embraced a
controversial change.
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YOLO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
POWERING EDUCATION, SHAPING TOMORROW: YOLO COUNTY SCHOOLS LEAD THE NATION IN BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE, RESILIENT FUTURE
When schools lead with bold innovation, they don’t just reduce costs or keep the lights on — they model what it means to build a cleaner, healthier future for generations to come.
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STOCKTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
RISING STRONGER TOGETHER: STOCKTON UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT INSPIRES GROWTH, ACHIEVES EXCELLENCE AND EMBRACES CHANGE
At Stockton Unified School District, education is more than academics — it’s about building strong relationships, creating meaningful opportunities and preparing students for a lifetime of success. SUSD continues to provide rich opportunities to grow and learn with students, families and staff.
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ST. MICHAEL’S EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL
BLENDING TRADITION WITH INNOVATION
St. Michael’s Episcopal Day School has been a cornerstone of academic excellence and character development for 62 years. Known for its strong leadership and unwavering commitment to educating the whole child, the school continues to thrive as it welcomes Christine Saunders as the new Head of School.
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY OFFICE OF EDUCATION
INCLUSION MEANS BELONGING FOR EVERY STUDENT
The Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) is helping to ensure all students, including students with disabilities, are learning and supported across all educational opportunities and environments.