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"Cold Play: Chilly but fun Christmas Parade"

10 Minutes with Tipton has had more than 100 interviews published. Students in the After School Education and Safety (ASES) Program at Tipton Elementary School take time to Zoom with individuals in the community to ask them questions about their jobs, lives and strategies they can use in their own lives to help them become college and career-ready.

Granite Hills High School’s (GHHS) LJE 11th-grade Law & Justice Pathway students put months of interdisciplinary learning into action on Tuesday, November 25, during multiple DUI Traffic Stop Simulations.

Gianna Rohrbach is a student in the Academy of Performing Arts (APA) at Harmony Magnet Academy.

More than 1,400 students from 41 high schools from across Tulare and Kings Counties, as well as 37 local companies participated in the 4th Annual Trades Day at the Porterville Fairgrounds on Thursday.

Winner of the Youth Game-Changer Award, Judith Gomez is a beacon of hope for her hometown of Porterville, which is one of California’s most environmentally disadvantaged areas.

Students from the Porterville Unified School District Pathways and community volunteers made up about 150 people working at Success Lake on National Public Lands Day on Saturday.

The beat goes on for Harmony Magnet Academy. The school was again rated as one of the nation's top high schools by U.S. News and World Report in its annual rankings.

The Volunteers Appreciation Luncheon at Porterville Developmental Center on Thursday was a lovely celebration thanking people who selflessly volunteer their time and efforts to benefit the people at Porterville Developmental Center.

At Circle J Norris Ranch, high school students don’t just learn about nature— they work to restore it, and one sophomore student is pouring his heart into that mission.