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An increasing number of high schools are offering class credit for climate action.

Students got a chance to meet and learn from an animatronic engineer who has created characters for Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm, and Universal Studios.

World class engineer and animation pioneer Garner Holt and his colleagues visited the AniMakerspace Lab at the former Citrus South Tule School on Tuesday.

The Porterville Unified School District, in partnership with the Climate Action Pathways for Schools, will complete high-impact green schoolyard projects at five Central Valley elementary schools.

All of the students attending the camp were either in the Academy of Career Education, ACE, Pathway studying education, the CODE Pathway studying computer science or the Law, Justice and Ethics Pathway.

The VEX Robotics Lab is being taught for four days and started on Monday at the PUSD Future Ready Lab at the former Citrus South Tule School.

Pathways students made presentations at the 19th annual NAF Benefit in New York City.

Groups of close to 350 or more students came into the large exhibit hall at the fairgrounds and could interact and talk to high school students who are enrolled in each pathway or academy and find out more about the various educational options they offer. It was an interesting and fun experience.

The Porterville Unified School District has been able to maintain its success when it comes to its now 10 Distinguished Academies in its Pathways program.