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They dissected sheep hearts, learned to treat wounds and listen for vital signs. They looked at bacteria glowing with fluorescence. They even practiced CPR on lifelike human simulators. If it sounds like a program for college students, it is.
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Orange County boasts a richly diverse population. According to Ed-Data, a partnership of the California Department of Education, EdSource, and the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team/California School Information Services, the largest groups of students in local schools are as follows:
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A cheery food pantry nestled at the back of a renovated older home, Mercado El Sol carries an array of canned goods, produce and meat and dairy products. But the cozy spot near downtown Santa Ana is set up to provide
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The sky above Huntington State Beach on Wednesday morning, April 19, was filled with homemade kites made out of clear plastic, colored with markers and sporting tails made of caution tape.
More than 140 students from Sage Hill, a private high school
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El Sol Science and Arts Academy received a grant for its preschool literacy and mathematics programs, which provide educational opportunities and support to students from low- and moderate-income households in Santa Ana.
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El Sol Science and Arts Academy, a publicly chartered school in Santa Ana serving more than 800 low income Latino children, has become an academic model for the nation.Students achieve top marks in academic performance,
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El Sol Science and Arts Academy received a grant for its academic and wellness programs, which provide educational opportunities and support as well as on-site health and social services to students from low- and moderate-income households in Santa Ana, and during
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Picture a school lunch tray, and what do you see? If you imagined burgers and tacos, you’re right. And that got us to thinking: What if restaurant chefs made school lunches?
We put the challenge to two local chefs, asking them to
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Three Orange County community clinics have been awarded a total of nearly $2 million in grants from the Department of Health and Human Services to improve health care access for those who need it the most – the uninsured, underinsured and