Encinitas resident, Navy veteran makes city election history
ENCINITAS — Encinitas resident Marlon Taylor has unofficially made local history. Once the final votes are counted, Taylor, a Navy veteran, will likely become the
Encinitas Union School District
Encinitas school districts begin safety protocols for in-person learning
ENCINITAS — Despite ever-changing COVID-19 restrictions, Encinitas schools have proceeded with the fall semester, implementing a variety of in-person and distance learning curriculums and changing
Encinitas school districts unable to make definitive reopening plans
ENCINITAS — Wrapping up a tumultuous end to the 2019-2020 school year, Encinitas school districts are unable to definitively announce how students and educators will
Baird recounts successes, challenges of EUSD tenure
When school ends on June 21, the district will close the book on the Tim Baird era, as the 62-year-old Orange native retires from the
Crossing Guard program gets Encinitas Council nod
Encinitas supported the concept of a pilot crossing guard program at two local schools, and at least one of the city’s two school districts is
Encinitas Union School District hires new superintendent
Encinitas Union School District trustees unanimously voted to appoint Andree Grey to a four-year contract to replace Superintendent Tim Baird.
Local school board candidates gather in public forum, discuss budget and future of education
On Oct. 23, about 50 people filled the patio of Leucadia Pizzeria in Encinitas to talk about the future of education in their district.
EUSD challengers cry foul over employee group’s campaigning
The two challengers in the Encinitas Union School District race have cried foul over actions taken by two of the district’s employee unions in support
