Declining enrollment casts funding concerns for San Marcos Unified
SAN MARCOS — A troubling downward trend in student enrollment will likely mean long-term decreases in state funding for the San Marcos Unified School District,
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Del Mar parents, staff highlight lack of resources for special needs students
DEL MAR — Danielle Roybal remembers when she requested a Special Circumstance Instructional Assistance evaluation for her special-needs son to identify resources to help him
San Marcos Unified unveils first district Future Center
SAN MARCOS — The dream of a “one-stop-shop” where high school students can prepare for their futures became a reality in the San Marcos Unified
Escondido farming students learn ups, downs of agriculture
ESCONDIDO — A year roiled by inflation and supply-chain issues provided students in the Future Farmers of America program at Escondido High School an opportunity
Sage Creek students seek out internships, jobs at JIVE Expo
CARLSBAD — Sage Creek High School’s annual job and internship fair highlighting professional opportunities with local businesses, nonprofits and colleges returned on April 6 after
Oceanside Unified projects budget cuts due to enrollment, attendance
OCEANSIDE — The city’s school district may have to cut more than $8 million from its budget by 2023-24 if both enrollment and average daily
San Marcos students return to class amidst surging virus, staff shortages
SAN MARCOS — The San Marcos Unified School District is pushing ahead with in-person classes for the upcoming semester, even as COVID-19 cases have surged
Cal State San Marcos opens expanded food pantry for students in need
SAN MARCOS — Cal State San Marcos held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Nov. 18, for its expanded food pantry, which serves
CSUSM receives $6M grant for student veterans to pursue energy careers
SAN MARCOS — California State University at San Marcos (CSUSM) recently received a $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Defense that will help
