A Sanger High School student is gaining national attention after winning the top prize at the Fresno County Science Fair. Junior Julie Luna developed a biosorbent material designed to remove pollutants from water, an innovative environmental engineering project aimed at improving water remediation and water quality in agricultural communities.

High school students from across the region put their skills to the test at the Central California Builders Exchange Design Build Competition at the Caruthers Fairgrounds. Career Technical Education (CTE) and Regional Occupational Program (ROP) students work alongside industry partners to design and build an 8x12 structure in less than four days, meeting real construction standards and safety practices while gaining valuable hands-on experience.

Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is expanding access to critical hearing services for students with the opening of the first county-operated audiology sound booth. Located at Beth Ramacher School, this state-of-the-art facility helps students who are deaf or hard of hearing receive faster evaluations, hearing aids and ongoing care without long delays.