Cupertino students win STEM challenge
A pair of Cupertino students have won a major STEM challenge, sponsored by General Motors and social-entrepreneurship nonprofit Ashoka. Navya Rao and Aarushi Agrawal started…
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Scholarships awarded for those in energy fields
Three local students are getting some extra support in their higher education pursuits. Silicon Valley Power has awarded three scholarships – each $5,000 – for…
Cupertino Rotary, West Valley Community Services continue school supplies program
While the coming school year will at least start in a distance-learning environment, local organizations are still providing needed supplies. Cupertino Rotary is partnering with…
San Jose Unified students to stay home until at least October
Following weeks of community input, San Jose Unified Schools – the largest in our region – is keeping students home until October. “Given the current…
Cupertino Union planning multi-phase model for school year
Local schools are continuing their planning efforts for the upcoming year, adjusting to the reality of continued COVID-19 outbreaks. “While we continue to implement the…
Area schools rethink August reopening plans
Less than two weeks after Santa Clara County officials released guidelines for school reopenings, districts are rethinking their approaches. On Friday, Santa Clara Unified School…
Registration open for annual ‘Hack Cupertino’ student event
The popular student event ‘Hack Cupertino’ is returning this summer, with new adjustments for the COVID-19 reality. Instead of the normal 13-hour overnight hackathon, the…
Event hones in on policing and schools in Cupertino
Cupertino continued its public dialogue Wednesday evening with a second forum on policing, this time focused on schools. City Manager Deb Feng again moderated the…
Forum on policing in Cupertino schools coming Wednesday
The City of Cupertino is set to hold its second forum on policing in the community. This week’s event focuses on policing in the city’s…