Fresno, United States (Local)
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Juanita Stevenson’s coverage predominantly focuses on education-related topics, specifically within the local context of Fresno, California. Given this focus, she is likely most interested in pitches that feature individuals or organizations making a direct impact on local education initiatives.
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By: Juanita Stevenson
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE) – Having your artwork displayed in an art gallery would be a huge accomplishment for anyone, so imagine what it means for a group of students with special needs. The Fresno Co…
By: Juanita Stevenson
Posted: Updated: FRESNO, Calif. ( KSEE ) – They say if you build it, they will come, and that has been the case for the annual design build competition for Valley high school students.
By: Juanita Stevenson
The annual design build competition for Valley high school students has become a successful event that allows CTE and ROP students to showcase their skills to industry professionals, with teams bui…
By: Juanita Stevenson
A Fresno teacher is using a unique trick to teach her students money management by turning her classroom into a pop-up restaurant, while Fresno Unified is ahead of the state in teaching students pe…
By: Juanita Stevenson
The annual Fresno County Kids Day is a day when students with a disability can act like a kid and not be judged, and the Fresno Chaffee Zoo provides the perfect setting for this magical day.
By: Juanita Stevenson
Sixteen high school students from the Central Valley are building an experimental aircraft through a program called “Skies of Dreams”, which is designed to inspire the youth to pursue c…
By: Juanita Stevenson
Fresno Pacific University has provided middle school students with the opportunity to visit Yosemite National Park through a six-week after-school wilderness program.
College graduates facing an uncertain job market are worried about AI taking over jobs, but there are over 73,000 jobs available in the Central Valley in healthcare, business, transportation and te…
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Fresno State is working to embed career readiness into its curriculum, providing students with resources such as resume help, job searches, and professional clothing, while also advocating for paid…
By: Juanita Stevenson
The Office of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools is taking an all-hands-on-deck approach to the literacy crisis, working with the Fresno Cradle to Career Network Improvement Communities to…
