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Fri March 20, 2026 | Spotlight

Students Find Their Voice at 41st Annual Henry Greve Speech Contest

Thursday evening, middle and junior high school students took the stage in downtown Bakersfield at City Centre for the 41st annual Henry Greve Speech Contest, delivering passionate speeches centered on the prompt: “Is America Still the Land of Opportunity?”

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Thu March 19, 2026 | Community News

Audible Easter Egg Hunt Marks Ten Years of Inclusion, Joy

For a decade, the sound of beeping eggs has signaled something special each spring in East Bakersfield. That tradition continued today as students, families, educators, and community partners gathered at the Police Activities League for the 10th Annual Audible Easter Egg Hunt. The event is designed to ensure that students with visual impairments can experience the excitement of a traditional egg hunt in an accessible, welcoming, and joyful way.

By Jennifer Bryan

Tue March 17, 2026 | District News

Skill, Safety on Display at Annual School Bus Road-eo

Precision, patience, and skill were on full display Saturday as school bus drivers from across the region gathered at the Kern County Superintendent of Schools (KCSOS) Service Center for the annual Bus Road-eo.

By Robert Meszaros

Mon March 16, 2026 | District News

Rio Bravo-Greeley Middle Earns Prestigious Schools to Watch Recognition

For more than a century, the Rio Bravo-Greeley Union School District (RBG) has served students on the rural outskirts of Bakersfield. What began in 1891 as a single-room shack with just sixteen students has evolved into a thriving district known for strong academics, deep community roots, and a culture where every student feels they belong.

By Katie Avery

Thu March 12, 2026 | District News

Kern County Schools Named 2026 California Distinguished Schools

Eight Kern County schools are earning statewide recognition after being named 2026 California Distinguished Schools, one of the highest honors a public school can receive. The designation highlights campuses that demonstrate strong student outcomes and innovative programs that help students succeed.

By Robert Meszaros

Wed March 11, 2026 | Spotlight

Youth Volunteers Leave Their Mark at Bakersfield’s First California Service Corps Event

Bakersfield came alive last week as youth volunteers from across the region gathered for the first-ever California Service Corps Connections event held in Kern County.

By Erin Pruitt

Tue March 10, 2026 | District News

Pandemic Setback Leads Wallace Students Back to Camp KEEP

A group of students from Wallace Middle School missed their long-awaited trip to Camp KEEP when the pandemic shut down the program in 2020. Years later, they returned — not as campers, but as high school counselors guiding a new generation of sixth graders through the same unforgettable coastal experience.

By Erin Pruitt

Mon March 9, 2026 | District News

2026 Kern County History Day Results Announced

Students from across Kern County brought history to life during the 2026 Kern County History Day competition, showcasing months of research through documentaries, exhibits, performances, and more — all centered on this year’s theme, “Revolution, Reaction & Reform in History.”

By Erin Pruitt

Mon March 9, 2026 | District News

Fruitvale Junior High Students Shine During First Year of Virtual Enterprise

Starting from the ground up, Fruitvale’s first Virtual Enterprise class turned a brand-new program into an award-winning experience while building real-world business skills.

By Erin Pruitt

Sat March 7, 2026 | Community News

YES! Conference Connects Foster Youth with Resources, Each Other

Middle and high school students from across Kern County gathered Friday for a day of support, connection, and finding their voice at the 11th annual Youth Empowering Success (YES!) Conference at Bakersfield College. Each year, the conference brings together homeless and foster youth, educators, caregivers, and community partners for workshops, discussions, and activities centered on helping them succeed in school and beyond.

By Katie Avery

Fri March 6, 2026 | District News

Sierra Sands Introduces Community Social Contract to Promote Civility

In an effort to strengthen respect and constructive dialogue across its schools and community, the Sierra Sands Unified School District is inviting families, staff, and community members to commit to a new Community Social Contract. Approved by the Board of Education on Feb. 19, the Social Contract establishes clear expectations for respectful communication and behavior both in and out of the classroom.

By Katie Avery

Thu March 5, 2026 | District News

KCSOS Names Kern School Social Workers of the Year

March 1-7 is recognized as School Social Workers Week, a time to celebrate the staff who provide support, resources and a safe space for students and their families. In recognition of the week, KCSOS hosted a Community of Practice session Wednesday, where six individuals were honored with School Social Worker of the Year awards.

By Katie Avery

Wed March 4, 2026 | Spotlight

2026 Kern County Regional Science Fair Results Announced

More than 700 students from 4th through 12th grade got out their poster boards and hands-on experiments to showcase their science projects at the 38th annual Kern County Science Fair, held Tuesday at the Dignity Health Convention Center. Check out the results and photos.

By Katie Avery

Mon March 2, 2026 | District News

Wonderful Prep Academy Named 2026 California Charter School of the Year

Wonderful College Prep Academy (WCPA), which serves small, rural communities in Delano and Lost Hills, is being honored for its commitment to its students and families with a statewide award. This week, the California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) presented the school with its Hart Vision Equity & Innovation Award and named it the 2026 Charter School of the Year.

By Katie Avery

Fri February 27, 2026 | Community News

After Rare Super Quiz Tie, McKittrick Emerges as Whiz Kids Champion

Seventh and eighth grade students from McKittrick Elementary School beat out four other districts Friday to take home the top trophy at the annual Whiz Kids Competition. The Academic Decathlon-style event tests students’ knowledge in a variety of different subjects including math, science, history, and writing. The event concludes with a “Super Quiz” that questions students about a pre-selected novel.

By Katie Avery

Thu February 26, 2026 | District News

Norris Middle School Student Brings History to Life in National SAR Contest

Eighth grader Emery Peñaloza of Norris Middle School transformed his love of history into a state-level win in the Sons of the American Revolution Video Contest and now advances to the national stage, inspiring other students to follow their passions and embrace the joy of doing what they truly love.

By Erin Pruitt

Mon February 23, 2026 | Community News

Teaching the Parents: KCSOS Family Workshop Series Focuses on Early Literacy

Kern County families are invited to participate in the new KCSOS Parent Workshop Series, focused on the foundations of literacy and reading. Led by the Curriculum and Instruction team, the workshops were created to build parents’ capacity to support early literacy development using practical, research-based strategies.

By Katie Avery

Fri February 20, 2026 | District News

Teamwork Brings Blake School Playground Back to Life

What began as a routine campus walkthrough at the Blake School District in rural Woody quickly revealed unexpected playground safety concerns and complex logistical challenges. Through close collaboration and hands-on support from KCSOS’s Maintenance and Operations team, those initial concerns sparked a coordinated effort that reshaped the campus with thoughtful, lasting improvements.

By Erin Pruitt

Thu February 19, 2026 | Spotlight

John Mendiburu to be Inducted into CSUB Alumni Hall of Fame

After three decades of putting students first, Kern County Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Mendiburu is being inducted into California State University, Bakersfield’s Alumni Hall of Fame — an honor recognizing a career defined by service and impact.

By Joseph Luiz

Wed February 18, 2026 | Spotlight

Free Dental Program Targets Early Prevention for Kern County Children

A friendly puppet and oversized toothbrush are helping Kern County’s youngest learners build healthy smiles. During National Children’s Dental Health Month, the Children’s Dental Health Network is highlighting its free services that provide early screenings, prevention, and treatment for children from birth to age 5.

By Robert Meszaros

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Happy Friday! We have some incredible job opportunities available at KCSOS this week. Take a look:

Accountant
Associate Counsel
Claims Assistant - Workers` Compensation
Content Coordinator- Strategic Systems Alignment
Dispatcher
Instructional Aide I - Special Education
Instructional Aide II - Sign Language
Instructional Aide V - Interpreter for the Deaf
Paraprofessional - (North Kern)
Program Coordinator - Itinerant Services and Program Support
Senior Associate Counsel
Sign Language Specialist
Speech & Language Pathologist (2026-2027)
Teacher - Special Education (Internal Special Education Programs) (2026-2027)
Transportation Aide (Lake Isabella)

To view job descriptions or apply, visit edjoin.org/kcsos.

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Happy Friday! We have some incredible job opportunities available at KCSOS this week. Take a look:

Accountant
Associate Counsel
Claims Assistant - Workers' Compensation
Content Coordinator- Strategic Systems Alignment
Dispatcher
Instructional Aide I - Special Education
Instructional Aide II - Sign Language
Instructional Aide V - Interpreter for the Deaf
Paraprofessional - (North Kern)
Program Coordinator - Itinerant Services and Program Support
Senior Associate Counsel
Sign Language Specialist
Speech & Language Pathologist (2026-2027)
Teacher - Special Education (Internal Special Education Programs) (2026-2027)
Transportation Aide (Lake Isabella)

To view job descriptions or apply, visit edjoin.org/kcsos.

This morning, Kern County students, along with students from Valley Center for the Blind, convened at the Bakersfield Police Activities League for the 10th Annual Audible Easter Egg Hunt! Organized by the Bakersfield Police Department and KCSOS, the event brought together students, families, educators, and community partners for a meaningful tradition designed to ensure that students with visual impairments can fully experience the excitement of an egg hunt.

Read more on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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This morning, Kern County students, along with students from Valley Center for the Blind, convened at the Bakersfield Police Activities League for the 10th Annual Audible Easter Egg Hunt! Organized by the Bakersfield Police Department and KCSOS, the event brought together students, families, educators, and community partners for a meaningful tradition designed to ensure that students with visual impairments can fully experience the excitement of an egg hunt.

Read more on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

School bus drivers from across Kern County put their precision, safety skills, and expertise to the test at this year’s School Bus Road-eo. From obstacle navigation to real-world driving challenges, the competition highlighted the care it takes to safely transport students every day.

Congrats to all participants and to Bakersfield City School District (@team_bcsd) drivers for sweeping the top spots!

Read more on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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School bus drivers from across Kern County put their precision, safety skills, and expertise to the test at this year’s School Bus Road-eo. From obstacle navigation to real-world driving challenges, the competition highlighted the care it takes to safely transport students every day.

Congrats to all participants and to Bakersfield City School District (@team_bcsd) drivers for sweeping the top spots!

Read more on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

Congratulations to Rio Bravo-Greeley Middle School on being named a California Middle School Schools to Watch, one of the most respected honors for middle schools nationwide! The recognition reflects the school’s strong academics, positive campus culture, and commitment to ensuring every student feels a sense of belonging.

Read the full story on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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Congratulations to Rio Bravo-Greeley Middle School on being named a California Middle School Schools to Watch, one of the most respected honors for middle schools nationwide! The recognition reflects the school’s strong academics, positive campus culture, and commitment to ensuring every student feels a sense of belonging.

Read the full story on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

Best in show winners have been selected for our Arts in the Courtyard show from last week! Slide over and help us celebrate these incredible young artists. 🎨

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Best in show winners have been selected for our Arts in the Courtyard show from last week! Slide over and help us celebrate these incredible young artists. 🎨

Eight Kern County schools have been named 2026 California Distinguished Schools, one of the state’s highest honors for public education. The recognition highlights schools demonstrating strong academic outcomes and innovative programs that support student success.

Congratulations to the following schools:
Cesar E. Chavez High — Delano Joint Union High School District
Delano High — Delano Joint Union High School District
El Tejon Elementary — El Tejon Unified School District
Fruitvale Junior High — Fruitvale Elementary School District
Leon H. Ollivier Middle — Greenfield Union School District
McFarland High School Early College — McFarland Unified School District
Stonecreek Junior High — Panama-Buena Vista Union School District
Wasco High — Wasco Union High School District

Read the full story on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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Eight Kern County schools have been named 2026 California Distinguished Schools, one of the state’s highest honors for public education. The recognition highlights schools demonstrating strong academic outcomes and innovative programs that support student success.

Congratulations to the following schools:
Cesar E. Chavez High — Delano Joint Union High School District
Delano High — Delano Joint Union High School District
El Tejon Elementary — El Tejon Unified School District
Fruitvale Junior High — Fruitvale Elementary School District
Leon H. Ollivier Middle — Greenfield Union School District
McFarland High School Early College — McFarland Unified School District
Stonecreek Junior High — Panama-Buena Vista Union School District
Wasco High — Wasco Union High School District

Read the full story on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

Over 100 youth volunteers rolled up their sleeves for a day of service during the first-ever California Service Corps Connections event in Kern County. Participants from AmeriCorps, CSUB College Corps, Youth Jobs Corps, and other programs came together in Bakersfield to assemble hygiene kits for youth in need and help improve CSUB’s Edible Garden—demonstrating the power of youth-led service and community impact.

Read more on EdConnect to see how these volunteers are leaving their mark on Bakersfield at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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Over 100 youth volunteers rolled up their sleeves for a day of service during the first-ever California Service Corps Connections event in Kern County. Participants from AmeriCorps, CSUB College Corps, Youth Jobs Corps, and other programs came together in Bakersfield to assemble hygiene kits for youth in need and help improve CSUB’s Edible Garden—demonstrating the power of youth-led service and community impact.

Read more on EdConnect to see how these volunteers are leaving their mark on Bakersfield at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

A group of students from Woodrow Wallace Middle School in the Kernville Union School District missed their long-awaited trip to Camp K.E.E.P. when the pandemic shut down the program in 2020. Years later, they returned — not as campers, but as high school counselors guiding a new generation of sixth graders through the same unforgettable coastal experience. Read all about it on edconnect.kern.org

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A group of students from Woodrow Wallace Middle School in the Kernville Union School District missed their long-awaited trip to Camp K.E.E.P. when the pandemic shut down the program in 2020. Years later, they returned — not as campers, but as high school counselors guiding a new generation of sixth graders through the same unforgettable coastal experience. Read all about it on edconnect.kern.org

Kern County students showcased months of research, creativity, and storytelling during the 2026 Kern County History Day competition, exploring this year’s theme, “Revolution, Reaction & Reform in History.” From documentaries and exhibits to performances and podcasts, students brought powerful moments of change in history to life.

See who won and more photos in our latest EdConnect at edconnectkern.org or the link in our bio.

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Kern County students showcased months of research, creativity, and storytelling during the 2026 Kern County History Day competition, exploring this year’s theme, “Revolution, Reaction & Reform in History.” From documentaries and exhibits to performances and podcasts, students brought powerful moments of change in history to life.

See who won and more photos in our latest EdConnect at edconnectkern.org or the link in our bio.

Big things are happening at Fruitvale Junior High! First-year Virtual Enterprise students are already making waves, earning multiple 1st- and 2nd-place awards and nearly $33K in sales at their regional competition. Their product, the Halo Case, is a sustainable, interchangeable phone case designed to reduce waste. Despite technical setbacks, these students showed resilience, teamwork, and real-world business skills.

Read the full article on EdConnect at edconnectkern.org.

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Big things are happening at Fruitvale Junior High! First-year Virtual Enterprise students are already making waves, earning multiple 1st- and 2nd-place awards and nearly $33K in sales at their regional competition. Their product, the Halo Case, is a sustainable, interchangeable phone case designed to reduce waste. Despite technical setbacks, these students showed resilience, teamwork, and real-world business skills.

Read the full article on EdConnect at edconnectkern.org.

Foster youth from across Kern County came together Friday at the annual YES! Conference — a day filled with mentorship, resources, and powerful connections. From workshops to community support, the event helps students build confidence, leadership skills, and a sense of belonging.

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Foster youth from across Kern County came together Friday at the annual YES! Conference — a day filled with mentorship, resources, and powerful connections. From workshops to community support, the event helps students build confidence, leadership skills, and a sense of belonging.

KCSOS is celebrating Arts Education Month with Arts in the Courtyard, a day of arts and music. Employees were invited this afternoon to the Betty Younger Courtyard next to the Access Center in downtown Bakersfield to check out visual arts masterpieces sent in from students all over Kern County, and to watch a live performance from Arvin High School’s Mariachi Band, Los Osos.

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KCSOS is celebrating Arts Education Month with Arts in the Courtyard, a day of arts and music. Employees were invited this afternoon to the Betty Younger Courtyard next to the Access Center in downtown Bakersfield to check out visual arts masterpieces sent in from students all over Kern County, and to watch a live performance from Arvin High School’s Mariachi Band, Los Osos.

This week marks School Social Workers Week, recognizing the professionals who support students and families every day. Congratulations to the six school social workers KCSOS has named as the 2026 Kern School Social Workers of the Year:
• Adriana Ramos — Greenfield Union School District (Intern)
• Alejandra Aguirre — Delano Union School District (Elementary)
• Gabriel Ruiz — Panama-Buena Vista Union School District (Middle School)
• Eric Finch — Kern High School District (High School)
• Gabby Britt — Kern High School District (Districtwide)
• Mario Venegas — Arvin Union School District (Administrative)

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This week marks School Social Workers Week, recognizing the professionals who support students and families every day. Congratulations to the six school social workers KCSOS has named as the 2026 Kern School Social Workers of the Year:
• Adriana Ramos — Greenfield Union School District (Intern)
• Alejandra Aguirre — Delano Union School District (Elementary)
• Gabriel Ruiz — Panama-Buena Vista Union School District (Middle School)
• Eric Finch — Kern High School District (High School)
• Gabby Britt — Kern High School District (Districtwide)
• Mario Venegas — Arvin Union School District (Administrative)

Kern County Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Mendiburu visited Almondale Elementary School in the Rosedale Union School District today to read to first grade students as part of the nationwide Read Across America celebration. The visit held special meaning for Mendiburu, as Almondale is where he began his career in education as a teacher and later returned to serve as the school’s principal.

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Kern County Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Mendiburu visited Almondale Elementary School in the Rosedale Union School District today to read to first grade students as part of the nationwide Read Across America celebration. The visit held special meaning for Mendiburu, as Almondale is where he began his career in education as a teacher and later returned to serve as the school’s principal.

THE RESULTS ARE IN! More than 700 students in grades 4–12 showcased their research and hands-on experiments at the 38th annual Kern County Science Fair Tuesday at the Dignity Health Convention Center. Two Kern County students will now advance to the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair this May.

See the full list of winners on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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THE RESULTS ARE IN! More than 700 students in grades 4–12 showcased their research and hands-on experiments at the 38th annual Kern County Science Fair Tuesday at the Dignity Health Convention Center. Two Kern County students will now advance to the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair this May.

See the full list of winners on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

About 600 students in grades 4–12 showcased their projects Tuesday at the 38th annual Kern County Science Fair at the Dignity Health Convention Center. After advancing through their school and district competitions, students presented their experiments to more than 200 volunteer judges from local businesses.

Stay tuned tomorrow as we announce this year’s winners and the students advancing to state and international competitions!

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About 600 students in grades 4–12 showcased their projects Tuesday at the 38th annual Kern County Science Fair at the Dignity Health Convention Center. After advancing through their school and district competitions, students presented their experiments to more than 200 volunteer judges from local businesses.

Stay tuned tomorrow as we announce this year’s winners and the students advancing to state and international competitions!

March is Women’s History Month! Join KCSOS in celebrating the achievements, contributions, and lasting impact of women throughout history.

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March is Women’s History Month! Join KCSOS in celebrating the achievements, contributions, and lasting impact of women throughout history.

Wonderful College Prep Academy has been named the 2026 California Charter School of the Year, earning statewide recognition for its commitment to equity, innovation, and student success in Kern County’s rural communities. From whole-child supports to expanding college access, WCPA continues to create opportunities where they matter most.

Read how this award-winning school is making an impact on students and families across Delano, Lost Hills, and beyond in our latest EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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Wonderful College Prep Academy has been named the 2026 California Charter School of the Year, earning statewide recognition for its commitment to equity, innovation, and student success in Kern County’s rural communities. From whole-child supports to expanding college access, WCPA continues to create opportunities where they matter most.

Read how this award-winning school is making an impact on students and families across Delano, Lost Hills, and beyond in our latest EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

After a rare Super Quiz tie, McKittrick students emerged as the 2026 Whiz Kids Competition champions, showcasing impressive knowledge across math, science, history, writing, and more. The annual academic showdown brought together small school districts from across Kern County for a day of competition, collaboration, and academic excellence.

Read the full story and see all the results on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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After a rare Super Quiz tie, McKittrick students emerged as the 2026 Whiz Kids Competition champions, showcasing impressive knowledge across math, science, history, writing, and more. The annual academic showdown brought together small school districts from across Kern County for a day of competition, collaboration, and academic excellence.

Read the full story and see all the results on EdConnect at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

Congrats to Norris Middle School eighth grader Emery Peñaloza! Emery earned first place in the California Sons of the American Revolution Video Contest and is now advancing to nationals, bringing the story of Paul Revere’s ride to life through his own creative filmmaking.

Read the full feature on EdConnect to see how his passion for history turned into statewide recognition at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

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Congrats to Norris Middle School eighth grader Emery Peñaloza! Emery earned first place in the California Sons of the American Revolution Video Contest and is now advancing to nationals, bringing the story of Paul Revere’s ride to life through his own creative filmmaking.

Read the full feature on EdConnect to see how his passion for history turned into statewide recognition at the link in our bio or at edconnectkern.org.

Last night, Kern County’s top junior high and middle school musicians and vocalists took the stage for the annual Honor Music Festival. The free concert was held at the Dignity Health Theater, where students from across the county came together to showcase their talent and months of preparation. Take a look at all the photos!

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Last night, Kern County’s top junior high and middle school musicians and vocalists took the stage for the annual Honor Music Festival. The free concert was held at the Dignity Health Theater, where students from across the county came together to showcase their talent and months of preparation. Take a look at all the photos!

We are two months way from the 5th annual KEEP CALM Jamboree presented by Valley Strong Credit Union, featuring Yächtley Crëw on Friday, April 24 at CALM Zoo in Bakersfield!

General admission tickets are $115 and include a two-hour concert and complimentary beer, wine, bottled water, and coffee. Guests can also purchase dinner and dessert from a variety of food trucks on-site. General admission doors open at 5:30 pm and the show begins at 7:30 pm.

Proceeds benefit Camp KEEP and CALM. Buy tickets at calmzoo.org!

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We are two months way from the 5th annual KEEP CALM Jamboree presented by Valley Strong Credit Union, featuring Yächtley Crëw on Friday, April 24 at CALM Zoo in Bakersfield!

General admission tickets are $115 and include a two-hour concert and complimentary beer, wine, bottled water, and coffee. Guests can also purchase dinner and dessert from a variety of food trucks on-site. General admission doors open at 5:30 pm and the show begins at 7:30 pm.

Proceeds benefit Camp KEEP and CALM. Buy tickets at calmzoo.org!

Across Kern County, families are gaining the tools to support reading success at home through the KCSOS Parent Workshop Series.

These free sessions focus on the building blocks of early literacy and offer hands-on strategies parents can use every day. Childcare, parking, and light refreshments are provided. Check out our latest EdConnect at the link in our bio or edconnectkern.org for details about upcoming free sessions.

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Across Kern County, families are gaining the tools to support reading success at home through the KCSOS Parent Workshop Series.

These free sessions focus on the building blocks of early literacy and offer hands-on strategies parents can use every day. Childcare, parking, and light refreshments are provided. Check out our latest EdConnect at the link in our bio or edconnectkern.org for details about upcoming free sessions.

Take a lunch break for the arts 🎨🎶

In celebration of Arts Education Month, KCSOS is hosting Arts in the Courtyard on Friday, March 6, from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. in the Betty Younger Courtyard next to the Access Center. Enjoy student visual art from across Kern County and a live performance by the Arvin High Mariachi Band.

It’s a one-day-only event this year, so don’t miss this opportunity to support student creativity right in the heart of downtown.

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Take a lunch break for the arts 🎨🎶

In celebration of Arts Education Month, KCSOS is hosting Arts in the Courtyard on Friday, March 6, from 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. in the Betty Younger Courtyard next to the Access Center. Enjoy student visual art from across Kern County and a live performance by the Arvin High Mariachi Band.

It’s a one-day-only event this year, so don’t miss this opportunity to support student creativity right in the heart of downtown.

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