Education

Tahquitz High School Student Elijah O’Leary, age 15 has served his community well – and his efforts have not gone unnoticed. Part of his voluntary accomplishments that has earned him The Congressional Award, Bronze Certificate is for volunteering at the Annual Angel Tree Christmas Party with the Community Outreach Ministry. The ministry, cofounded in 2000 […]

What equips us to navigate the challenges we are now facing due to the Coronavirus? As I was talking to a colleague earlier this week, I was reminded of the truth that our personal adversity provides a deep reservoir from which to draw strength and insight. Our past experience becomes a vital asset as we […]

How can we not describe our society’s current situation as something of a liminal space?! We feel vulnerable and don’t know what is ahead. There are labor pains. The dramatic changes we are experiencing make us uneasy and knock us off our feet. Physically, economically, and socially, we are at risk. All of us have […]

Linfield Christian High School – Nathanael Marino – Administrators, teachers, and family members shared about Nathanael (Nathan). Principal Wilson shared that Nathan is the voice of Linfield every morning. He is Linfield’s’ student of the month because he is a culture maker. Nathan is all about people and stands for his beliefs. He cares more […]

Mt. San Jacinto College has offered ESL and GED courses in the region for some time, but their purchase of the Abbott building in Temecula precipitated a change for their Adult Education Programs. The move led the institution to adjust course offerings in Temecula, so Program Director Amy Campbell took advantage of the opportunity and […]

This free event includes an optional Financial Aid Workshop beginning at 5:00 pm, followed by Preview Night at 6:00 pm. Refreshments will be served, and campus tours provided. The application fee will be waived for all attendees who apply for a program! The Financial Aid Workshop will provide prospective students with information on how to […]

It was a thoughtful discussion with valuable insights and highlights. Mayor Zimmerman’s passion for education was apparent. He expressed desire that students develop a greater understanding of technology as they prepared for the workforce. His observations and questions helped foster an energetic conversation; we can be thankful that he convened this meeting and is invested […]

Others express frustration on the cumbersome nature of their organization’s process or the time commitment involved. A precious few leaders I know truly value reviews and have learned how to leverage them for results. But the frequent resistance is surprising to me since I have come to see candid conversations about performance and value to […]

We now have over 200 working professionals who have attended and “graduated” from this academy, creating a network of individuals and organizations who have been able to break down traditional barriers to communication, find common ground, and work together to solve problems. And our graduates come from diverse backgrounds, including elected officials, board and commission […]

But my favorite Christmas film of all time has to be It’s a Wonderful Life with Jimmy Stewart. I spent my junior high years soaking in that ageless classic every Christmas and have ever since had a soft spot in my heart for George Bailey, the movie’s protagonist. What’s not to love about the character, […]

As I reflect on all these things, gratitude bubbles up within me. Indeed, Thanksgiving is good both for what the time does within me and to what it calls me. Everything surrounding the holiday evokes gratitude, but I need reminders to choose gratitude. Recently, I have also been reminded of how important gratitude is for […]

Come join us and show our “Veterans in Philanthropic” they can lean on their local community for support. On November 16th at 9:00 am, Veterans – Temecula Valley will host its 13th annual event at Azusa Pacific University located at 40508 Murrieta Hot Springs Road, Murrieta. Veterans will be recognized and honored for their continued […]

It has been almost eleven months since California’s deadliest wildfire struck the tiny town of Paradise claiming the lives of 85 people and decimating the town. As residents pick up the pieces, Azusa Pacific University and their partners hope to help the people of Paradise rise! After hearing of the devastation that the 153,226 acre […]

Come & Explore Bachelor Completion Programs, Teacher Education & School Counseling Degrees This free event will be held at the APU Murrieta Regional Campus from 5:45 – 8:00 pm at 40508 Murrieta Hot Springs Road, Murrieta (to the right of Sam’s Club). Preview Night will also include refreshments and campus tours. The application fee will […]

Like most local educational institutions, Azusa Pacific University started classes in August. In this season, my mind invariably goes back to my own educational journey, how it transformed me, and what it took to make it to the end. So, without further ado, here are fifteen tips for those beginning a college degree. Remind yourself […]

The District is now accepting applications from qualified persons who would like to be considered for appointment. Applications are due by Friday, August 2, 2019, by 4:30 p.m. Qualified candidates must be: 1. A California registered voter residing in the boundaries of Temecula Valley Unified School District Trustee Area Four – (It is your responsibility […]

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