How Do Scotts Valley Youth Feel About Coronavirus?
Since Scotts Valley High School closed on March 16th, teachers and students have begun Distance Learning, an online school schedule designed to keep curriculum moving. As COVID-19 continues to spread, worry, confusion, and staying inside make focusing on school work more difficult.
A Bumpy Start to the School Year
On August 13th, San Lorenzo Valley Unified School District (SLVUSD) began their student orientation. This school year was set to differ greatly from those before it, as classes would begin virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, halfway through orientation a difficult orientation became impossible, due to the CZU August Lightning Complex causing mass evacuation of staff and student body. Laurie Bruton, the SLVUSD Superintendent was horrified by the wildfire, “It’s a horrendous ordeal, just one disaster on top of another disaster. I feel for the kids, their families, and our staff. This has been such a difficult time.”
SV man arrested in meth bust
Half a pound of methamphetamine and a mess of stolen property was recovered from a Scotts Valley man who was arrested in Santa Cruz.
Carolers on horseback spread holiday spirit in downtown Felton
As the holidays near, a casual group of friends, neighbors, and family members gathered at the Felton Post Office on Sunday, Dec. 21, to ride on horseback and sing Christmas carols for their second annual parade around the neighborhood.
News Briefs | Published Sept. 12, 2025
Fun run, emergency preparedness fair set for Saturday
On Saturday, Sept. 13, the City of Santa Cruz will be hosting Race the Wave, a 3K...
