. >> new tonight dublin will soon have a new high school. emerald high is the first comprehensive new high school built in alameda county in more than 50 years. that high school is on dublin boulevard, not far frominrstatel open this august ktvu. lamonica peters w able to get a closer look at the campus, and tells us why it was necessary to build an entire new school. >> students, faculty and staff at emerald high school in dublin are beaming with excitement as the first day of school gets closer. >> just the idea of kind of being the inaugural grade and like getting a chance to set the standards, that's that's what everybody else is freaked out about. >> funded by bond measures, dublin unified school district broke ground on the 23 acres campus in september 2020. now it's preparing to welcome the first 950 students on august 13th. >> dublin high school is so full that this community has needed a second high school for a long time, and you know, i believe over the last ten years, this community of dublin has invested a lot of, of money into,

well, it has just released its list of best public high schools in the golden state is well represented. nearly one tenth of the best schools are in california and within california. here are the top ten. well, most are in southern california, but three are in the bay area. number seven, lowell high school in san francisco. number eight, pacific collegiate charter in santa cruz. number nine, lynbrook high school in san jose. lynbrook also came in at number 82. in the national rankings. not too bad. out of 25,000 schools. joining us live now is lynbrook high school's principal, maria jackson, principal jackson. hello hello and congratulations. >> hi. thank you. it's really wonderful to be here today. >> okay. so i'm going to give you five minutes to brag, and i hope you'll take it all, but also to give us some food for thought on what makes a school great. so what are the things you think that make lynbrook great? the things that factor into the rankings. maybe >> i know lynbrook is known as a stem school and our students are very focused in stem, but there are so many opportunities for

. >> emerald high school will have a capacity for 2500 students. ly built by 2026. right now, the campus has 42 classrooms, a 2400 seat gym, a 137 seat lecture hall, high tech science and technology classrooms, and a grand student union. patty ramsey teaches biology at emerald high school and is looking forward to working in her new classroom. there's going to be more counter space for them to do their experiments on. >> i also have a prep room. we have a lot of prep rooms and prep space that's going to make it easy for us to flow. the district says between 2010 and 2020, its student population grew 92, and since 2000, dublin unified has opened eight new schools, including emerald high school. >> with the changing demographics here in the bay area, we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community it serves. >> i feel like i know what we all want and i want in this school. is it? >> when emerald high school is completed, it will have a full football and soccer field, eight track lanes

as i mentioned, about 30% fewer fafsa's have been submitted this year by high school seniors comparedlast year. however, those numbers are exacerbated in low-income communities which lag seven percentage points behind the better resource peers and in schools with high minority enrollment which lag six percentage points behind, and already behind 30%. >> can you share some of the specific challenges faced by low income and first-generation students in completing the form? had a these challenges affect their access to federal financial aid? >> sure. many students are challenged by lack of knowledge about federal student aid. the idea that the federal government will provide resources such as pell grants and subsidized loans, we work very hard to spread awareness about those. the second piece is about support it may be many resourced schools also don't have proper high school counselor ratios to support students or the ability to call on community-based partners to do that. so their awareness and support issues for sure and then previously the complexity of the form and the ability to co

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april 25 through 28 at james lick high school. this is copita at alum rock school district. talk more about this great tournament when we continue here on "comunidad del valle," stay with us. ♪♪♪ damian: we're back with jose cortez, who's the principal at adelante ii in the alum rock school district of san jose. and again, there is a qr code so you can register to vote here on "comunidad del valle." we're talking about the la copita, and, you know, i don't need to explain it to you, jose, you're a product of alum rock, and now you're back. my kids attended alum rock, and, you know, let's be honest, it's the--one of the poorest school districts in california. the children there have less, the teachers there have less to work with just because of the financial circumstances of the area. yet these kids thrive. these kids hit the books, and they try to make themselves proud, their parents proud, and their teachers proud. talk about the pride of alum rock, if you will. jose: absolutely, i think what you're saying, it resonates with me and with many people in this community. we lo

have is a really great high school, but it is full. so when we break off were essentially going divide that school in half leaving a both schools around 2000. plus, students. >> the district has been desperate for a new high school campus for quite a while now from 2010 to 2020, its population grew by 92% by comparison. the next highest growth from a neighboring school district was just about 11%. the current emerald high freshman class is being house on the dublin high school campus. right now. they will transfer to the new campus next school year. san francisco mayor london breed has submitted her nominations for the city's police commission. she has nominated retired alameda county judge seed on clay to replace outgoing commissioner jim burn. the mayor also nominated longtime community leader deborah walker for reappointment to the commission. the seven-member commission board is in charge of setting policy for the police department and conducting disciplinary hearings when police conduct charges are filed. these nominations will now

. >> emerald high school will have a capacity for 2500 students. 26. right now, the campus has 42 classrooms, a 2400 seat gym, a 137 seat lecture hall, high tech science and technology classrooms, and a grand student union. patty ramsey teaches biology at emerald high school and is looking forward to working in her new classroom. >> there's going to be more counter space for them to do their experiments on. i also have a prep room. we have a lot of prep rooms and prep space that's going to make it easy for us to flow. >> the district says between 2010 and 2020, its student population grew 92, and since 2000, dublin unified has opened eight new schools, including emerald high school. >> with the changing demographics here in the bay area, we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community. it serves. >> i feel like i know what we all want and i want in this school. >> is it when emerald high school is completed, it will have a full football and soccer field, eight tennis courts and an ei

currently, we have 350 freshman. >> on the dublin high school campus were emerald high school students next year. we're adding about 550 to 600 more students. they're coming from our feeder middle schools as well as from outside the district for private schools. each year we're going to add a another class of freshman about 5.50, to 600 374 million dollar project is paid for by money from bonds measures and the facilities are high and the student union is vast boasting a full-scale commercial kitchen. >> the library featuring a more relaxed and casual set up then in the traditional sense, the gymnast's patients as of the locker rooms nearby, this community has needed this high school for over a decade and they put in the investment construction will continue in phases through august 2026. in dublin, philippe djegal kron. 4 news coming up. some decked out cars are going to be dedicated to the late queen of the hano music where you can the hano music where you can check them out this weekend. higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at what cost? turn shipping to

according to the national college attainment network, only 32.3% of students from low-income high schools completed the fafsa form. 32.9% decrease from the previous year. and only 32.2% of students in high minority high schools have completed the form, but 33.3% decrease from the previous year. this stark reality directly imposes the intended purpose of the simplification act serving as a slap in the face to students wanting to be somebody and achieve the promise of higher education. while i agree that holding the department accountable and investigate its mishandling is crucial, our immediate priority, immediate priority, must be ensuring students and their families have the necessary resources to make informed decisions about their future. we must also ensure that schools and organizations are prepared to assist them. the clock is ticking and students need answers now. i'd like to request inclusion in the record, "the tampa bay time, entitled "florida's student aid request plunge, how many will delay or even skip college." and i want to note there's a graph showing federal student aid a

sergeant lannan graduated from the high school where my son would attend high school in 2018. he enlisted out of high school, becoming a marine was a life long dream of his, following in the foot steps of his father. he was promoted to the rank of sergeant in october, 2022, and was a crew chief for the c.h.538-e helicopter just like his dad. over his career, he earned several decorations, including navy and marine corps achievement medals, a good conduct medal and many, many others. sergeant langen's story serves as a reminder of the sacrifice our military members and their families face whil while they se our nation. to his family and loved ones, i will never understand how deeply you feel his loss every day. but i assure you that sergeant alec langen's sacrifice and example for our country will not be forgotten. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: semper fi, the gentlewoman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from iowa, dr. miller-meeks, for fives minutes. mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to celebrate cameron sa

jonah come 10th-graders at weston high school in connecticut. their documentary innocence held hostage navigating past and future conflicts with iran. >> it is evident in the next 20 years the united states must make more policy that faces heavy restriction on all americans traveling to iran because that only will we see a less hostage taker but the united states will no longer have to participate in such considerable negotiations. >> congratulations to our winners and be sure to watch the top 21 winning documentaries on c-span every day this month starting at 6:50 a.m. eastern or eastern or in time online at studentcam.org. >> c-span until the view of government. we are funded by the television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a public service along with the

for the purchasing in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news and then this several east bay school districts were on high alert today after getting bomb threats. >> around 6 o'clock this morning, the threat was emailed to the antioch unified brentwood union. liberty union, mount diablo, unified and pittsburg, unified school districts. it claimed a bomb would go off this afternoon unless russian prisoners were released from us jails. ultimately the threat was found 2 not be credible, but schools, including antioch, high school, had increased security throughout the day. we talk to wanted to pick up their kids early. >> he didn't like if a sense you real or not. >> was were used gear. i a little scared. >> the assistant superintendent with the liberty union high school district says the threat was actually sent to schools across the state. but no specific school was actually mentioned. >> 4 people have been charged in the murder of a baby in san jose. according to court documents, 2 alleged drug dealers are among the 4 accused of supplying the fentanyl that led to the overdose of 18 month-old baby winter w

two high school students from millbrae are curbing it. twin brothers making a splash on "the voice." ♪ i need you to see ♪ >> okay! ♪ that you are the reason ♪ >> wow. this is justin and jeremy garcia on last night's episode of "the voice." they're performing "you are the reason." their coach, reba mcentire, declared them the winner of this knockout round. next it's on to the playoffs with the top 20 acts. ♪♪ these guys are no stranger to the spotlight. this is when they were 4 years old. this video of them dancing racked up 8 million views. later this week, they'll be performing in their high school musical. joining us now, the rock stars. we love these guys. justin and jeremy garcia. gentlemen, nice to have you on the program. just to be clear here, who's older, justin or jeremy? >> justin. >> it's justin. thank you so much. thank you for having us. >> did you wear shirts so i wouldn't get confused of who's who? >> oh, no. these are actually reba shirts if you can see. >> okay. team reba. i love it. hey, congratulations to surviving the

district is trying to protect students from themselves. >> the tamalpais union high school district is considering requiring students who ride their bikes to school to register their bikes with the schools, and those bikes must be of a speed class, legal for their age. also under consideration, banning modified e-bikes that would allow them to exceed the maximum legal speed of 20 miles an hour. we will be working not only with our law enforcement partners, but i said across the county, this is something that a lot of districts are looking at doing in concert so we can be uniform in how we're addressing these concerns. >> we're not just working with tamar union district on this. we're working with our middle schools and our elementary schools to push out this messaging, because we don't want them being purchased in fifth grade or eighth grade and then ending up at your campus. >> the marin county health department says the accident rate for children on e-bikes is nearly ten times the rate for older age groups. the u.s. national electronic injury surveillance system data show

the current and world high school freshman class is housed on the dublin high school campus and willmpus starting next school year. >> whether time as we get to the 4 zone forecast right now, looking at a san francisco from. well, i don't know way up there. it's not the 30,000 foot view, but it's up there. i'm going to guess sutro tower as we see market street there and then downtown in the distance in the >> blue hue meteorologist kyla grogan is with us tonight. good to see you. cuyler. beautiful. what? hey, gorgeous. yeah. that is the suture tower camera. it's lovely to be here with you tonight. beautiful night out there. we do have some clouds have come in a little bit of fog as well. let's talk through what we've got to look forward to a little drizzle. the coast tomorrow morning's going to be a little tricky when you wake up. so just be ready for that. if you're by the coast, patchy fog will be out there. tomorrow, though, will be another really nice day, albeit a little bit cooler than today. still above average by any standard. we're talking inland 70's yet again. and then loo

. >> emerald high school will have a capacity for 2500 students. once fully built by 2026. right now, the campus has 42 classrooms, a 2400 seat gym, a 137 seat lecture hall, high tech science and technology classrooms, and a grand student union. patty ramsey teaches biology at emerald high school and is looking forward to working in her new classroom. >> there's going to be more counter space for them to do their experiments on. i also have a prep room. we have a lot of prep rooms and prep space that's going to make it easy for us to flow. the district says between 2010 and 2020, its student population grew 92, and since 2000, dublin unified has opened eight new schools, including emerald high school. >> with the changing demographics here in the bay area, we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community it serves. >> i feel like i know what we all want and i want in this school. >> is it when emerald high school is completed, it will have a full football and soccer field, eight tenni

a school shooting at a high school and elementary school. they've arrested a teenager in maryland who they say had detailed plans to target both his high school and where he went to elementary school. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi along with state and local authorities in maryland say they thwarted 18-year-old alex ye's plans to shoot up his high school and his former elementary school after authorities discovered what they called a manifesto with detailed plans to commit mass murder. >> ye writes about targeting his former elementary school because little kids make easier targets. he strategized on how to access the easiest classrooms in his high school and how he would be able to sneak a gun into the school. >> reporter: ye, whose legal name is andrea but uses male and female pronouns and goes by alex, was known to authorities as having a history of mental health issues and an obsession with school shootings. issues that led him to be removed from school and placed into virtual learning last year. last month, ye allegedly shared the 129-pa

of this year , each region must prepare a network project. profile lyceums, what changes await high school students and when the reform will start, dmytro didora will tell. the reform of secondary education is the next step in the development of the new ukrainian school, and the people of nushiv will be the first to experience it. these children are currently studying in the sixth grade, the structural changes will fall on their 10th-12th grades of high school. you can hear from parents that, for example, programs are overloaded, yes, that children are very much in... programs are overloaded, including the increase in the number of years, allows, well, to unload this program a little. the reform of vocational secondary education provides that after the ninth grade, students will have a choice to enter either an academic or a professional lyceum. the first involves preparing students for admission to a higher education institution, where they will be prepared for the future student life, and the professional direction involves mastering a profession and obtaining a full high school diploma.

the stage with a getting a high school degree, but you also get an associate's degree. and she recognized credential some workplace experience and internships that you've been exposed to the world beyond school. you've had experience in the world beyond school walls. and if you're really have done something great, you've got expertise, something beyond the world of the school walls. you know, one of the things that just will be seared in my brain on my last is something when i was working at the national lines of business and trying to it was a campaign making academics count. it was about to get employers to use transcripts to send a message that how they do and in high school, an academic makes a difference. and to the rest of your life, to those messages of hard work and merit achievement matter. and there was a york times article on the campaign, and it was a quote from a young man who just graduate from high school and his comment was, if someone had told me, i needed to take algebra to get a job, i would have taken algebra and think this is one of the greatest fail

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high school last week. because of his new role, he was outfitted with the right medical supplies and right training for this situation. when he entered the building, he was directed to a critically injured victim and applied a turn a can treated wounds exactly as trained and he saved a life. he is with us this evening and please stand to recognize him. while we've made a lot of progress, there's one more area, boards and commissions. the alignment passed last year with representation from the legislature to while we have made a lot of progress, there is one more area in need of alignment. boards and commissions. the bill class year with representation from the legislature to review all 256 boards and commissions. after four public meetings, engagement with the boards and a review of 1300 public comments, the committee submitted their final report in september. my proposal would implement their recommendations of eliminating 111 redundant or obsolete boards which is a decrease of 43% while streamlining those

high school juniors are stressing out about the return of testing as part of college admissions. member colleges made testing optional at the start of the pandemic, and it seemed as if they were never going to come back, right. they were never going to require it again. but as you might have heard, some of the nation's top universities have recently announced they are bringing back the sat or act requirement. these schools include. there are others, caltech here in california, the ivy league schools, harvard, yale, brown and dartmouth, and mit, which actually was first to reinstate the test requirement last year. joining us live with tips on managing testing, financial aid and waitlists and more. lauren cook, dean of college advising at jewish community high school of the bay in san francisco. lauren so happy to see you because it's college decision season and people have questions. >> yep. i'm ready. >> all right. well, we have some time. so and i'm really happy for it. i want to dive into the sats. the latest to announce that, you know, sending in an sat or act score will be re

>> i wish to go to a four year college right out of high school. preferably in new york, but l.a., too. maybe in the bay but right now next year i'm going to be a freshman at the oakland school for arts and major in journalism or english literacy. nyc, columbia, ucla. >> are these some soft the better school this is field? >> yes, they are. >> you've done some homework. >> yes, i have. >> it's exciting to be young and a vision. >> a goal without a plan is just a dream. >> this is 13. >> 13. can you imagine at 13? >> i love what 13 looks like. >> right. you told me you just came back from someone graduating from the program who just got their phd. >> yes, sir. >> tell us a little bit about that. >> sure. back in 2003, i created the pathway to college and career. what we recognized is we have in terms of education after school programs. we had a ged program, but we didn't have anything that allowed people to access how to get into college. how to prep for it. so that was really, really important. a young woman by the name of dr. laniqua howard was on

darien, who was the athletic director at the high school, made the recording to retaliate against thel, who had launched an investigation into the potential mishandling of school funds. >> reporter: police say darien was arrested today while trying to board a flight to houston. initially taken in custody for a gun in his bag when police discovered the outstanding warrant. he is now charged with disrupting school operations, along with theft, retaliating against a witness, and stalking. the clip was first circulated back in january and quickly went viral. >> i as a parent am horrified, and as a rabbi, i'm quite disturbed. >> it's hard to pay attention in class because everybody was talking about it. >> reporter: at the time, the principal denied ever making those remarks. official says the clip had, quote, profound repercussions, leading to the principal's temporary removal from the school. a fake recording with very real consequences, all sparking new concerns around the growth of a.i. blayne alexander, nbc news. >>> coming up, our intimate conversation with the parents of american ho

currently, we have 350 freshman on the dublin high school campus were emerald high school students nextyear. we're adding about 550 to 600 more students. >> they're coming from our feeder middle schools as well as from outside the district for private schools. each year, we're going to add a another class of freshman about 5.50, to 600 374 million dollar project is paid for by money from barnes measures and the facilities are high the student union is vast boasting a full-scale commercial kitchen. >> the library featuring a more relaxed and casual set up then in the traditional sense, the gymnast's patients as of the locker rooms nearby, this community has needed this high school for over a decade and they put in the investment construction will continue in phases through august 2026. in dublin, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> for your health. april is parkinson awareness month and parkinson's disease is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after alzheimer's. kaiser permanente, neurologist doctor rima ashes with us now. she was recently in a documentary about parkinson's. w

the lawsuit claims that the school administrators high school are violating the student groups first amendment rights. and that last -- lawsuit writing their speech has been repressed because the school does not want their viewpoint, which concerns the ongoing war in gaza and its effect on the palestinian people. they claim the school board the group from handing out free palestine stickers, from showing a documentary critical to israel and even censored their palestinian literature. >> to say the students can't speak because some people might find what they say offensive or disturbing, that is just not a permissible reason. >> reporter: school administrators and the chancellor for the dc public schools have not commented on the allegations as they file an official response to the lawsuit. >> we also ask the court to treat them, going forward, the same as it treats other student clubs. the same rules, same procedures. that is what they are entitled to. >> reporter: a student leader from the high school group full the washington post that it is anti- education, we are being silenced an

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last week the unthinkable happened in iowa when shots were fired in the halls of perry high school. taking the lives of an 11 -year-old and injuring seven others. our hearts are still heavy and our prayers continue for the victims and their families and for the entire perry community. it is impossible to understand why things like this happen. the senselessness of it shakes us to our very core. yet even in the darkest hour, light and hope break through. this was certainly the case on that day. principal dan marburger was nearby when the shooting began. despite the danger, he put himself in harm's way risking his life to protect his students dan sustained multiple gunshot wounds at close range. his unflinching bravery saved life that morning. dan is a hero and we pray that he is back where he belongs soon with the students who are so lucky to have him. i also want to recognize the courageous action of the local law enforcement officers, first responders and state and federal agents who were on the scene that day. the first officers arrived just minutes after the shooting began and im

he said, for example, in the first high school, 110 hours in the high school theory of 1295.you believe that the program will not be implemented in the operational and executive field? yes, it will not be implemented. the reason is the reason. to the provincial councils of education that this door there is also a law on education councils, one of their duties is to determine the educational calendar, yes, then they themselves will be obliged to say, sir, you have to complete 925 hours. in june, for example, the children spend more time in school, or if it is the harvest season , the children will not be able to come later, for example, in september, for a week. you should start early. very well, the manager is only required to report to us, that is , tell the head of education, sir, that i have completed 95 hours as a researcher. doing it this way is good for these three reasons. what is hazrat adi's opinion, madam? do you think that there is a need to change the calendar with these three reasons? do you agree with the need to change the calendar, even though you only put all

it is a finishing of high school.you are going to complain about the working-class in america, keep in mind that most of them don't come and train for the jobs that they really want, and they into in the jobs of low education. so unless you make american high school education more meaningful, more educational, then it would be more like it is in european countries. this problem is going to persist forever. host: but? your response. guest: i agree with a lot of what you said, andrew. i have a phd, and i think there is a lot of chicanery, nico cooper read going on in higher education. -- nincompoopery going on in higher education. in high school, students already get funneled into three trucks, one truck goes to college, one truck goes to middle-class education, and in one class goes to vocational training. already in highs will, students will come out of high school ready to take on a trade. it is unconscionable that we are not doing that. it is unconscionable that we have told young people in america that in order to

currently, we have 350 freshman. >> on the dublin high school campus were emerald high school students next year. we're adding about 550 to 600 more students. they're coming from our feeder middle schools as well as from outside the district for private schools. each year, we're going to add a another class of freshman about 5.50, to 600 374 million dollar project is paid for by money from bond measures and the facilities are high the student union is vast boasting a full-scale commercial kitchen. >> the library featuring a more relaxed and casual set up then in the traditional sense, the gymnast's patients as of the locker rooms nearby, this community has needed this high school for over a decade and they put in the nvestment construction will continue in phases through august 2026. in dublin, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the giants dominated the diamondbacks and earn their first shutout of the season. will have all those highlights for you. coming up. and bart officials ending the end of an era for their legacy. trains will tell you

so youth, black youth in high school and middle school kind of take up the boycott and demonstrations right. so again, you have to think about multiple people. they're participating and leading to the movement. also students who were home grown, right. they can in keep participating right. so again, this is a long term movement, right. that happened when you only focus on that first day, you ignore of what was necessary to make successful and then. so this is more kind of sit ins. you see the women are involved. they're they're so bennett college participation was essential to it. that's it. and you had picketing, right? it was present and. a lot of times people be like, well, north con is very progressive, right? but they also experience violence and threats. right. one of the the ways that they were protected was the football came and was a little intimidating to people. right. so i guess is progressive rap, right? that isn't me. they experience violence, right? in the 1950s, there was a crossover. anything on multiple hbcu campuses. so they are experiencing. right. and later in 196

the house with for the purchasing in marin county, theresa kron. 4 news. >> contra costa county schools on high alert today after getting an emailed bomb threat. the email was sent out this morning. the school districts in antioch, brentwood, liberty, mount diablo and pittsburgh. it claimed a bomb on campus would detonate at one in the afternoon. less all russian prisoners in captives from u.s. jails and prisons were released. the county's office of education says the threat was sent out nationwide and was not credible credible. but that didn't stop schools from taking action districts immediately notified police and some increased security on their campus. 4 people have been charged for murdering a baby in san jose. according to court documents. >> this includes the 2 alleged drug dealers who supplied the fentanyl that led to the overdose of 18 month-old baby winter winters derek van radio and kelli jean richardson are the first in santa clara county's history to be charged with murdering their own child with drugs. those santa clara county district attorney says that the parents waited more t

local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >>> i worked on the it for 16+ years and i workeded an endless cycle of people going to the emergency room. i wanted to address those unmet needs. i have a satisfaction when we make a real difference in our clients' lives. we were getting people housed, connecting them to treatment, and seeing them through sobriety. don't be afraid of failure. i have failed at things in my career and they are opportunities to continue on. it's important for women and women and people of color to see representation matters. when i first started my career 25 years ago, there were not that many other women. so it is amazing to respond to meetings and go to meetings and see other female leaders and learn from each other.

that's how much it took to build this high school. all that coming from money from bond measures and these facilities as you're seeing here pretty high and the student union is vast. >> student union, that's what you call it on a college campus. i know they've got a full-scale commercial kitchen and they've library saw the gym a moment ago. it's all. >> enormous. >> dublin, high school have is a really great high school, but it is full. so when we break off or essentially going divide that school in half leaving a both schools around 2000. plus, students. >> now the district have been pretty desperate for a new high school campus for decades from 2010 to 2020 that 10 year stretch they have their population grow by 92%. to put that into context. the next highest growth from a neighboring school district was only 11%. so they were bursting at the seams. the current and real high school freshman class. that's going to be in this new facilities currently inside the dublin high school campus. but they're going to transfer to the new campus

or if you only got a high school degree or you didn't get a high school degree, you could get a job that decently paying if not middle class paying. those jobs don't seem to exist anymore. that instead the decent wage, low skilled you have the low wage, low skill you have the rise in the of disability insurance. it becomes simply more rational for you get on to roles that have been loosened and the eligibility for which has been moved away from what you and i would consider disabled to what they call functionally, which is to say you can get disability insurance if you had a stroke and you can't work, you're quadriplegic. the classic sorts of things that we would anyone would say this person is disabled, they can't work. what the government program now does is say if you're older and you have less education, you're working in a less demand industry, you're functionally disabled and you get awarded disability insurance at a lower of physical impairment. why wouldn't somebody who's been working in backbreaking work who has who's a college or school dropout take the low? but wage, espe

oxford high school students madisyn baldwin, tate mere, hanna sent julianna, justin shilling. was 15 when he used a gun purchased by his parents to carry out the deadliest school shooting in michigan's history in 2021. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. >> reporter: ethan later pleaded guilty to killing his four classmates and was sentenced to life without parole. jennifer's trial began in january. >> jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> reporter: prosecutors ticking through the many opportunities they say she had to prevent the deadly shooting. >> that's what this case is about. it's about jennifer crumbley's willful disregard of the danger that she knew of. >> reporter: painting a picture what was they claimed was a negligent mother more consumed with horses and extramarital affairs than her son's deteriorating mental health. in journal entries shown in court, ethan wrote, "i have zero help for my mental problems, and it's causing me to shoot up the school." and "i wa