high school teachers.omething that -- i say in the book -- preparatory school because it seems to think that high schools are just the table setters for the feast that will follow later. we have to prepare you for your real education. we have to prepare you for college or universities. when in fact, i think my high school education and i think many people's high school education, especially as you save many people that is the end of their education, if they do not learn about the world, if they don't see the world and all its complexity and uniformity, all its craziness and all its wonder, if they don't see that or begin to see that and high school, they will never see it. and that is a great burden on high school teachers. the most important education most students will ever have is an high school. you are the one who is going to teach them who shakespeare was and what he wrote and have them read it and have them internalize it. you are the one who is going to introduce them to logic, philosophy, to histo

we are with gateway high school. more than 10 years ago gateway high school was the first school to pilot the ignite training program for young women to help them get engaged and part of the political press. we have a student who was in that group now a gateway employee. and here with us today. so i want to say, woo hoo. we are excited for this with ignite on behalf of young women. we know first hand the incredible power of young people's voices of gent z's voices and women's voices. look at the stage, we have examples right here. we see it in our school every day and see it throughor ignite partnership. you know one of the proudest moments i can remember as an educator. i came here in 2008. when we were here with our civic students on election night. our whole senior class was here presenting about the election they had done a voter registration campaign. and we were all together with the results came in and obama was elected to be with a group of students they saw a political process that was representative of them

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can boys play flag football as a high school sport in california? rob: they cannot. we have a bylaw that says if there is a team at a high school that is offered for boys and is not offered for girls, girls can play that sport on the "boys team." if there is just a girls team and not a boys team, and cannot play on a girls team. if there are boys and girls teams as far as basketball and soccer, the students a play for their gender. kristen: i know flag football leagues have become more popular. some driven by parents who fear concussions for their kids. i wonder if that was part of the discussion with regard to flag football for girls. though you pull a flag and don't tackle, are there still concerns in terms of all going after the ball or aspects of the sport that still merit examining? rob: there can be and there are certain precautionary pieces of equipment that can be born -- that can be worn. there are softshell, they are not helmets, you can put them on your head to help with any collisions. the single most involved sport with concussions is actually soccer. kr

in high school. so, there's a correlation that flows through those communities and why i love the free, i love the education and entrepreneur pieces of that because they're essential will human flourishing. you can't do without both. i always say that a good economy makes all things possible so the question is what makes a good economy, the part of that is a good work force. what makes a good work force. education, what kind of education? it has to be at least two prongs. you're too young to remember the days when we had shop in high school. no, no, oh, i-- in high school we took shop. >> that's an important part of it. you can have a-- >> i'm old. >> i'm young, but i don't know what you're saying, trying to give awe compliment on there. and so oscar-- my son is here, 10 years old and the fact of the matter is when we give kids as many options in an area plan for their future, whether you want to go to two-year community college, apprenticeship program, you can have a plumber and make six figures, si

statement last night saying, quote, we are >> deeply saddened to have learned that 2 of our berkeley high school students and the love members of the b usd family lost their lives and a senseless act of violence. our hearts go out to their family and everyone impacted by this tragedy. school district is going to have counseling services in berkeley high school this week. well, a woman is now dead after a hit and run this happen in walnut creek. it happened around 7 saturday night. officials say that woman was struck by a driver at the intersection of north california boulevard and civic dry officers had to close off the area for several hours. no arrests have been made. walnut creek police are asking for help identifying the driver. and the north bay. one person is dead after being hit by a capitol corridor train while inside of a truck that they were driving. the crash happened on the side of 6.80, near fairfield soon city yesterday afternoon. chp says the victim was backing up from a home on a dirt road when they were hit by the train. officers also say the truck was broken in half by the trai

i just had 2 girls, very attractive girls high school girls that go to 2 very expensive high schools, private but not religious high schools. and they wanted to take a picture with my picture. and so i said, sure, and one of them was holding up their birth control pills. so i said, oh, that's really a shame. and so i said, aren't you glad your mom didn't abort you? and one of them says, why wish she had and to say that i wish somebody had aborted me, shows you that even the material well will not give your life meaning. but when she said she is in a fear that tells you exactly what exactly what you need to give your life purpose, i don't think they were supporter. i have never been the same. and they didn't tell me all the things that would happen to me afterwards. they didn't tell me that i would become still to past that. i would make a plan for suicide basin. it's telling me that i would live in depression and anxiety for over 22 years. they didn't tell me that eventually, years later i would have a miscarriage. and then when i did, i couldn't actually grieve that child because i w

see the police at the high school out there in force . officers had to take these seriously and check out every se call. six schools got the callss are looking into what prompted e threats. a reprieve for laguna honda hospital. it will stay open for a year after the city struck a deal with federal regulators. the government had ordered the skilled nursing facility to close by next monthr health and safety violations. al 700 low income parents would hae had to be transferred out. trans had to be paused after nine people died within weeks of beig moved prompting the city to sue the feds over the closure ordere reprieve comes in the exchange for dropping the lawsuit. >> great relief and a joy. it's a win for anyone who might need care in san francisco which is all of us, we are one bad car at away from laguna honda. >> there is a pause until februy and that can be extended. the hl has to make the necessary improvements so it can be recer. > >> dianne feinstein called ate l safety net for the city and said said i look forward to all parts invo

oakland george, washington high school in san francisco south san francisco high school, irvington high school and fremont woodside high school in lincoln high school, san jose, and there was a large police presence at some of those schools where parents showed up just to make sure their kids were okay. great. hernandez says, she left work immediately after receiving a message from her daughter at woodside high school. so he was around 10 and she told me that she was scared because she was not sure what it was going on and all they told them and all she know was to hide maybe spawns from law enforcement alameda sheriff's lieutenant ray kelly explains the motive behind the threat which is usually done anonymously through a digital platform. it's to create havoc and chaos in anarchy, and that's what it's designed to do and cause fear and cause panic. it's really a malicious thing and it's usually the perpetrators are usually young people. kelly says they believe the calls today are related to a series of calls from last month and that one person may be behind this there are several law en

we had kids in my high school who got out of high school. they could be mechanics. how to operate tools. they were ready for a job. we need to start doing that again. and if they decide later they want to go to college, great, but they don't need that. we can get great, high-paying jobs for our kids right out of high school. we are going to work to make that happen. [applause] you're welcome. our kids are so precious. i just heard yesterday that the cdc is going to try to enforce this outrageous shock on our children in order to send them to school. that will never happen with governor kari lake. never. [applause] our children are not guinea pigs, and we are not going to have them forced and experimental -- force an experimental shot on our children in order for them to get an education. we will work with the legislature to make sure that never happens. [applause] you know, a lot of people wonder -- they scratch their head when i came up with our homeless policy. it's not as bad as it is in l.a. here. it's not as bad as it is in san francisco and portland and seattl

, and if we're going have opinions, we need to take action on that. >> reporter: redbank valley high schooltheast of pittsburgh. a fairly staunchly red part of western pennsylvania. the school has a highly engaged civics curriculum. our terry moran was there back in 2016 for the school's mock election. >> donald trump with a landslide victory here. >> in the redbank valley. >> at redbank rally. >> reporter: we checked with him a lot over the years. i was there in 2020 when they again went for trump. >> donald trump with 870 votes. >> qualify joe biden with 56. >> reporter: once again, we are here at redbank valley high school. this is "nightline's" sixth time here since 2016. we're going civics class. today we're talking about the presidential races. today we're talking about the senate race. >> what is the job of the u.s. senate. three, two, one, three them up. i don't know, to make our country good, to pass laws. a couple of you are right. >> reporter: dr. joe harman's eighth graders are just a few weeks in, and they're already learning just how important their state is. >> so, who has th

they happened at woodside high school south san francisco high george washington high in the city, abraham lincoln high and san jose mcclymonds high in oakland and irvington high school in fremont. police also responded to woodside high school on the peninsula and that is where kron four's haaziq madyun picks up our coverage. >> it's all in there that they said that there was a person on campus with a gun. i'm kayla. we're was going on. it was an active shooter report here at south san francisco high school. the call came in to south francisco pd just before 10:00am wednesday. >> a campus lockdown was initiated while officers investigated the threat. parents were notified came to the school and nervously waited outside. this parent asked not to reveal her >> a little high on the like a little i wish like me something right away. instead of paying it takes like 10 minutes later. but i am just, you know, thankful that there's no bloodshed and nobody's hurt. nobody is going home safe. >> officials with the south san francisco unified school district say the active shooter call to police was a

angel was 15 years old, a sophomore at berkeley high school. they were two of six children and leave behind a single mother. neighbos say about 20 to 40 teens attended what was believed to ba birthday party saturday night at night at a vacation rental home. vacation rental home. >> it started as a commotion. yg people drinking and kind of gathering and started breaking e exchanging gunfire. at least two two firearms. two distinct gunst sounds. i don't think they were from the same gun. they were shooting simultaneously. no wayt could have come from the same firearm. >> reporter: the berkeley supert said in a statement, we are deeply saddened to learn that to to high school students and be loved members of our family losr lives yesterday in a senseless act of gun violence. are the pta pta added we are respecting their privacy. we will hold ourn close tonight and work with thet and berkeley high administration high administration to support g time. a crime scene cleanup worker said there was a lot of y decorations inside the apartment the apartme

we're starting with south san francisco high school that school was placed on lockdown around 10 o'clock this morning when police received a call of an on authorized person on campus. that's when the school went into lockdown. the lockdown was lifted in just the last hour when police concluded there was no merit to the phone call kron four's camila barco is joining us live now. they're from campus. camila. i know you've been speaking with parents this morning. there are many of them still gathered there right behind you. what are they saying? >> yeah, well, now, as you can see behind me, there are dozens of parents lined up right now because they're waiting to see and reunite with their child. they heard this news. they from their phones and many of them came here to campus to get their child. as you can see me, this is will step out the ways you guys can get a better look a scene here at south san francisco. can i mean excuse me? parents are just waiting outside to pick up and see their kids. one parent tells me that they rushed here as soon as they heard that there might have been an a

, abraham lincoln high and san jose mcclymonds high school in oakland irvington high school in fremont. >> police also responded to woodside high school in the south bay. and that is where kron 4 says he quit you and picks up our coverage. >> a lockdown causes anxious moments for parents, students and staff here at woodside high school in woodside. i never thought this would happen. was kind of scary effort. you know, the principal just liked. >> we're on lockdown. >> it was just past 08:00am on wednesday when calls came into the san mateo county sheriff's office about an active shooter at woodside high school. >> they responded and quickly locked down the campus with the assistance with that high school staff. the campus was searched and very quickly became apparent that this was a hoax. >> in fact, multiple schools across the bay area when into lockdowns after receiving calls about an active shooter on campus. police investigation is ultimately revealed that all of the reports were fake. what the nervous moments for parents outside of the school checking their cellphones, hoping to h

it's a little rock central high school. the bus dropped her off two blocks from the school not i don't know if any of you have ever been to little rock central high, but it is a massive building. it covers two whole city blocks. it's frontage runs two whole city blocks. and elizabeth got dropped off near one of the corners. two blocks up, but near one of the corners of that big two block school. she walked down and she was walking down towards the school. she could see down towards the center of the school on the street in front of the school down towards the center. she could see the white mob. and she could see ringing the school all the way to the corner the national guardsman that the governor of arkansas had called out the night before. in order to tonight before order to prevent. elizabeth eckford and her nine other african american kids from going into the school and defiance of a federal court order. she was 15. now as she was coming up to the line, she could see that the national guardsmen were letting white kids th

that's what a lot of the elite high schools and middle schools look like that of pipelines to the ivyue. these are pipelines to wisdom. timeless wisdom the type of education our founders received they gave them the ability to debate with a debate of two and 50 years ago and create this government that is a republic if we can keep it. i didn't get that education and i got a standard, every time i talk to david doing thing, pursing of its it is why can he go back to monitor schools? because i learned almost nothing. if i look back at the social studies that i learned that we all took social studies, i bet you all did, social sciences, political scientist. guess what. all disciplines beta pi marxist. all of them. it used to be geography and philosophy and theology in civics and politics. they deconstructed it to dumb it down to make it all a scientific method that could be explained because there's no more objective truth. we all got a progressive education and we didn't know it. what david is doing is unearthing a hidden form of education that the progressive almost completely buried by

henry gun high school was just picked as the best public high school in the state. the ranking comes from te reresearch website niche. and also making the top ten were pao alto high school at number six, saratoga high school came in at number eight and los altos high school in mountain view came in at number ten. > >> science in the park at cal se east bay community members gathd on campus today for the free ev. science in the park is hosted be alameda county supervisor richad valley. it brings together science, technology, engineering engineering and arts in a fun and interactive environment. kis and families, kid could bring their own egg drop experiments we all remember those and drop them from a ladder close to 60 feet in the air. >> i'm here for my son. get him out of the house. he really likes legos. and jumpers. and got to see all the stuff they have out here today and it's a really nice event for the kids. >> my egg always broke. there was a massive lego carnival a petting zoo and also some food . [ music ] > >> well, expect big crowds all d at golden gate p

high school's head coach told the rosa press democrat that it was because of a fight on the skyline high campus this week that sent one player to the hospital. a spokesperson for oakland schools would only confirm there was a conflict on campus. there is a possible break in the case of alexis gabe. she is the 24 year old oakley woman who police say was murdered by her boyfriend, but her body hasn't been found. the gabe family yesterday went to the location where the bones were found and they say a thousand dollar reward has enlisted over 700 volunteers to help in the search. they are actively searching right now. and that's why we are always getting a tip every time they see something they message us. alexis gabe went missing on january 26th after visiting her ex-boyfriend marshall jones at his home in antioch. police say alexis was killed by jones. he was killed by officers near seattle while attempting to serve him an arrest warrant in june a map allegedly created by jones has led police and volunteers to pioneer. moving on now a vandal to faced a catholic parish office in palo alt

right there in high school. i will tell you, that is music to the ears of industry leaders and business leaders, because they say we have great jobs, we don't have people ready for them, let's not let our kids floundered by 10 years after high school, let's get them ready in high school so they are ready for those big jobs. i'm going to date myself a little bit, i'm sure there's a few people my age or older who remembers when we used to do that. we had kids in my high school who got at a high school, they could be mechanics, they knew how to operate tools, they were ready for a job and we need to do that again. and if they decide later they want to go to college, great, but they don't need that. we can get great high-paying jobs for our kids right out of high school and we will work to make that happen. [applause] kari: you're welcome. our kids are so precious, i just heard yesterday that the cdc is going to try to enforce this outrageous shot on our children. that will never happen with governor kari lake. our

week high school band challeng. week high school band challenge. >> we were the last winners, soe so we're bringing it back this r 10. >> you're defending champs? >> we sure are. >> reporter: it's a championshiy championship emily dick hopes will ring true once again. >> being champions, there is a e a little weight on us, but we'le that. >> reporter: because with pract, with practice, you can overcome, overcome anything, even when thn when the sun goes down they put in hour hads after school. >> working with these musicianst musicians, it definitely gives you a surge of energy when you feel like you don't have more left to go in the day. >> reporter: a chance to flex tr flex their stuff on the footbald football field where they move and play and [ singing in non-english] until 10:00 p.m. all the players represent their school, their city, their community, and show chaos can indeed become beautiful music. >> i think we show there is so h so much goodness happening in here in pittsburg. that's what i hope they take a

the higher the the unemployment rate is and the lower the graduation rate is in high school. so there's a correlation that flows through those communities and it's one of the reasons why i love the free i love the education and the entrepreneur pieces of because they are absolutely essential to human flourishing. yes, you can't it without both. i always say a good economy makes all things possible. so the question is what makes a good economy? a part of that is a good workforce. well, what makes a good workforce. education. what kind of education? well, it has to at least be two problems. you're too young to remember days when we had shop in high school where you can. oh, no, i did. i went to brooklyn tech. that's where we took shop. okay. shop is really important part of it. yeah. so you can have a 67 year old. that means you. i think i'm young, so i'm not sure what you're talking about anyway. i'm saying give you a backhanded there, but you just oscar work on this way. so his. yeah. oscar my son is here. yes. ten years old to be a baseball player when he grows up. literally

i just had 2 girls, very attractive girls, high school girls that go to 2 very expensive high schools, private but not religious high schools. and they wanted to take a picture with my picture. and so i said, sure, and one of them was holding up their birth control pills. so i said, oh, that's really a shame. and so i said, aren't you glad your mom didn't? the board you. and one of them says, why wish she had and to say that i wish somebody had a boarded me, shows you that even the material well will not give your life meaning. but when she said she is an 8th year, that tells you exactly what exactly what you need to give your life purpose. i don't the day we're supporter. i have never been the same and they didn't. how me all the things that would happen to me afterwards. they didn't tell me that i would become so de past that i would make a plan for suicide. they didn't. it's telling me that i would live in depression and anxiety for over 22 years. they didn't tell me that eventually years later i would have a miscarriage. and then when i did, i couldn't actually grieve that child b

if youou talk quite a bit in the book about when you started high school in the amount of racialized lying and hatred you often receive from other students just part of school life as opposed to something people felt compelled to actually do anything about. you talk a little bit about that? asked that was totally -- just unexpected.me i went to this school thinking that what i saw before me and like high school mates, we would have students coming from other schools to come and talk to us about their schools. like all of the love and the school pride, that's what i thought i was going to be walking into. never once did it cross my mind that i would endure something completely different. especially because most of the racism is had seen was in the books and the archival footage that i watched an' all of that. young.'t i was until by the time i got to the point to where i was going to high school i just didn't think that was something i would see in high school. because basically it was almost like racism was over. for the part of it that was so overworked at least was over. but walking

so middle school, high school and graduate school all in public institutions. and my twin sons who also have just been to public intuition all of their life. and my qualifications is that i have run companies. i do know what it takes to run a business, including fiscal responsibility and operational excellence but most importantly setting goals so that the company and all the employees of the company can move in the same direction. and i think that's something that is lacking for the past many years is no clear goals and priorities. that is something that the board is working on right now. and i'm supportive and once we get everything going in the same direction, i think that we can turn this serviceship around. thank you very much. >> gabriela. >> i appreciate this question because i can elaborate more often my education. as i mentioned my work and heart is rooted in education. i have bachelors in liberal students to become a elementary teacher. i received in masters in education from ucla where i gained a teaching credential in california where i can teach in

at the central visual and performing arts high school in st. louis. one student livestreaming from inside a classroom. >> it's the police! it's okay. >> reporter: just as police arrived -- >> everyone line up in a single file line, okay? >> reporter: -- and divide guided them to safety. >> i seen my friend has blood on her hand. and it was like she's seen the shooter. the shooter came to her and said, "you ready to die?" >> reporter: worried parents racing to the school. >> when we got here, i just start hearing shots, and they just made us get down, and they told us to get away from this thing. she was communicating with me inside and letting me know that everything is okay. >> reporter: police say the suspect, who they believe to be about 20 years old, was armed with a long gun and killed one adult woman and a teenage girl, before police killed him on the third floor. they insist the school doors were locked, but they did not reveal how he got inside. >> the security staff did an the suspect's efforts to enter and immediately notified other staff. >

especially this one specific trophy, where three years ago, the pittsburgh high school marching band took home first place in the 2019 fleet week high school band challenge. >> and we were the last winners, so we are bringing it back. this october 10. >> you are defending champs? >> we sure are. >> @#reporter: it is a championship emily dick hopes will ring true once again. >> being champions, there is a little weight on us. but i think we'll overcome that. >> reporter: because with practice, you can overcome anything. even when the sun goes down. they @#put in hours after schoo >> working with these musicians, it definitely gives you a surge of energy when you feel like you don't have any more left to give in the day. >> reporter: a chance to flex their stuff. on the football field, where they move and play in sync until 10:00 p.m. on a @#school night. all to represent their school, their city, their community, and show from chaos can indeed come beautiful music. >> i think that we show, there is so much goodness happening here in pittsburgh, that is what i hope people take away whe

[applause] reporter: senior night at mount pleasant high school in san jose.ys ceremony marked the last home game seniors will ever play or chair. for 17-year-old victoria, it's a memory she never anticipated making. >> she saw a lot of movies. she saw these rituals in america that you do. she's really happy. she likes it. it gives her power after what she went through. reporter: her on assisted with translation, explaining the teen and her mother arrived from ukraine in may after the russian invasion. victoria's father wasn't allowed to leave and remains overseas. in san jose, the teen has immersed herself in schoolwork and cheerleading, a sport that isn't offered back home. even finding enjoyment in american customs. >> lockers. something big because we don't have that in ukraine at all. lockers is something that she's excited again. reporter: victoria's experience is real and it's bittersweet. the teen navigating what seems to be a new world while her country is still at war. >> for once, she is happy that she's here. sometimes she feels guilty that she's h

school program. stephen eugene's high worked as an art teacher at an elementary school in san jose. deputies say the incident happened 2 years ago but would not identify the school involved. detectives say thai contacted the miners through social media. the teacher was booked into the santa clara county jail of charges of lewd acts with a child under the age of 14. officials believe there could be other victims. >> but there's protest that has state that led to the city's district attorney walking out 3 of the city's district attorney candidates, including brooke jenkins, gathered for a debate. you that activists who oppose jenkins plan to prosecute some underage offenders as adults stormed the venue, chanting no justice, no peace. we're told the situation got tense to the point that all the candidates eventually got up and walked out. we are working to find out if the forum will be rescheduled. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a new report may show that a lot of work california did with reducing greenhouse gas emissions. they have got out the window thanks to the twenty-t

so now bring it to the high school level.ayers union, but at the high school level, who are the people who need to be, you know, on the team of the kid, to help recognize something's going on, and that kid shouldn't may again right now or sit out, who is on that team? >> yeah, about half of the schools have access to an a athletic trainer. about 70% of kids are covered by one. but the added layer that we have to talk about with concussions with teenagers is, you know, tua is sticking to the story that it was a back injury that caused him to fall over and to shake his head in the classic shaking off the cobweb motion. of course, i don't believe that, but at least he might have some idea what happened to him and realize he had a concussion. teenagers are not old enough to understand what's happening inside their brain. and they might not connect the dot it is they took a hit yesterday and the next day they're having headaches, they couldn't sleep last night. they may not tell the athletic trainer they might have a concussion. h

at hat high school.er that killed them gets to live another day. >> the jury had to come to a unanimous decision, in order to recommend that it three jurors say they believe crews is mentally ill. >> a man accused of killing four people, including an eight-year-old girl, pleaded not guilty. she appeared in court to face many charges, including counsel murder. relatives of the victims say that they used to work in a trucking company until they parted ways. he will be back in court in december. his brother is also facing charges in connection with this. a private funeral is set for tomorrow. >> housing to taxes to groceries. san francisco comes with some steep cost of living. a census survey shows that 7.6% of residents are considering moving to another city. the american housing survey shows the top of the list for leaving. as followed by seattle. it is kind of surprising -- dallas. >> dowse -- housing is high here. many of them move to states like texas. sometimes it's housing comes -- sometimes it is st

they happened at woodside high school and then you have south san francisco high school, george washington high abraham lincoln high school little further down there in san jose. we have the climate high school in oakland and irvington high school in fremont. now authorities say those active shooter reports were the result of swatting calls. that's what calls are. prank phone calls aimed at getting a large response from law enforcement. investigators ultimately revealed all of those reports were fake. but the nervous moments for parents outside of the schools hoping to hear from their children. that was real. >> it's all in there that they said that there was person on campus with a gun. i'm kayla. we're was going a little high on the like a little a little of i wish like me something right away. instead of paying. it takes like 10 minutes later. but i am just, you know, thankful that there's no bloodshed and nobody's hurt. nobody is going home safe. >> the officers that have been responding to fate that we're responding to those fake calls, they could have been responding to actual emerge