COVID-19: A Clovis Year in Review
March 13, 2020 was the day Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the shelter-in-place order to residents across the state of California.…
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Education
CUSD Announces Plans for Graduations, Proms, and More
Clovis Unified students are receiving the news that they have been anticipating for months, as Superintendent Dr. Eimear O’Farrell announced…
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CUSD Provide Latest Update on COVID-19 Plans
On Tuesday, California announced a plan to discontinue the color-coded tier system statewide by June 15, which could have significant…
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Unionizing a Point of Contention at CUSD Board Meeting
A contentious battle between pro-union and union opposition was at the forefront of the Clovis Unified School District (CUSD) Governing…
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Clovis Educators Push to Form Union
Clovis educators have launched an organizing effort called the Association of Clovis Educators (ACE) in hopes of forming a union…
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CHS Students Recognized for Top Construction Design
The National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) recognized Clovis High School’s (CHS) building trades internship class for its work…
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Clovis North High School to Host First Annual “Innovation Challenge”
Clovis North High School’s Coding Club is hosting their first ever virtual “Innovation Challenge” this coming March 26-28 weekend. The…
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Student Conference Provides Inclusivity for CUSD’s Largest Asset, Latino Students
Clovis Unified School District will be holding its annual Latino Student Success Conference (LSSC) for middle and high school students…
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CUSD Prepares for Fall Reopening, Focal Point Being a Reduction in Social Distancing
The battle to return to pre-COVID normalcy continues as planning goals for fall 2021 were laid out to the Clovis…
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Fugman Elementary Student to Compete in Scripps National Spelling Bee this Summer
On March 15-16, the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools held their 27th annual “Scripps Spell Off.” This year, the event…
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