Happy New Year 2018! Next COPE General Meeting: January 20th, 2018 (8:30 - 10:30 a.m) @ New Hope Family Life Center. Please plan to join us and you are welcome to bring family and friends.
The #LoveFest is a FREE event for students of color (ages 13-18)! The event will shine a light on the importance of mental health and show how accessible resources and services are to youth and their families. Free food, live music & performances, as well as student & parent workshops!
The San Bernardino City USD Equity & Targeted and Student Achievement department invites parents to attend a college tour of UCLA on January 25th, through the district’s First Experience program. Transportation, lunch, and opportunities for A-G workshops.
STATE OF AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH & GOVERNOR CANDIDATE FORUM
Next COPE General Meeting: February 17th, 2018 (8:30 - 10:30 a.m) @ New Hope Family Life Center. Please plan to join us and you are welcome to bring family and friends.
The forum will give candidates an opportunity to showcase their views on municipal issues and to share their vision for the city’s future. It also serves to inform the electorate and motivate them to get out and vote.
The California Schools and Local Communities Funding Act of 2018 is an initiative that will restore over $11 billion per year to California' schools, community colleges, health clinics, and other vital services. We are asking for your support by volunteering for our "signature gathering" events.
Next COPE General Meeting: March 17th, 2018 (8:30 - 10:30 a.m) @ New Hope Family Life Center. Please plan to join us and you are welcome to bring family and friends.
The Civic Responsibility For A Better I.E. has plan an effective series of workshops and events that will educate, empower, and activate Inland Empire residents. To enlighten students/residents about election process at the local, state, and/or federal levels.
Ed Trust—West is proud to present State Superintendent Candidate Conversations in San Bernardino with Marshall Tuck hosted by The Education Trust—West and co-hosted by local Inland Valley and state partners. This Saturday's dialogue is designed to give local educators, parents, students and community members the opportunity to learn more about Marshall Tuck's plan for the future of California’s K-12 education system.
