Mesa Verde girls softball team wins first playoff game in 30 years
The Mesa Verde High School girls’ softball team won their first playoff game in 30 years after coming back from 18 runs down to win by one run…
Meet the MVHS ‘Spirit of San Juan’ award honoree Nia Blunt
Nia Blunt of Mesa Verde High School received “numerous nominations” for the 2026 Spirit of San Juan Awards, the San Juan Unified School District says…
What happened to plans for a new charter school in Citrus Heights
Questions remain after a charter school once planning to relocate to Citrus Heights dropped those plans…
Ground breaking planned for San Juan High School stadium upgrades
San Juan High School is gearing up for transformation with construction set to begin on a long-awaited stadium modernization project…
Mesa Verde boys’ volleyball team ends year with ‘heads held high’
The Mesa Verde High School’s boys’ volleyball team made waves in the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV this spring, earning recognition for a record-breaking season…
Annual high school manufacturing challenge returning to Citrus Heights
The Sacramento Valley Manufacturers Alliance is hosting its second annual High School Manufacturing Challenge on April 26…
Citrus Heights Rotary, alumni, help revitalize softball field at San Juan High
The San Juan High School girls’ softball team now has a newly revamped field to call their own, thanks to the help of the Citrus Heights Rotary Club and graduates from the Class of 1974…
Fantasy, adventure await in MVHS production of ‘She Kills Monsters’
There’s still time to see Mesa Verde High School’s spring production this March…
San Juan High School to receive stadium upgrades, new tennis courts
San Juan High School will soon have its stadium remodeled, according to an update from the district…
Citrus Heights student injured in hit-and-run with school bus
A student returned to school after being involved in a vehicle versus school bus accident on…
SJUSD aims to finalize district-wide cell phone policy
In December, the San Juan Unified School District announced that the district would release a newly drafted district-wide cell phone policy in an effort to…
Measure P passed. What will it mean for Citrus Heights schools?
With the passage of Measure P, a $950 million dollar facilities improvement bond, local schools in Citrus Heights can expect significant upgrades, according to the San Juan Unified School District.
