Margaret Hill
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San Bernardino High’s The Nest Student Store ready to welcome students again
The team takes great pride in running our student store and we can’t wait to see what the future holds, writes Hailey Mejia, the store manager. → Read More
Let’s get going and celebrate World Kindness Day every day – San Bernardino Sun
While the official day is Nov. 13, being kind is something we should do all the time — compassion for others is what binds us. → Read More
This recent Inland Empire high school grad shares thoughts, experiences
Isabella Rainbolt wanted to share her experiences so that they may benefit others who will move on to college in the future. → Read More
Students it’s time to celebrate yourselves, as we celebrate you – San Bernardino Sun
Columnist Margaret Hill writes about why it’s important for students to celebrate themselves every day. → Read More
Inland Empire students can support California Clean Air Day, here’s how – San Bernardino Sun
There are many things that can be done to support the effort, on Oct. 6, and every day. → Read More
It’s time for the village to wake up as students return to school in the Inland Empire – San Bernardino Sun
It’s everyone’s responsibility to help our students’ education. → Read More
It’s back to school for Inland Empire students, time to make the most of the year ahead – San Bernardino Sun
Regular attendance is key to receive the benefits. → Read More
Teenage tennis coach hopes to inspire younger players
Denise Campbell is a junior coach with the Let’s Teach Tennis Organization. → Read More
This San Bernardino sixth-grader received gold in the San Bernardino County Science and Engineering Fair
Maximilian Goodly is a 2021 nominee for the Broadcom MASTERS Award. → Read More
As students return to school, here’s a reminder how to stop and prevent bullying – San Bernardino Sun
We can no longer play the blame game, the responsibility rests with all of us. → Read More
School is starting again soon, here are 5 tips for a productive year
Columnist Margaret Hill offers her top five tips for a meaningful school year. → Read More
COVID didn’t stop this Crafton Hills College student from achieving her goal – San Bernardino Sun
Charis Alexander started at Crafton and is now planning to attend USC. → Read More
San Gorgonio High’s Jobs for California’s Graduates students did not let the pandemic stop them – San Bernardino Sun
The school-to-career transition program steadily moved forward with its goals. → Read More
Congratulations, Class of 2021! You overcame challenges to achieve this goal
After demonstrating your abilities, now you can continue down this successful road. → Read More
Despite coronavirus pandemic, Tachikawa-San Bernardino Sister City Program continues
For over 60 years, student ambassadors have been participating in the exchange program. → Read More
Akoma Unity Center helps San Bernardino youth
San Bernardino City Unified students get homework support, tutoring, and more from the San Bernardino-based center. → Read More
2020 Vision Youth is preparing San Bernardino-area students for the future
The programs are designed to be resources to thousands of youth. → Read More
These students have been ‘Putting Through the Pandemic’ – San Bernardino Sun
Students form a golf group where they meet online to play games and challenges. → Read More
Operation New Hope gives San Bernardino students skills to pursue their dreams
Operation New Hope is an organization dedicated to understanding the challenges of all students. → Read More
Young Women’s Empowerment Foundation helps San Bernardino area students thrive
The program has evolved during the coronavirus pandemic to offer virtual options. → Read More