Sadie Dittenber

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sadie Dittenber

This story is part of SLO Tribune's Parents Central, our expanding coverage for local parents. We're tackling issues that matter to you the most, explaining the "what it means," from school budgets to children's health. We also want to have fun: Send us your best tips for local parents and things to do. Email [email protected]. More than 80 students walked across the steps of Mission Plaza on Friday night to celebrate their graduation from Mission College Preparatory High School.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sadie Dittenber

This story is part of SLO Tribune's Parents Central, our expanding coverage for local parents. We're tackling issues that matter to you the most, explaining the "what it means," from school budgets to children's health. We also want to have fun: Send us your best tips for local parents and things to do. Email [email protected]. A record number of accepted students have committed to enroll at Cal Poly this fall.

1 week ago | sanluisobispo.com | Sadie Dittenber

This story is part of SLO Tribune's Parents Central, our expanding coverage for local parents. We're tackling issues that matter to you the most, explaining the "what it means," from school budgets to children's health. We also want to have fun: Send us your best tips for local parents and things to do. Email [email protected]. A new fashion trend is taking one San Luis Obispo school by storm thanks to the savvy business skills of two local fourth-graders.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sadie Dittenber

This story is part of SLO Tribune's Parents Central, our expanding coverage for local parents. We're tackling issues that matter to you the most, explaining the "what it means," from school budgets to children's health. We also want to have fun: Send us your best tips for local parents and things to do. Email [email protected]. A new fashion trend is taking one San Luis Obispo school by storm thanks to the savvy business skills of two local fourth-graders.

2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Sadie Dittenber

Cal Poly students took to the seas Thursday morning to test a device that could one day harvest the energy of waves to charge batteries. A team of mechanical and electrical engineering students have been working on the project since October, when the U.S. Navy approached Cal Poly, according to electrical engineering student Julian Steele. The Navy is working with the team to develop the device, Steele told The Tribune.