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Don’t sound the death knell for American education just yet. School success stories are out there. You just have to find them.

Our South County reporter Jim Hinch found one such story at Southwest Middle School in San Ysidro.

The school serves some of San Diego County’s highest needs students and grapples with the usual post-pandemic challenges.

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How do you make a pirate ship out of metal folding chairs?

Ask the students at Southwest Middle School in San Ysidro. They just did it.

A few weeks ago, as part of Southwest Middle’s annual Fall Festival, students converted part of the school cafeteria into a recreation of a scene from Disneyland’s beloved Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

The c...

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Lu is a San Diego–based defense and public-sector program leader. He serves on the Board of Management of the Armed Services YMCA San Diego and is an Executive MPA candidate at Cornell University focusing on Program and Non-profit management.

San Diego spends a lot of time talking about how to keep people from falling into crisis. Voice of San Diego has co...

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The North County Transit District’s zero-emission buses are getting expensive – maybe even too expensive.

To comply with a state regulation that requires transit agencies to cut emissions from their vehicles, the district has started rolling out hydrogen fuel cell buses. But the agency’s officials say the fuel is so expensive, they can only afford to run a few hydr...

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Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the universe, but the North County Transit District has to truck it in from almost 100 miles away to fuel their zero-emission buses.

The carbon free fuel costs so much, the transportation agency serving 340 square miles of northern San Diego County says it can only run a few hydrogen fuel cell buses at a time. Shawn Donaghy...

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