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Baldwin Park Unified Showcase Event set for 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, March 2.

Holland Middle School has expanded its robotics program to include three competitive teams: The A Team is a six-member all-female eighth-grade team; B Team consists of seven eighth-graders; X Team is made up of five underclassmen. Teams B and X will compete in the Robotics League Finals Saturday, Jan. 26 at Pico Rivera STEAM Academy.

Since Holland Middle School composed its first competitive robotics team a year ago, student interest has significantly increased, with the school now supporting three teams.

Baldwin Park Unified School District saw growth in multiple areas on the California School Dashboard, a tool that gives parents, students and educators access to important school and district data.

Ethel Fimbres, a CISCO Networking Academy certified teacher, oversees the second round of the CyberPatriot global competition with Baldwin Park High School senior student Karmen Lance, who competed with her team Cloud9.

During Baldwin Park Unified’s organizational meeting on Dec. 10, Board of Education member Christina Lucero was nominated as board president and Betsabel Lara was selected to serve as vice president and clerk. Pictured are, from left to right, Superintendent Dr. Froilan N. Mendoza, board member Santos Hernandez, Jr., President Lucero, Vice President Lara, member Robert Guzman Varela and member Deanna Coronado Robles.

Baldwin Park Unified held an Oath of Office Ceremony on Dec. 10. for returning Board of Education member Betsabel Lara and newly elected members Deanna Coronado Robles and Robert Guzman Varela.

Youtuber and youth motivational speaker Josh Drean beatboxes for Foster Elementary fifth- and sixth-graders as part of his anti-bullying presentation on Nov. 9. Drean shared how students can stand against bullying, avoid stereotypes and improve social media by embracing positivity and kindness.

The city of Baldwin Park’s Arts and Recreation Center is hosting a Día de los Muertos art exhibit until Saturday, Nov. 3, featuring artwork created by eight Baldwin Park High School students.