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Morning Lookout: County’s adult education boom; Water Street safety improvements open house
Santa Cruz County news and opinion headlines from Lookout for the morning of Monday, Sept. 21.
Monday evening traffic: Highway 1 at Park closed overnight for paving; delays
Monday traffic trouble spots in and around Santa Cruz County.
‘I felt like I reset my life’: More Santa Cruz County adults returning to school for a second chance
The Santa Cruz County Office of Education’s free Career Advancement Charter has seen enrollment grow 332% since 2021 as more adults return to school to earn high school diplomas and pursue new career goals. For graduates like Yumi Mondragon and Rebeca Reyes, the program’s flexibility and support have helped them overcome past barriers and continue their education.
Carmageddon: Upcoming open house for safety improvements on Water Street
The City of Santa Cruz is hosting an open house on Wednesday for the upcoming Water Street Safety Project, a plan that includes new bike facilities and intersection improvements along the busy road.
‘Sentí que reiniciaba mi vida’: más adultos del condado de Santa Cruz regresan a la escuela en busca de una segunda oportunidad
El programa Career Advancement Charter, gestionado por la Oficina de Educación del Condado de Santa Cruz, ha registrado un aumento del 332 % en su matrícula desde 2021, a medida que más adultos regresan a las aulas para obtener su diploma de escuela secundaria y perseguir nuevas metas profesionales. Para graduadas como Yumi Mondragon y Rebeca Reyes, la flexibilidad y el apoyo que ofrece el programa han sido fundamentales para superar obstáculos del pasado y continuar con su formación académica.
Sunday Reads: Exploring options for Cabrillo’s old theater; AI and Santa Cruz artists
Specially curated stories from Lookout Santa Cruz correspondents and opinion pieces from contributors.
470 empty seats make some noise: What’s next for Cabrillo’s original theater?
Two weeks after Lookout asked whether Cabrillo College’s long-shuttered theater could have a second act, nearly 99% of 178 survey respondents said yes. Now a group of longtime Cabrillo artists and educators is exploring what it would take to bring the 470-seat theater back to life, while the college says it welcomes conversations about revitalizing the space.
