Yearly Archives: 2014

New Years 2015

Alexa, grade 2, Santa Rosa Haleia, grade 2, Cloverdale Melanie, grade 2, Glen Ellen Gracie, grade 3, Sebastopol Haley, grade 3, Santa Rosa Ahasabi, grade 5, Santa Rosa Ariana, grade 5, Santa Rosa … Continue reading →

Chevron and Kid Scoop News partner to expand STEM education

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 1, 2014 Chevron and Kid Scoop News partner to expand STEM education and build STEM literacy for 30,000 elementary school students throughout Alameda & Contra Costa County (Oakland, CA, December 1, 2014)—Kid Scoop News, a hands-on … Continue reading →

The Scary WORLD SERIES Win for the GIANTS Recipe

By Eric Mejia A pound of Pablo Sandoval, A teaspoon of Madison Bumgarner, Another pound of Buster Posey, A spoon of Brandon Crawford, A big spoon of Juan Perez, A pinch of Gregor Blanco, A mix of Brandon Belt, A … Continue reading →

Scarecrows

Austin, grade 2, Sonoma Parker, grade 2, Healdsburg Sebastian, grade 2, Santa Rosa Vanessa, grade 2, Glen Ellen Wendy, grade 2, Sonoma Aurora, grade 3, Healdsburg Daniela, grade 3, Glen Ellen Estevar, grade … Continue reading →

Broadway Under The Stars 2

Alexandra, Annapolis Isabella, Novato Ryan, Cloverdale Aryana, Santa Rosa Marcela, San Rafael Fatima, Sonoma

Interview With Tim Green

Every year, Tim travels to various schools speaking to thousands of students. He encourages them to get a good education, read more, and have good character. I was fortunate enough to be able to speak with Tim about his life, family, and success. Continue reading →

SMART Train and Operation Lifesaver

Kid Scoop News is creating educational materials for SMART Train and Operation Lifesaver to teach local kids about rail safety in the North Bay Area. Be sure to remind kids that rail lines that have been inactive for years are … Continue reading →

Kids revved up for race car challenge

On May 13, 2014, Napa Junction Elementary School students were shouting for science, thanks to an educational initiative by Sonoma Raceway and its partners. The fourth-graders gathered on the playground cheered on small, gravity-powered cars they had built in class, … Continue reading →

Dreams Come True

Some people wish on stars, others toss coins in a fountain; I simply emailed my dreams to a fairy godmother – Gina Lehe, Media Director of the Rose Bowl & BCS Game. She waived her magic wand and granted me media privileges to the 100th Rose Bowl & the final BCS game. Continue reading →

College Football at its Finest

This past season, my focus has been on college football; in my opinion – the greatest of all sports. I had the opportunity to attend regular season games, press conferences, and even bowl games. Continue reading →