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By Manny Sandoval
More than 100 students from San Bernardino County Community Schools became published authors on May 5 during “Beyond the Books,” a youth storytelling showcase held at the Dorothy Ingham Learning Center.
Presented in partnership by the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools (SBCSS) and human development non-profit IMPACTtruth, the event spot-
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Flighted student-authored stories centered on values like courage, empathy, and resilience. All participants are now officially published through the Literature to Life program, which helps young people transform lived experiences into original literary works.
Students represented eight County Community Schools—institutions that serve underserved youth facing significant personal, academic, or socio-emotional challenges. Through the Literature to Life program, they engaged in guided story-
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or the fourth year in a row, the San Bernardino Public Library is offering its library cardholders free vehicle day-use entry to over 200 participating state parks and beaches operated by the California State Parks. State funding for this popular program was proposed to be eliminated but was restored in the 2024-2025 budget for one more year due to a statewide petition drive.
Five passes are available at the City of San Bernardino’s Norman F. Feldheym Main Library and three passes are available at each of the City branch libraries.
“Libraries are trusted community hubs where Californians know they can find what they need to work, play, and thrive,” said California State Librarian Greg Lucas. “This partnership with State Parks now allows Californians to ‘check out’ California’s great outdoors at their community library.”
The California State Library Parks Pass Program has been an important way to provide residents with the opportunity to visit state parks that they might not have other-
wise visited. A survey conducted by the California State Parks Foundation found that 63% of Californians considered cost to be their main reason for not having visited state parks previously.
“Every Californian should have access to the beauty and benefits of parks, and we know that cost can be a barrier to visiting. We're excited that local branch libraries are once again a gateway to state parks," said Executive Director of the California State Parks Foundation Rachel Norton.
The California State Library Parks Pass is valid for entry of one passenger vehicle with a capacity of nine people or less, or one highway licensed motorcycle.
Popular Orange County beaches are among the locations eligible for free admission including Doheny State Beach, Huntington State Beach, Bolsa Chica State Beach, and San Onofre State Beach.
Other participating state parks include Silverwood Lake and Chino Hills State Park in San Bernardino County, Lake Perris State Recreation Area and Anza Borrego State Park in Riverside County, Carlsbad State Beach in San Diego County, and Malibu
telling rooted in personal transformation and character development.
The showcase featured remarks from County Superintendent Ted Alejandre, Assistant Superintendent Myrlene Pierre, and Dr. Scott Wyatt, Area Director of Student Services for SBCSS. Each underscored the importance of elevating student voices and creating pathways for youth to see their lived experiences as sources of strength.
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Creek State Park in Los Angeles County.
Please visit https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=30813 for a complete list of participating parks. Some California State Parks have been excluded from the program.
Passes may be checked out for up to three weeks at a time with a City of San Bernardino library card in good standing and are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and. Passes may not be placed on hold or renewed.
The park passes may be checked out through December 31, 2025, at the following San Bernardino Public Library locations:
Feldheym Central Library: 555 West Sixth Street
Inghram Branch Library: 1505 West Highland Avenue
Rowe Branch: 108 East Marshall Boulevard
Villaseñor Branch: 525 North Mt. Vernon
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- Also speaking was Roy Juarez, Jr., founder and CEO of IMPACTtruth and an awardwinning author whose personal journey from homelessness to entrepreneurship has inspired youth nationwide. Juarez praised the students for turning challenges into narratives of growth and resilience.
State Parks (cont.)
- San Bernardino Public libraries are open Mondays & Tuesdays from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesdays & Thursdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The libraries are closed on Fridays, Sundays, and most holidays.
Residents can obtain a free library card at the circulation
San Bernardino County—the largest geographic county in the United States—serves more than 400,000 K–12 students. Through events like this, SBCSS continues its commitment to educational equity, innovation, and celebrating the stories that shape student success.
desk of any San Bernardino Public Library. A valid identification and a permanent address are required. Children under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign their library card application.
For more information, call the City of San Bernardino Public Library at 909-998-4251 or visit their website at https://www.sbpl.org/.
Rialto High School Names Class of 2025 Valedictorian and Salutatorian
By IECN Staff
Ina surprise fit for royalty, Rialto High School’s top academic honors — the Class of 2025 Valedictorian and Salutatorian — were recently bestowed on two Knights who have spent four years exemplifying excellence.
Randy Gomez Francisco, and Emily J. Martinez were named Rialto High School’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian, respectively, for the Class of 2025. The announcement came during a surprise ceremony on campus in April, when the students were called to the principal’s office under the impression they were meeting with Principal Dr. Caroline Sweeney to discuss scholarship opportunities. When the door opened, they were instead greeted by Dr. Sweeney and a room filled with Rialto Unified School District leaders, school staff, and their proud families.
Gomez Francisco leads his class with a 4.69 GPA and will attend UCLA this fall, where he plans to major in Aerospace Engineering. During his remarks, he expressed gratitude to his teachers and friends, including mentors Mr. Ansermet, Mr. Gutierrez, and Mr. Thompson.
Martinez, who holds a 4.62 GPA, has been actively involved in campus life through Key Club, HOSA, Eco Club, and ASB. She is a seven-time honor roll recipient, has earned the State Seal of Biliteracy, and has applied for the State Seal of Civic Engagement. She has been accepted to several universities, including UC Irvine, UC Riverside, San Diego State, and Cal State San Bernardino, and plans to major in Biology in preparation for a career in nursing.
RUSD Interim Superintendent Dr. Judy White was among the first to congratulate the students at the ceremony and offered them congratulations and an inspirational message.
Ontario Airport, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation Grant 15-Year-Old His Wish
“I am so proud of you. Even though I am just now meeting you, I am proud because I know how hard you worked to get where you are,” Dr. White told them. “People do not just wake up and say, ‘Hey, I’m going to be the Valedictorian or Salutatorian.’ It takes time and intentionality. Thank you to the parents, because I know you have supported your children throughout. Thank you to the students for doing your best. Every day is a choice. That means you have sacrificed some things along the way. It has all paid off. Thank you for being who you are and for what you’ve done. Keep making those same decisions to get through college.”
Randy and Emily were formally recognized again during Rialto High School’s Distinguished Scholars Breakfast on April 30, where they each spoke before an audience of fellow top-achieving seniors and their families. During their speeches, the top scholars credited Rialto High School teachers, staff and friends who helped them succeed along the way.
The achievements of Randy and Emily reflect not only years of personal dedication but also the support of teachers, counselors, and families who guided them along the way.
Graduation for all Rialto USD high schools will take place on Sunday, June 1, 2025, at Toyota Arena in Ontario. As the top scholars of the Class of 2025, Gomez Francisco and Martinez will have the distinct honor of leading their classmates onto the stage behind the RUSD Board of Education during the commencement ceremony.
Jacob, a 15-year-old from Hemet living with cystic fibrosis, stands with his family at Ontario International Airport before boarding his Make-A-Wish dream flight to Hawaii. The sendoff, supported by Make-A-Wish OCIE, Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation, and ONT, marked the beginning of an unforgettable journey filled with hope and healing.
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Hawaiian Airlines (HA) Flight 79 lifted off from Ontario International Airport (ONT) at 9:45 a.m. Sunday, ascending into the western skies en route to Honolulu.
Two hours earlier, Jacob, a 15year-old from Hemet with cystic fibrosis, arrived in Terminal 4 for a journey he had been dreaming of – a journey made possible by Make-A-Wish Orange County and the Inland Empire (OCIE), ONT and the financial support of Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation. While in Hawaii, Jacob will stay at the Disney Aulani Resort & Spa, visit Pearl Harbor and snorkel on beaches he has only read about, all while making new memories with his family.
Jacob’s illness requires daily medicine and treatment, but it was all smiles and excitement Sunday morning as the teenager and his family prepared for their wish trip.
“This is wonderful. It feels like a culmination – that we made it,” said Jacob’s mother Jessica, as they awaited their boarding. “Jacob’s been in the hospital many, many times, so for our family, to be here today, it means so much. We pushed through and made it together.”
Jacob’s family received the full VIP treatment – red carpet, and all – when they arrived by limousine at Terminal 4. They were greeted by Make-A-Wish OCIE Chief Executive Officer Anne Grey; Alan D. Wapner, president of the Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) Board of Commissioners; Atif Elkadi, OIAA CEO; as well as airport police officers and firefighters, Ontario Airport Customer Experience Specialists (O.A.C.E.S.), and staff representatives from Make-AWish OCIE and Yuhaaviatam.
The family received expedited check in, food at the airport’s Aspire lounge, 1LoveIE merchandise and more.
“We are thrilled to provide Jacob and his family this incredible start to what we know will be an experience they won’t forget. We appreciate the support of Make-A-Wish, Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation and Hawaiian Airlines in making all of this possible,” Wapner said.
Jacob and his family will spend five days in Hawaii –thanks to a generous $450,000 grant from Yuhaaviatam to Make-A-Wish OCIE, helping to fulfill at least 78 wishes for children battling critical illnesses in the Inland Empire.
Said Grey: “At Make-A-Wish, we believe in the power of a wish to bring hope, strength, and joy during the most challenging times. Thanks to the generosity of Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation and the partnership of Ontario International Airport, Jacob’s dream is now a beautiful reality—and a reminder of what’s possible when a community comes together to uplift a child.”
Hope Through Housing Launches Workforce Development Program with $1.69 Million State Grant
By Marlena Brown, Contributing Writer
The Hope through Housing Foundation is launching an ambitious, two-year workforce development initiative designed to train and place 200 individuals in high-demand fields ranging from property management to digital media production.
The landmark effort is funded by a $1.69 million grant from California’s Employment Development Department’s Opportunity Young Adult Career Pathway Program and focuses on serving individuals ages 18-28.
“I’m thrilled at the opportunity to expand our workforce development programs thanks to this amazing grant,” Hope through Housing Executive Director Alyssa Cotter said. “This new program will significantly enhance our ability to support young adults on their career paths and create new opportunities for the residents of the affordable housing communities we serve.”
Hope through Housing, founded in 1998, is a national nonprofit that provides resident services to more than 10,800 households at over 110 affordable housing communities in California, Texas and Florida.
The organization’s mission is to break the generational cycle of poverty. To do so, it provides a holistic suite of resident services to drive children’s academic success, assist families and individuals with financial
literacy and employment, support senior health and wellness, and ensure low-income and formerly homeless residents have the tools to remain housed.
The funding supports expansion of Hope through Housing’s Pathways to Economic Empowerment initiative, including CORE Academy – a workforce development program launched in 2022 in partnership with National CORE, one of the nation’s leading nonprofit developers of affordable housing.
CORE Academy teaches entry-level skills to four cohorts each year in two tracks: property management and property maintenance.
With the new state funding, CORE Academy and associated programs will expand training into hospitality, social media management, sound and video production and production studio management.
Recent CORE Academy graduate Maurice Davis said his Resident Services Technician training has opened a new avenue of career opportunities.
“I spent years being a truck driver, but CORE Academy gave me a new set of skills in maintenance that will make me a great candidate for many great opportunities,” Davis said. “Their training was more than just hands-on work; they taught me about the importance of professional mannerisms when talking with and helping residents. The program and its
trainers were excellent.”
Goals for Hope through Housing’s expanded workforce development program include:
Placing participants in jobs that exceed living wage standards in Southern California
Delivering career-focused training in high-demand fields
Supporting participants to ensure job placement
Offering job readiness, financial literacy and income management training
Addressing barriers to employment
Promoting skills development
The programs are a blend of internships, apprenticeship training and classroom instruction. They are expected to launch by summer 2025 and run through spring 2027.
Students can apply multiple times, taking more advanced courses after mastering basic instruction.
“This is an exciting new phase of our support for residents of our communities,” Cotter said. “This training has the potential to radically accelerate our efforts to help residents build the skills to create fulfilling and sustainable careers, propelling their families out of poverty.”
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Notice Inviting Proposals RFP No 26-04 TK-12 Library Management Software District Wide NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the San Bernardino C ty Unified School District of San Bernardino County, State of California acting through ts Governing Board, hereafter referred to as the “District” is solicit ng electronic proposal submittals through its OpenGov e-Procurement web portal in response to RFP No 26-04, TK-12 Library Management Software D str ct W de Vendors who are desirous of securing a copy of the RFP documents may do so by logging into the District s webs te at https://procurement opengov com/portal/sbc usd RFP responses must conform and be responsive in accordance w th the RFP Documents posted through the D strict s OpenGov website porta Proposals must be submitted electronically up to but not later than MONDAY MAY 19 2025 AT 11:00 A M (PST) Contract award is contingent upon ava ability of funds Local, Minority and Disabled Veterans Businesses are specifically encouraged to respond The District reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals and to accept or reject any item to withdraw a line item or entire RFP and to wa ve any irregularities or informalities n the RFP document(s) The Distr ct may award any, a l, or none of this RFP By: Jeanette Martinez Castaneda Buyer 1st Publ cation: April 28 2025 2nd Publication: May 5, 2025 Request for C arificat on: May 13 2025 at 11:00 a m Virtual RFP Opening: May 19, 2025 at 11:00 a m h
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