Coverage You Count On

Coverage You Count On has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Coverage You Count On are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, OMGonTV has populated their site with: • City Heights swim center extends hours, is free for summer – NBC 7 San Diego • French Gourmet Responds to Boycott • Our Lady of Guadalupe Church protects parishioners commited to attend weekly mass • My Emancipation • San Diego Rock ‘n' Roll race weekend crosses the finish line with 31,000 runners • Coronado shoreline closed again because of new sewage contamination • Navy run across the Coronado Bridge raises almost $500,000 for military families • San Diegans celebrate Palm Sunday in the shadow of ongoing deportation threat • San Diego teenage girls empowered to become next generation firefighters • Alleged victims of sexual abuse at Polinsky Children's Center sue San Diego County • University Avenue reopens so City Heights can better 'go with the flow' • FIRST Robotics competition is a battle for the best built by high school students • Survive Headstrong Walk_78370965.mp4 • FIRE CAPTAIN MEMORIAL RIDE NBC 7 • San Diego Unified opens online applications for its growing TK program • Mail ballots go out to South Bay voters for District 1 special election • Changes made to Gaylord Pacific job fair to better accommodate more applicants • Family members rescue loved ones from burning Bay Terraces home • San Diego protesters march downtown to create 'disruption' against Trump orders • Bancroft Elementary bounces back from January 2024's devastating flood • San Diego Community College students honor MLK Jr. during annual parade • Drama & Disabilities.mp4 • Del Mar animal hospital heads to Los Angeles with truck full of donations for impacted animals • Local organizations helping out LA fire victims • 51st Annual Christmas tree recycling program • South Bay performing arts company puts children of all abilities on stage • Plans unveiled for refugee, immigrant cultural housing hub near City Heights • SeaWorld fireworks spark concerns over pollution • San Diego AIDS Memorial opens after decades of delays • Thankfulness abounds at Thanksgiving dinner for those who may not have a home for the holidays • Millions on the move for Thanksgiving travel rush • Nonprofit saves disabled San Diego man from homelessness just before the holidays • East Village affordable-housing complex marks milestone • Full rail closure between Oceanside and San Diego scheduled this weekend • 1 dead, 4 injured in large National City party at abandoned house • New California law aims to improve pedestrian safety by changing parking rules • Operation Homefront helps San Diego military families for the holidays • San Diego Symphony holds community ofrenda for Dia de los Muertos in downtown • 27th Annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk • San Diego Unified's superintendent terminated after investigation • KPBS Investigation Result • What happened. • San Diego Unified students 'Level Up' for learning this summer • Graduating seniors walk down memory lane in the Mountain Empire Unified School District • KPBS Evening Edition — Friday, June 7, 2024 • UC San Diego unionized workers strike as result of protest crackdowns • Volunteers help unhoused families and their children create a neighborhood of support • Faith leaders support student encampment for Palestine at UC San Diego • UC San Diego protesters say they're committed to keeping the peace • San Diego State University students stage walkout, call to divest from Israel • San Diego students show their robotics talent and innovation at the World Championships in Houston • San Diego County high school robotics teams compete for the world championship in Houston • San Diegans look to the sky for a partial eclipse of the sun • San Diego students lead a self-care fair to support their mental health • San Diego's best arts and culture this spring • Lincoln High robotics team competes this weekend before world championships in April • Students learn about US politics as history unfolds in real time • Poetry in motion to help students improve their mental health • 'Bracelets for Bancroft' raises money for victims of the recent floods • Project Rest, funding to help unhoused families keep their children in school, is running out • San Diego High School Fields • Teen playwrights premiere original works, taking them from the page to the stage • Repairs to flood-damaged school in Spring Valley will take at least a month • Easier access for UTK enrollment in the next school year • California State University faculty reach tentative contract agreement and will end strike • ArtsBusXpress enriching student learning, one field trip at a time • New chancellor to lead diversity, equity, and inclusion in the San Diego Community College District • New California law: putting pen to paper for required learning of cursive writing • Día de Los Reyes celebrated in San Ysidro with toys, books and tradition • The Israel-Hamas war has students looking for their own lessons in truth • The USS Midway becomes a classroom for San Diego student welders • PowPAC stages the holiday comedy 'Inspecting Carol' • Sing For Hope piano finds forever home in a community of students with special needs • Transgender Awareness Week: San Diego stories from a safe space • www.powpac.org • 'Little Amal' brings her big message of hope to San Diego • Students learn about the love and legacy of Día de Muertos • Beauty Beyond Bars is an unconventional social justice project supporting inmates • San Diego Unified breaks ground in Pacific Beach for modernized school • Inmates find freedom through their education behind bars • City Heights Schools • Student loan payments resume Oct. 1. What is your strategy? • My WNBC-TV Live Report from 1995 • San Diego Unified flies its first-ever Latinx/e flag • Documentary says literacy is a civil right • San Diego County schools prepare for sweltering temps at the start of fall semester • San Diego Unified goes back to school for the fall semester • San Diego Unified Superintendent prepared for a new school year of success • San Diego community college campaign focuses on getting students back on campus • A piano becomes a passion project for two teenage musicians • Spreading the word on new FAFSA coming for the fall 2024 semester • Chula Vista community schools provide a new pair of glasses and support for students • Oceanside Unified makes home visits to reduce chronic absenteeism • Summer soccer camp prevents learning loss and teaches leadership • Myth-busting scientists bring reality check to Comic-Con • South Bay students go back to school with an early start to the fall semester • San Diego PRIDE Safety 🌈 • Marie Hitchcock Puppet Theater tries to recover from theft and vandalism • UC San Diego student workers arrested after allegations of conspiracy and vandalism • KPBS Evening Edition — Friday, June 30, 2023_2_YouTube • Southwestern College takes graduation across the border with Mexican pride • San Diego County libraries launch summer challenge for learning and prizes • San Diego QBIPOC author teaches diversity through fantasy books • SDEA members casting ballots for a historic new contract • Gompers Prep Academy teachers vote to decertify their union • Pride flag raised over campuses honoring LGBTQ+ community • Oceanside students learn how to be TED Talkers • PBS annual meeting brings Cookie Monster and collaboration to San Diego • San Diego Unified student trustees elected for the next school year • New state funding supports student mental health and suicide prevention • San Diego Unified holds election for new student school board trustees • San Ysidro students learning early lessons about the changing job market • San Diego education leader appointed to presidential committee on arts and humanities • LGBTQ students, alums and allies rally for equal representation at Point Loma Nazarene University • End of the road in Houston marks a new beginning for Aztec men's basketball • San Diego State preparing for Final Four showdown in Houston • New San Diego-based pageant seeks 'Miss California Extraordinaire • Former anchor claims victory in her discrimination lawsuit against KUSI; station says it will appeal • 7th grader Mihir Konkapaka earns back-to-back county spelling bee titles • San Diego reps celebrate federal money to support marginalized community college students • How much is the California Lottery really helping public education? • Historic memorial park will honor San Diegans lost to AIDS • San Diego community college students go to Washington • Black Lives Matter flag flies over San Diego Unified • San Diego City College students welcome spring semester of support • Culinary students cook for their careers and to help the community • Historically Black colleges and universities seek San Diego students • Chula Vista district using gardens as classrooms for conservation • San Diego Unified launches new engagement website for students • MG Perez - Saragosa Tornado - One Year Later • Mexican tradition: Making homemade Christmas tamales with love • UC student workers continue striking for better pay • LGBTQ activist honored in San Diego • 'Cybersecurity incident' hits San Diego Unified computer network • The education of clowning around • Lech Walesa in San Diego discusses Ukraine, Russia, and democracy • Students learn lessons from the midterm elections • San Diego's most remarkable teens honored for their contributions to the community • Voters approve arts education funding for every public school in the state • $250,000 in matching funds to help San Diego teachers pay for classroom projects • Skateboarding to academic excellence at the new Parkway Academy • New Chicano Park Museum opens for learning and legacy • Oceanside school district honored on National Coming Out Day • Indigenous Peoples Day celebrates a difficult history • Stockton Soccer Field • Learning about lowriders at San Diego City College • Jewish students fight hate in the High Holy Days with education • Sweetwater high school students celebrate Mexican independence with dance and determination • California's secretary of state is on a campaign to register college voters • Meeting special needs and celebrating independence for students who are visually impaired • Voter Hub • San Diego Unified kicks off school year • San Diego Unified superintendent prepared for a school year of 'belonging and equity' • Community college students go back to school as SDCCD plans for a post-pandemic future • 'Frog and Toad': From the page to the stage entertaining and educating • North County schools are back in session and ready for a new beginning • Poway to Palomar takes high school students to college • Drop in teacher shortage as the fall semester begins • Chula Vista has a new elementary school — and a new free meals program • Youth Transition Campus offers new treatment, hope for young offenders • Microscopya: A video game that entertains and educates kids about biology • Saving LGBTQ lives from drug overdoses and death • San Dieguito students shocked, disappointed over superintendent's firing • 2022 Jimmy Awards Solo Performance - Kendall Becerra • "Reproductive Rights Sunday" • Anchoring Midday Edition 06/15/22 • Anchoring Midday Edition 6/14/22 • Monarch School celebrates graduate success stories • San Diego International Fringe Festival runs through June 12 • Get ready to binge on San Diego Fringe • Students raise the Pride flag as SD Unified considers more state funding • San Diego LGBT Center Reopens • New Barrio Logan arts center supports learning for children experiencing homelessness • More California students eligible for expanded transitional kindergarten • Students speak out against potential loss of constitutional rights over abortion • Migrant students use their words in speech competition • High Tech High students building their way through science and humanities curriculum • San Dieguito superintendent on administrative leave for racially biased comment • Logan Heights brings new schools and hope to one of San Diego's underserved communities • San Diego unveils new department dedicated to youth success • The KPBS Midday Edition radio interview about the Selena class at SDSU • Selena a Tejano legend and inspiration for a classroom curriculum • Sesame Place opens in the South Bay • Ukrainian refugee teacher and children find safety in San Diego • New San Diego county spelling bee champion wins on the word sabreur • Students who are unhoused get a gleam of hope in their eyes • New San Diego Zoo exhibit connects kids with conservation • State money will fund affordable housing for community college students • San Diego Unified chooses Lamont Jackson as new district superintendent • Students of every ability present a 'site-specific' Disney show • Superintendent finalists to face the public in-person and online • New Barrio Logan school teaches cooking with love • 'Who Are Your People?' features San Diego illustrator with passion for drawing Black history • College Expo for HBCUs details • Black college expo encourages students to apply to HBCUs • North county theatre leads signature connection effort for arts and music education • Winter Olympics provide lessons for local ice skaters • Harlem Globetrotter brings hope to homeless students • Updated pass/no pass grading policy for California community college students • Academics and squash give charter students a new choice for college • Collecting signatures to guarantee arts and music for all CA public schools • Free tuition offer to attract preschool teachers and staff • Web story with details on SD Promise program • San Diego PROMISE program offers free tuition and hope to eligible community college students • Students test for COVID at home before going back to school Monday • State COVID kit delivery falls short for many SD Districts • Teenage STEM students lead nature education at Cabrillo Monument • Plane crashes into neighborhood near El Cajon, no survivors found • San Diego County DA's office to host virtual opioid summit for teens • Journey to a new Superintendent • Colors of Love Performance of Unity • FDA expands Pfizer COVID booster, opens extra dose to age 16 • DREAMER Resource Center opens at Mesa College to help the undocumented • Food pantries and donations feed hungry college students • COMIC CON S.T.E.A.M. Superheroes are scientists without capes on education mission • New SmartLab encourages students to pursue careers in engineering, science and more • Parents sue for medically fragile children who need distance learning • County Public Defender’s Office names the 25-most remarkable teens in San Diego. • Help Wanted: San Diego Unified looking for special needs support • A Navy ship named for Harvey Milk was christened and launched Saturday • Mira Mesa High School marching band invited to 2022 Rose Parade • Substitute teachers are in high demand at all San Diego County school districts • COVID-19: UCSD medical students thrive after first year online • Meet the student member of the San Diego Unified Board of Education • Mesa College supports undocumented students in week of action • Chula Vista Electric School Buses • Hispanic Heritage: Lincoln High School principal on a mission • CYT Sex Abuse Charges • California to require all schoolchildren to get COVID shots • KPBS Evening Edition 9/28/21 VAX Mandate • High School Student Rally For Climate Change Solutions • Urban Discovery Schools Requiring Students Vaccinated • UCSD Fall Semester COVID protocols • Pfizer COVID shot for kids 5-11 yrs old • Francis Parker Sex Abuse Lawsuit • Hispanic Heritage Month: Puente Program • SWC Performing Arts Center • SWC Training Center • Valhalla HS Fight Follow Up 9/7/21 • Valhalla HS Fight 9/3/21 • Alex Blanco Student Profile 9/2/21 • Back to School SDUSD 8/30 • KPBS FM Reporter Roundtable • Students Speak Out about COVID 8/26 • SDSU Semester begins with COVID caution • Winston School Lease Terminated 8/20/21