Recent Ramona High School graduate Julie Ward has signed her letter of intent to play softball for Malone University in Ohio.
Ward was a three sport varsity athlete at Ramona HIgh, lettering in basketball and softball and cross country her
Two Ramona High School teachers were among a select few honored at the 2013 Crystal Apple Teacher Recognition Awards ceremony sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
LDS students attending RHS chose Joseph Fuhrmann and Ola Knutsson as teachers who inspire students “above and beyond the school day.”
As a boy playing youth baseball, Cole Sulser had dreams of becoming a professional baseball player. The 2008 Ramona High School graduate and 2013 Dartmouth University graduate is going to get his chance.
Sulser has been drafted in the 25th round of the Major League First Year Player Draft and plans on signing with the
The Welcome to Ramona monument at State Route 67 and Highland Valley Road has been the focus of a beautification project involving many local volunteers and donors.
On Saturday morning, May 11 and June 1, volunteers planted hundreds of ipomea blue flowering plants and yellow
On Flag Day, June 14, Ramona Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3783 members Don Bailey and Andy Mandichak burn six bags of worn-out U.S. flags turned in by VFW members and residents of Ramona for traditional retirement of the flags in honor and respect for each flag.
The Ramona 8U softball team celebrates first place at the 2013 Valley of the Sun Tournament, hosted by Ramona Girls Softball. The team went undefeated, beating teams from Alpine, Rancho San Diego, Lakeside, and 4S Ranch. Pictured from left are, back row: manager Clint Dart, coach Alberto Cortez, coach Bobby Burns, and coach Jeff
County of San Diego officials remind parents to keep an eye on their children this summer around swimming pools to prevent drowning deaths.
So far this year, four children in the region have drowned. Seven children under the age of 15 died from drowning in San Diego County last year, the county reported.
Ramona Community Planning Group members are not giving up on adding left turn lanes at San Vicente Road and Gem Lane, despite the county’s traffic study that says such turn lanes are not warranted.
At the planning group’s June 6 meeting, staff from the county’s Department of Public Works (DPW) presented its
Sen. Joel Anderson, R-El Cajon, has amended one of his bills to direct some $850 million to school security projects.
At a news conference with San Diego Unified School District leaders, parents, students and law enforcement, Anderson said The Safe Classrooms Act, SB 428, will use a portion of extra one-time revenue the state has received.
If one thing’s certain about Ramona Unified School District’s 2013-14 budget, it’s uncertainty.
Trustees approved a $45 million budget on June 6, acknowledging there likely will be changes for several reasons. Among them are: the state has not yet passed a 2013-14 budget; budget proposals from the governor, Senate and Assembly differ; the district is unsure how much it will receive from Gov. Brown’s new school finance formula, called the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF); and districts do not know if there will be restrictions on LCFF dollars.
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