The Yolo County Office of Education will host a conference on Young Latino Males on Friday, Sept. 7. Nationally known speaker Dr. Victor Rios, a professor at UC Santa Barbara, will give the keynote address, “From At-Risk to At-Promise: Supporting the Lives of Marginalized Students.” Rios has appeared on Ted Talks and has authored several books. Rios is also a former high school dropout and juvenile delinquent who went on to receive his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley.

The LEGACY Youth Project is raising money for its members to attend an educational trip to Los Angeles next week. 
The LEGACY Youth Project is a social justice education and youth leadership program committed to the "healing, transformation and liberation" of Napa Valley youth.  

The organization currently serves more than 100 middle school, junior high and high school students at four schools in the Napa Valley Unified School District. Most students will be the first in their families to graduate from high school and pursue higher education. ​

"On behalf of Vintage High School and the Vintage High School LEGACY Program, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Napa Valley Jewelers owner, Mr. Kent Gardella, for again making a very generous donation to the 10 2015 who graduated from Vintage High School and the Vintage LEGACY program." --via Napa Valley Register