ESCONDIDO – Escondido Charter High School, enrollment 925, sits on East Valley Parkway, a busy thoroughfare lined with stores, shops, gas stations and restaurants. The school’s nickname: White ...

Escondido Charter is seeded No. 1 in Division V, ahead of Crawford and crosstown rival Classical Academy. The White Tigers finish the regular season the road at Francis Parker and Classical.

On Tuesday morning, Escondido Charter School students will return to campus for the first time since a shooting threat closed school last Friday.

This is the last of a four-part series on California’s charter schools, often called the “Wild West” of the charter sector. It was written by former award-winning high school principal Carol ...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI)-2025 CIF State Girls Basketball Championships Division III Carlsbad beat Escondido Charter in a high scoring affair 74-63. Lancers Freshman Mallory Huhn scored 17 to help Carlsbad ...

Four Escondido charter schools canceled all classes Friday in response to an online threat about a planned shooting at one of the campuses.

Montgomery would ultimately take the win over Escondido Charter, the score 55-51. Montgomery now advances to the State Finals that will take place at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento Friday ...

The Prep Pigskin Report will be giving you highlights of Week 7 action between Division V opponents, the Classical Academy Caimans (4-1) and Escondido Charter White Tigers (0-6).The Classical Acade… ...

Two schools in the Escondido area on lockdown Tuesday afternoon after police tried to stop a vehicle on the 1600 block of E. Washington prompting the lockdown ofEscondido Charter School and ...

Escondido police say they hope to make an arrest by the end of the day Friday after American Heritage Charter Schools in Escondido were closed because of a threat.

Dennis “Coach” Snyder, head of a group supporting the Escondido charter schools he founded, can continue to collect $104,500 a year for his nonprofit work plus a six-figure public pension. A ...

The menacing statements appeared on a social media website Jan. 16, claiming that Escondido Charter High School was going to be “shot up” the following morning, according to police.