Sabrina recently sat down with KUSI for an insightful interview discussing key issues in her campaign.

The arts provide a creative outlet that reduces stress, promotes emotional development and encourages students to think outside the box.

The military community is intrinsic to the fabric of San Diego. As one of the largest military installations in the country with over 115,000 active-duty service members, San Diego is home to a large number of military-connected children who attend school in the region.

With mass shootings continuing in schools across the country, San Diego Unified leaders are going to voters in November for approval to borrow $3.2 billion to pay for security and safety improvements.

With mass shootings continuing in schools across the country, San Diego Unified leaders are going to voters in November for approval to borrow $3.2 billion to pay for security and safety improvements.

With mass shootings continuing in schools across the country, San Diego Unified leaders are going to voters in November for approval to borrow $3.2 billion to pay for security and safety improvements.

Students held a rally in support of right to abortion, saying it’s a personal medical decision and is part of health care

The intention of the plan was to create more sub-districts that are majority non-White

School board races are usually far from the highest-profile political contests, but candidates for San Diego Unified’s board of trustees say the stakes are high in the March primary.

Frontrunners vying for three seats on the San Diego Unified School District governing board held on to early, significant leads Tuesday night as election results continued to come in.

The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board recently emailed a series of questions to Sabrina Bazzo, who is running for re-election to the San Diego School Board District A against Crystal Trull. Here are the questions and her responses.

Being a school board member is a difficult job even in the best of times. The responsibilities include managing a byzantine budget, listening to disgruntled parents and making decisions that have far-reaching impacts on the lives of students.

Three seats on the five-member school board are up for grabs

The top two vote-getters from each school board sub-district race will advance to general election.

The candidates for the San Diego Unified School District Board of Education District A are making their push as we near the March Primary.

The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board interviewed all three of the candidates in San Diego Unified School District’s race for District A ahead of the March 3, 2020, primary election in which the top two vote-getters will advance to a runoff election in November.