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San Bernardino Symphony Youth Orchestras Announce 2026-2027 Season Auditions no). Reflecting on the success of the program, Dr. Lewis stated, "We are exceptionally proud of our Inland Empire youth. Hav- ing completed our first full year of operating two youth orchestras, we have seen firsthand how this creative space challenges and in- spires motivated young musicians to the highest standards of musicmaking and professionalism. We are excited to welcome returning and new talent into this nurturing across its campuses to provide safe, welcoming learning environ- ments for students and staff. "Our schools belong to our stu- dents and our community, not to criminals looking to profit at their expense," Superintendent Mauri- cio Arellano said. "We are grate- ful for the outstanding work of our District Police and want our families to know that protecting our campuses remains one of our highest priorities as we prepare for dollar that cannot be invested in another successful school year."

copper and felony vandalism.

The investigation linked the suspect to incidents at San Ber- nardino High School, Lytle Creek Elementary School, Allred Child Development Center and Rich- ardson PREP HI Middle School. The estimated value of the stolen copper is approximately $70,000, with repair and replacement costs still being assessed.

"Every dollar spent repairing damage caused by criminals is a er of the Overture Orchestra, "Watching our younger students blossom over this past year has been an absolute joy. The Over- ture Orchestra provides the vital musical stepping stones these mu- sicians need, fostering teamwork, confidence, and a lifelong love for orchestral music. We cannot wait to welcome a new cohort of young players into our musical family."

The investigation remains ongo- ing as detectives continue to deter- mine the full extent of the damage and whether additional incidents may be connected. Anyone with information about vandalism or theft on an SBCUSD campus is encouraged to report it by calling (909) 388-6043 or using https:// www.wetip.com/ to make an anonymous tip.

our classrooms," said School Po- lice Chief John Guttierez. "Our officers worked tirelessly to iden- tify and apprehend this suspect. This arrest demonstrates our com- mitment to protecting our schools. If you target our schools, we will investigate, we will find you and we will hold you accountable."

With the first day of school ap- proaching, SBCUSD continues to strengthen security measures

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