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March 16, 2025

County Farm Bureau announces six scholarship winners

The Santa Clara County Farm Bureau awarded college scholarships to local high school graduates seeking to major in agriculture.

Gavilan board approves bond measure for Nov. ballot

A measure asking the voters for $248 million worth of bonds to upgrade Gavilan College's main campus, as well as its Coyote Valley and San Benito County satellite sites, will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot.

Four Gavilan board seats on the ballot in Nov.

Two of the four members who sit on the Gavilan Joint Community College District Board of Trustees and whose districts run through San Benito County will not seek re-election in November.

Gavilan hires new VP of Academic Affairs

Gavilan College announced July 11 the selection of Denee Pescarmona as the local community college’s new vice president of academic affairs.

New faces in store for future of MHUSD board

As many as five new faces could be seated on the Morgan Hill Unified School District’s governing dais come November, with two trustees saying they will not seek re-election, two others undecided and another prematurely resigning prior to his term’s completion.

Song voted County School Board VP

Trustee Anna Song will act as the Vice President of the Santa Clara County Board of Education, after being unanimously voted in by her colleagues June 20.

No school parcel tax on Nov. ballot

With three school board members second-guessing their prior decision in May to include two charter schools in a parcel tax resolution, Morgan Hill Unified School District’s governing body pulled a complete 180 and withdrew the proposal at a June 19 meeting.

MH student nominated for The Congress of Future Medical Leaders

Morgan Hill resident Jaylene Baltazar, a sophomore at Valley Christian High School, was accepted as a Delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders and will attend the June 25-27 conference in Lowell, Massachusetts.

Britton project breaks ground after six-month delay

After a six-month delay, plus a change in the nearly $40 million work order, the Britton Middle School Transformation Project finally broke ground June 5 in front a modest crowd of Morgan Hill Unified School District staff, school site faculty, school board trustees and Bobcat student band members.

School officials want to withdraw parcel tax proposal

Morgan Hill school officials want to scrap their plans to place an education parcel tax on the Nov. 6 ballot, according to the recently released June 19 school board agenda.

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