Gavilan College’s new app offers instant access to students
Gavilan College students can now get instant access to grades, schedules, rosters, and other campus resources through a new app available on both iPhone and Android platforms.
Student of the Week: Nimrah Aslam
Nimrah Aslam, an 18-year-old senior at Sobrato High School, is this week's "Student of the Week."
Junior journalists
Burgeoning young journalists from Mr. Loyd’s fifth grade class are leaving no stone unturned at Paradise Valley Elementary School, where the “Room 9 Times” details all the latest happenings within their school-wide community.
MHUSD trustees irked by proposed cell phone ban policy
Two school board members are questioning the necessity of a new proposed school board bylaw (BB 9323.3) banning the use of electronic devices by its trustees.
Student of the Week: Mariela Rivera
Mariela Rivera, a 17-year-old senior at Live Oak High School, is this week's "Student of the Week."
Betando: Will he stay or will he go?
Will the interim tag be removed from Morgan Hill Unified School District Superintendent Steve Betando’s title?
Lego learning: Local students volunteer, teach math in a fun way
Roos DeVries, a junior at Oakwood High School, and Rachel McMillan, a junior at Sobrato High School, joined forces with Lori Mains of the American Institute of Mathematics on an exciting community outreach project for the children of The Bridge Program, an after-school homework club sponsored by Discovery Counseling Center at Jasmine Square Community in Morgan Hill.
New president, vice president for Santa Clara County Board of Education
The Santa Clara County Board of Education has elected Leon Beauchman as its president for the coming year and Darcie Green as vice president.
School Board roundup: Trustees reminded to stay off cell phones
Please turn off your electronic devices
Fate of focus academies in flux
The threat of two charter schools moving into town could derail the Morgan Hill Unified School District's plan to implement a pair of focus academies at two low-performing elementary schools next year and force the closure of at least one site, according to MHUSD staff.