Britton MS selected for Tech Academies of Innovation partnership
Britton Middle School was recently selected for the 2016-2019 Tech Academies of Innovation partnership to develop model engineering programs, according to local school district staff.
Applications available for SCC Farm Bureau scholarships
The Santa Clara County Farm Bureau, in cooperation with American AgCredit, will be awarding Fall 2016 college scholarships and inviting high school seniors with interest in an agricultural major to pick up and submit applications at the Farm Bureau office (605 Tennant Avenue Suite H in Morgan Hill).
Trifecta of fun, free weekend events in MH
With Friday’s wet weather not expected to stick around too long, a fun-filled weekend awaits local residents with three community-centered events scheduled through Sunday.
MHUSD’s Santiago nominated for state’s Classified Employee of Year
Victoria Santiago, a worker with Morgan Hill Unified School District, was one of six classified employees from across the county nominated for the state’s Classified School Employee of the Year award.
UPDATED: Classified workers seek to decertify from SEIU
Former classified union president Danielle Nunes announced April 5 that the local workforce is fed up with paying thousands of dollars in annual dues to its Service International Employees Union brethren while getting little in return. The local unit has thus begun the process of decertification.
Martin Murphy student excels at county science fair
Martin Murphy Middle School eighth grader Emily Pember, 13, placed second in the Biological Science and Engineering Category for her experiment, “Can People Taste The Differences Between Bottled, Filtered and Tap Water?” at the Synopsys Science County Science Fair.
District explores soil remediation options for new school site
Before Morgan Hill Unified School District breaks ground on a new $20 million elementary school in an affluent northeast neighborhood, district staff are exploring the best ways to clean up the contaminated soil on the donated 10-acre piece of former farmland.
Teachers request pay raise from MHUSD
“It’s spring time. It’s negotiations time. It’s time to show the teachers the respect they deserve.”
Public hearing on tap to discuss plans for Borello Elementary School
A hearing introducing the Preliminary Environmental Assessment report on the 10-acre property reserved for a new $20 million public elementary school in northeast Morgan Hill is the first order of business on the April 5 board of education docket.
