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March 13, 2025

Graduation guide: Dates, times and locations

With graduation season just around the corner, remember to mark calendars ahead of time and plan for the big day, especially if you've got more than one ceremony to attend. We've compiled an at-a-glance list of dates, times and locations for your convenience.

Gav theater arts major to receive $10k scholarship

Isabel “Izzy” Quistian, a Gavilan College theater arts major and active member of the Associated Student Body, was awarded the Karl S. Pister Leadership Opportunity Program Scholarship.

Former interim president to stay on at Gavilan for special project

After earning $20,000 for serving as Gavilan College’s interim president for one month earlier this year, Dr. Victor Krimsley is rejoining the community college staff as the new interim Vice President for Special Projects, a position the Board created specifically for him.

Tuesday: Two hot topics on Board of Ed. agenda

A mandatory public hearing on a charter school petition and a possible vote on spending millions for management costs on Measure G bond projects are two of the hot topics to be discussed Tuesday evening at the Morgan Hill Unified School District’s Board of Education meeting.

Gavilan College student wins PG&E scholarship

A Gavilan College MESA student earned the MESA Undergraduate Scholarship from the Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Alicia Ornelas-Stevens was one of 12 MESA community college students to win a $1,000 award. Alicia will be transferring to UC Davis in the fall 2013 semester. She is majoring in computer science.

Student of the Week: Tommy Yath

Each month, the principals of Live Oak and Sobrato High Schools choose a total of four students (two from each school) to spotlight. Sobrato senior Tommy Yath, 18 is this week's Student of the Week.

MH sixth-grader wins essay contest

With her essay, “A Country of Content,” Morgan Hill sixth-grader Nikhita Gopisetty took home first prize in this year’s Asian Pacific Fund’s annual “Growing Up Asian in America” contest.

Millions to manage Measure G?

Morgan Hill Unified School District trustees are exploring several program management options that could cost up to $4 million to oversee Measure G, the $198 million capital improvements bond voters approved in November 2012.

Going out on a high note

When Chris Niemann – a music aficionado currently in his senior year at Ann Sobrato High School – was a toddler, he always talked at such a high volume that his parents decided his hearing should be tested.

Student of the Week: Mark Holmstrom

Each month, the principals of Live Oak and Sobrato High Schools choose a total of four students (two from each school) to spotlight. Live Oak senior Mark Holmstrom, 18 is this week's Student of the Week.

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