Trustees look to ‘censure’ one of their own
Two school board members and a trio of local residents requested Jan. 13 that Morgan Hill Unified School District’s governing body adopt a resolution to “censure” embattled Trustee David Gerard.
Sobrato’s hip hop show hits stage Jan. 30
Sobrato High School Theater’s “Hip Hop Craze Winter Showcase: Move Over So We Can Dance” premieres Jan. 30 with a 3:30 p.m. matinee for $8 and a 7 p.m. evening showing for $14.
Gavilan spring semester classes open for registration
Registration for Spring 2016 Semester classes is now open at Gavilan College, where current and new students can apply online or in person at the three different campuses.
Seventh MHUSD trustee to be elected June 7
Local voters will decide on something its board of education failed to do before the end of 2015 as residents will take to the polls for the June 7 presidential primary election: select a seventh school board trustee.
Navigator Schools founder steps down
James Dent, a co-founder of Navigator Schools that runs Gilroy and Hollister Prep Schools, has decided to step down from his position as executive director at the end of this school year, according to a press release from the school.
Local students enjoy snowboarding session
Promoting snowboarding to local youth, Jeff Boliba, the Vice President of Global Resorts for Burton Snowboards, and the Burton Learn to Ride Group visited Nordstrom Elementary School on Wednesday to show students the fundamentals of the winter sport.
Change in law allows former students to receive high school diplomas
It was a long time coming, but 14 former students were presented with their high school diplomas during a special graduation ceremony Jan. 6 inside the Live Oak High School Theater.
Paradise Valley tagged as district’s fourth focus academy
In a continuing effort to change the landscape of Morgan Hill Unified School District schools, the local board of education unanimously approved the transition of Paradise Valley Elementary School into an engineering focus academy for the 2016-17 year.
A year of tension, gridlock on school board
The year in education in Morgan Hill provided its own narrative that kept taxpayers, parents and even students scratching their heads, wondering if local elected trustees would ever be able to agree on what’s best for about 8,600 children who attend district schools.
















