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December 14, 2025

District returns to Peet Road for new school site

A 12-acre plot of land nestled within an affluent northeast Morgan Hill neighborhood is again targeted as the future site of a new $20 million public elementary school, according to school officials.

Student of the Week: Kayla Rebozzi

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MHUSD tags inaugural team of sixth-grade, middle school teachers

Morgan Hill Unified School District officials announced Dec. 16 the inaugural team of teachers in charge of easing the transition of sixth graders moving from elementary to middle school campuses for the 2016-17 school year.

MHUSD intradistrict transfer requests can be submitted Jan. 7

Parents can submit intradistrict transfer request applications beginning Thursday, Jan. 7 to the Morgan Hill Unified School District’s headquarters located at 15600 Concord Circle.

Community calls for Gerard’s resignation

In an unprecedented show of solidarity, the heads of two local unions, a third from an education leadership organization, plus longtime community members, retired educators, parents and even students, took turns at the podium Dec. 15 calling for the resignation of a school board member.

Busy night for MHUSD board at Dec. 15 meeting

While Morgan Hill Unified School District’s Board of Education is still without a seventh trustee and will be for some time, the remaining six members will try to come to a consensus on several key items on the agenda for the Dec. 15 meeting.

Sobrato FFA members learn life skills

One of the main goals of the Future Farmers of America is to prepare its members for career success and life experiences in their future. This is offered through different outlets to participate in such as impromptu, prepared and extemporaneous speaking, Parliamentary Procedure,  Dairy Products, Cooperative Marketing, Livestock Judging, Veterinary Science, and, as many  members of the Santa Clara Section have recently exhibited, Job Interview.

Paradise Valley parents pull together in poinsettia science camp fundraiser

The Paradise Valley Home and School Association, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, purchased and sold 1,780 poinsettia plants from La Esquina at 152 in Watsonville, raising $9,500 to help fund the Mission Springs Science Camp adventure.

Student of the week: Cameron Kim

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MHUSD Board split on new trustee appointment

Instead of welcoming a new trustee to the dais Dec. 8, Morgan Hill Unified School District’s governing body could not come to a consensus on any one candidate to replace former Trustee Amy Porter-Jensen and refused to use a coin flip to break the 3-all tie among its current six members.

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