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January 2, 2025

Morgan Hill students advance to 2012 State MATHCOUNTS competition

For the 6th consecutive year, Morgan Hill students qualified to compete at the MATHCOUNTS State Championship by excelling at the Monterey Bay regional MATHCOUNTS competition. Also, for the first time, a Martin Murphy student took top individual honors.

MHUSD to discuss foreign exchange diplomas

It's something Madelyn Mancini and her two ‘daughters' have been wishing for months now: the school board will discuss foreign exchange diploma recognition tonight.

School district mulls graduation requirements

It's is one thing for high school students to get into the colleges of their choice, its another to even qualify to apply.

32nd Annual Cioppino Feed & Dance: It’s coming

The Gilroy High School Athletic Association will host its 32nd annual Crab Cioppino Feed, Dance and Auction at 4:30 p.m. May 12 at Christopher Ranch at 305 Bloomfield Avenue in Gilroy. This popular event attracts people from throughout the Bay Area – approximately 1,000 attended in 2011.

‘The Big Shaker’ comes to campus

San Martin/Gwinn Elementary students felt multiple 8.0 magnitude earthquakes Tuesday morning.

Searching for a better way to teach

It was an emotional topic for Terri Craig, a second grade teacher at El Toro Elementary School, who has taught in the district for 35 years.

No salary cap for Gavilan president?

Against a backdrop of rising class fees at Gavilan College and the decision to place salary caps for newly hired campus presidents at California State Universities, a $42,000 pay increase for Gavilan College President Steve Kinsella continues to ignite heated reactions within the community.

Kindergartners celebrate 100 days of school

Donned with fruit loop cereal necklaces of 100 pieces and paper hats with the number “100” on them, Jackson Elementary School kindergartners were ready for the task at hand: a day filled with counting to 100.

Assembly, Senate vote to restore statewide school bus funding

The California Assembly voted today to restore $248 million in school bus funding to California public schools. The bill, SB 81, passed by a vote of 60 - 5.

Morgan Hill young scientists win big at science fair

There were no typical science fair vinegar and baking soda volcanoes at last Thursday's Science Fair held at Britton Middle School. The second annual Pauchon Research Foundation's science fair brought out the best student scientists in the area.

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