MHUSD offering free books to public
The Morgan Hill Unified School District is offering a wide variety of kindergarten through 12th grade materials free to the public, which is invited to rummage through the items July 31 at the Live Oak High School Library, located at 1505 East Main Ave. in Morgan Hill.
Continuation school controversy
When Zaira Medina was a freshman at Ann Sobrato High School in Morgan Hill, she didn’t take her schooling seriously and fell behind in course credits needed for graduation.
LOHS Class of 2003 celebrates 10-year reunion, raises $1,000 for charity
The Live Oak High School class of 2003 celebrated its 10-year reunion June 8 at Troy's Bocce Room in Morgan Hill. Approximately 130 guests were in attendance. The class was able to raise a $1,000 donation for the California Coalition for Youth in memory of LOHS classmates who have passed away: Brian Enos, Edmond Mok, Sade Morales, and Nick Garcia.
Care of apple trees now in good little hands
The graduating eighth grade class at Charter School of Morgan Hill recently bestowed their younger classmates with the responsibility of caring for the apple trees planted in the campus orchard when the eighth-graders were just kindergartners.
Rocketship charter school orbiting Morgan Hill, preparing to land
Rocketship Education sent out the first flare, meeting with Morgan Hill Unified School District administrators earlier this month to make it clear that they are intent on opening a charter school in the city in 2014.
About face: MHUSD grad, dropout rates
More than two months after publicly challenging statistics released by the California Department of Education, which showed the Morgan Hill Unified School District had the lowest graduation rate in the county, MHUSD released adjusted numbers that tell a different story.
School Board roundup: Local Native American tribe says former Burnett campus is named after a ‘racist’
Tribal chairman says it's time to give campus a new name
SM Gwinn’s Robledo to be honored at County’s teacher recognition celebration
Lourdes Robledo, a second-grade teacher at San Martin Gwinn Elementary School in San Martin, will be one of 31 teachers honored by the Santa Clara County Office of Education Sept. 26 at the 44th annual Teacher Recognition Celebration at the Heritage Theatre in Campbell.
