Board approves $1.5m to oversee Measure G
The Morgan Hill Unified School District’s Board of Education made a $1.5 million decision Tuesday on a 6-1 vote to hire Cumming Corporation as the program manager that will oversee the first $55 million in capital improvement projects funded by the $198 million voter-approved Measure G bond.
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.
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.
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.
