Applications Accepted for 2007 BRICK Awards
Online submissions are now being accepted for the 2007 BRICK Awards, an award/scholarship program that recognizes social change-makers, age 25 and under, from the United States and Canada.
Live Oak’s School Spirit Affected By Student Body Decrease
Live Oak High School has been going through many transitions starting with the huge change in the number of students in each class from almost 500 to 300 students. Now that Sobrato is here we're sharing the students and this makes Live Oak seem very small. The class change makes a huge difference in our school spirit, but ASB has that taken care of.
Morgan Hill Teen To Meet National Leaders
Morgan Hill resident Gabrielle Gamez has been selected to participate in the National Youth Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., Oct. 3-8.
Standard Pacific Homes Offers Scholarships
Standard Pacific Homes of Northern California will be giving more than $30,000 in college scholarships to high school seniors throughout Northern California.
Sobrato High School Needs Materials
The Sobrato High School Agriculture department is looking for materials and equipment to successfully run a rewarding Metal Shop program for its students.
‘Raising A Moral Child’ Seminar
Parents value integrity, discipline and respect and often wonder how they can best pass their values on to their children. The key principles needed to raise an ethical child will be the subject of an open discussion with Mount Madonna School Principal and acclaimed educator Dr. Sarada Diffenbaugh.
Mount Madonna School
From the history of life on earth to a glimpse into the future, Dr. Art Sussman has a talent for making science understandable, interesting, relevant and fun for students of all ages. On Oct. 24, students at Mount Madonna School will have the opportunity to witness Sussman in action, when Dr. Art's Planet Earth Show comes live to the scenic mountain campus.
Morgan Hill Unified School District News
As a part of district-wide emergency preparedness planning, elementary schools are asking parents to prepare an eight-hour emergency "comfort kit" for their children. The kits, which will be stored in the child's classroom, are designed to help both kids and parents stay calm when they are separated in an emergency.