Free lunch for all 18 and under
School district officials have launched a Seamless Summer Feeding Program that offers free lunches to children up to age 18, according to a Morgan Hill Unified School District announcement.
Mayor asks for MHUSD’s support on special library tax
Speaking before the Morgan Hill Unified School District’s Board of Education, Mayor Steve Tate emphasized the importance of having the Board of Education throw its full support behind the upcoming Measure A library tax vote.
Supe search to feature union interviews with candidates
The school board embraced an era of openness Thursday night as
Gavilan College celebrates ‘topping out’ of new Hollister campus project
About 100 people attended a ceremony Jan. 24 to commemorate the “topping out” of construction of Gavilan College’s new San Benito County campus, located on Fairview Road in Hollister.
The ceremony included a traditional signing of a steel beam, the last one to be placed...
New faces in store for future of MHUSD board
As many as five new faces could be seated on the Morgan Hill Unified School District’s governing dais come November, with two trustees saying they will not seek re-election, two others undecided and another prematurely resigning prior to his term’s completion.
MHUSD schedules 10 community input meetings for May 29
The Morgan Hill Unified School District will host simultaneous community input meetings, regarding the use of Measure G funds within the district, at 10 different school locations from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. May 29.
Listen to recordings from County’s charter school public hearings for Navigator, Rocketship
Recordings from the Nov. 20 special meeting, which encompassed two public hearings for the appeals by Navigator Schools and Rocketship Education on their petitions to open charter schools within the Morgan Hill Unified School District, are posted on the Santa Clara County Office of Education website and can be heard by clicking here.
MHUSD releases adjusted grad/dropout rates, new data is positive
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.














