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December 6, 2025

New Computer Lab for Walsh

Students at P.A. Walsh Elementary School ended the school year

Super fundraisers give 21 grants worth $20,000 to local school projects

Following a 22-year tradition, the Live Oak Foundation awarded

LOHS students compete in FIRST Robotics Competition

After participating in the Britton Middle School Robotics Club led by adviser Frank Orlando, Kobe Nguyen and Ethan Hanlon decided to start a club at Live Oak High School.  Last year, they approached Kristopher Boursier, and she agreed to be the Live Oak faculty...

School district holds press conference at 11:45 a.m.

The Morgan Hill Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Wes

Fenced into campus – for safety

All Gilroy Unified School District public schools will soon be enclosed with fences as part of an effort to bolster campus security in an age of heightened safety precautions – and Morgan Hill schools could be following suit in the future.

Sobrato high site work progressing

Since the official groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 18,

Local Scene: Summit for Planet Earth; T.E.A. at Morgan Hill Library

Summit for Planet Earth is April 29 From barn owls and bearded dragons to California kingsnakes and turkey vultures, the 17th annual Summit for the Planet Earth at Mount Madonna School offers the opportunity to get up close and hands-on with wildlife. Children and adults...

BREAKING: Jackson magnet school principal named

Just one week after the Morgan Hill Unified School District school board approved the new magnet school, a new principal is named. 

Spotlight of the Week: Martin Murphy Middle School’s 22nd annual Turkey Trot

Martin Murphy Middle School held its 22nd annual Turkey Trot on Nov. 16. The school-wide event included students, faculty and staff. They ran or walked a one-mile course. Eighth-grader Vanessa Guevara kicked off this year's race by singing the National Anthem. Coordinator Dan Scudero worked hard to arrange a fun and successful event for the Martin Murphy community with excellent student participation – 90 percent of the 640 students. Parent participation was also high, as they volunteered during the event and donated gift cards, electronic items, goodies, and other prizes.

Britton’s beloved science teacher, pioneer passes away

Britton Middle School science teacher George Flores, an inspirational educator and pioneer who allowed local kids the ability to explore far away places they may never have reached, passed away in the early morning hours June 20 at Hospice of Stanford Hospital, according to district staff.

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