56.2 F
Morgan Hill
December 13, 2025

School board meetings on the air

It's been almost 10 years

LOHS Robotics Team looks forward to 2023 season

On Dec. 16, the Live Oak High School Robotics Team, Nuts and Bolts, held a local STEM Night at the Live Oak High School Library. Their mission was to show the students of Morgan Hill, especially elementary and middle school students, the importance of...

Through tears, Gavilan board discusses filling vacant seat

The first regular Board of Education meeting at Gavilan College since the death of Mike Davenport was weighted with emotion Tuesday night, when several trustees took a moment to remember their lost colleague before discussing how to fill his shoes.

A Q&A with county school board candidates

One of the races appearing on the Nov. 6 election ballot is Area 7 Santa Clara County Board of Education. Area 7 includes Morgan Hill Unified, Gilroy Unified, Evergreen, and a portion of Oak Grove and corresponding portion of East Side Union High school...

Gavilan, Chico form new career pathway partnership

Gavilan College has established a new Career Technical Information partnership with Chico State University to offer a “2+2” program for Gavilan business majors who want to achieve a Bachelor’s degree in Concrete Industry Management at Chico State.

Students bring holiday cheer to seniors

Middle school students from Mount Madonna School were able to spread some holiday cheer for local residents on Dec. 13 by singing a free holiday concert at the Morgan Hill Senior Center. The students sang a selection of holiday carols and handed out cookies...

UPDATE: Jackson Elementary principal resigns, takes early retirement incentive

Garry Dudley's last day as Jackson Elementary's principal was Tuesday. He resigned following the Morgan Hill Unified school board of trustees' unanimous approval in closed session Tuesday afternoon and will retire before the end of the calendar year. Dudley will be paid for the sick days he accrued since his hire by former Superintendent Alan Nishino in August 2007.

Britton project delayed by state permits

Morgan Hill school district leaders are about four months removed from the postponement of a Dec. 8, 2017 groundbreaking ceremony for the much anticipated Britton Middle School Transformation Project.

City will pay filing fees; school district says no

City government decisions are not normally decided by drawing

Live Oak High Alumni Gather

Graduates from 1938 through 1945 filled the Golden Oak restaurant as they gathered for one big reunion this summer. Ninety graduates from the eight classes attended the celebration. Morgan Hill resident Margaret Johnston, Class of 1943, said the reunion was particularly special because a former teacher and school counselor, Phyllis Thomas, was present.

SOCIAL MEDIA

7,630FansLike
1,682FollowersFollow
2,844FollowersFollow