Schools

There are $80 million in school projects making their way down the pipeline in the coming months as district leaders have begun the process of selling off the second series of Measure G dollars.

Morgan Hill Unified School District’s governing board will discuss the results of its own board evaluation while district staff will offer an overview of the newest Measure G school projects on tap as part of tonight’s board of education meeting.

A parent of a Britton Middle School student claims her child, as well as two of his friends, are victims of persistent bullying by a group of classmates who have been targeting them since last school year.

With clear skies and warm temperatures, Morgan Hill Unified School District schools, staff and faculty welcomed back students Aug. 17 for the first day of the 2017-18 school year.

Impassioned and well-versed residents, board of education trustees and district officials generated conflicting views and a few intense moments at an Aug. 18 special meeting to determine the future of a 9-acre plot of land in northeast Morgan Hill.

Morgan Hill Unified School District is in need of nearly $700 million in renovations and new construction, according to findings in a Facilities Master Plan compiled by the architectural firm LPA, Inc.

There were hundreds of grateful families and smiling faces inside the Morgan Hill Unified School District board room Aug. 12 as they received free back-to-school goodie bags that included a new pair of shoes and a $50 Old Navy gift card.

After months of taking it on the chin from three students demanding a board discussion regarding the math practices at Ann Sobrato High School, local district leaders have scheduled a discussion item about the issue for the Aug. 15 meeting.

One school board member was highly critical of local district schools’ action plans for improving student achievement that were submitted to the board of education for approval Aug. 1.