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June 3, 2026

UPDATED: Morgan Hill Unified asks to postpone charter vote

The Morgan Hill Unified School District is still deciding whether to accept Navigator Schools’ petition to open a new charter school in the city for 2014-15, and has instead requested a 30-day extension of the mandatory June 15 deadline to vote.

Schools confront new transgender education code

Supportive sentiments and concerned opposition categorize two sides emerging from Monday’s passage of California’s new education code, which allows transgender students to use school restrooms and locker rooms as well as play on athletic teams that match their “gender identity” instead of the sex listed on their birth certificate.

Senior Spotlight: Oscar Romero Lazaro

Selecting students for the Morgan Hill Times’ annual senior spotlight honor is no enviable task. That’s why we make the principals, school counselors and staff sort it out. These students have navigated the labyrinth of high school hurdles, and we are inspired by their...

Such thing as a free lunch

With the backing of President Harry Truman, students in Morgan

Fashionista finesse at Live Oak

Move over Versace, Ralph Lauren and Betsey Johnson. Make some room on the racks for some budding fashion designers.

Gavilan to host meetings on possible districts

Gavilan College trustees are asking for community input for the next two weeks as they redefine the districts where board representatives are selected.

Local Scene: Charter School Foundation awards scholarships

Charter School Foundation awards scholarships The Charter School of Morgan Hill Foundation has announced the recipients of their 2025 scholarship program. The foundation each year awards scholarships to graduating high school students and alumni of the Charter School of Morgan Hill.  Criteria for selection includes academics,...

Gilroy charter school head targeted by a school founder

GILROY—A founder and former board member of the respected Navigator charter schools in Gilroy and Hollister has called for removal of its director if allegations of mismanagement, nepotism and skirting state law are true.

$450,000 in scholarships to live oak high seniors

Accolades and awards were distributed to the

First-year Sobrato costs: $750,000

Approximately $750,000 will be needed to operate the new Sobrato

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