GHS students come to terms with violence
In the aftermath of the massacre in a Colorado high school, students at Gilroy High are coping with the tragedy by sending messages of hope to the survivors and the families of those killed.
Save the rain forest, attend open house
A Luigi Aprea fourth-grade class will be doing its part to protect the environment by raising money during open house to help buy land in the rain forest.
Gilroy High going after $8.5 million grant
Gilroy High School will apply for an $8.5 million, five-year grant designed to propel students down a college path, beginning in sixth grade.
Garlic for your flora
Two South County teenagers Dave struck another blow for the healing properties of garlic — this time for plants.
A walk in the park for the Senior Center
The Gilroy Senior Advisory Board will hold its annual walk at Las Animas Park next month to raise funds for the Senior Center.
Rhyme, reason to school cuts?
School district employees disagree with recommendations in a consultant's report to cut personnel, wages or hours and believe the suggestions would adversely affect the district.
Jumping high for El Roble School
El Roble will have its first jump-a-thon to raise money for the school Friday.
GHS students stunned by tragic shooting
Reverberations from the massacre that left as many as 25 dead at a Colorado high school are being felt in Gilroy. Police are stepping up patrols around Gilroy High School and school staff members are making themselves available to help students cope with the tragedy.
Trustees to evaluate Gavilan president
Everything from (he college president's evaluation to school board policies will be discussed at a series of Special meetings of local school hoards this week.
A bite out of illiteracy
At Glen View School, soft-spoken second-grader Adolfo Aldana pulls his Sharks paraphernalia from a bag - a hockey puck, a comic book, a frisbee and the ticket to Friday's game that he saved.
