Gavilan names two vice presidents
At their May meeting, the Gavilan College Board of Trustees unanimously approved the appointments of two new vice presidents for the college.
If voters OK tax hikes, GUSD school budget stays intact
School administrators in all sectors were waiting with bated
Gav grads set records
On May 24, Gavilan College broke previous records and graduated its all-time largest class, earning the highest-ever number of associate's degrees and certificates, according to spokeswoman Jan Bernstein Chargin.
GUSD roundup: Custodial layoffs rescinded, deferred maintenance needs, staff recognition
The Gilroy Unified School District Board of Education meeting on Sept. 5 began on a somber note as Superintendent Deborah Flores paid tribute to Kimberly Ordaz, a beloved teacher in the district for 30 years who passed away peacefully in her home in early August.
Failure to launch charter school
Rocketship Education has pulled its charter petition to open an elementary school within the Morgan Hill Unified School District boundaries by fall 2014.
Mark your calendars: Annual Pops Concert is an audible delight
The Gilroy and Christopher high school choirs will present their annual Pops concert at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 23.
Growth API scores released: Mixed results for GUSD, MHUSD
Gilroy Unified School District stayed above the state’s performance target for the Academic Performance Index, while Morgan Hill Unified School District climbed five points but fell short of the state’s benchmark, according to the 2012-13 Accountability Progress Report released today by the California Department of Education.
Mount Madonna Students Recount Trip
Gilroy – When Rep. John Lewis met up with Mount Madonna School students in his Washington office, the Georgia Democrat told the group he'd just been released from jail. The arrest stemmed from a protest he joined at the Sudan Embassy, he explained.



















