Middle school teachers, students rally to keep Yosemite trip
A reinterpretation of an old school board policy could leave
Back to school brings busing woes, new programs, more students than ever
Students cracked open their school books and got back to
Fatty clay won’t sway Christopher’s track play
The budget for Christopher High School track and field project was increased for the second time in nearly four months on March 6 - this time because a soil engineer found the site has a type of clay that expands and contracts and could cause the cement of the track to buckle.
Updated: Lawsuit filed over T-shirt controversy at Live Oak
The parents of three boys who were sent home from Live Oak High
Slick addition to Gilroy High
10,000-square-foot structure will hold offices, cafeteria; will
Jaime Rosso responds to Dispatch Editorial Board questions
1. Are you supporting Measure P, the $150 million Gilroy Unified School District facilities bond on the November ballot? If yes, why, and what are your priorities for the money? If not, why not, and how do you envision the future for GUSD facilities?


















