Students slowly serving community hours
High school students may be doing their community service with a smile, but when it comes to shaving away the 80 hours needed to graduate, some are meandering along at the pace of a snail.
Creating a safe haven
“Every day I put a smile on,” said David Galindo, tugging at the bottom of his sweater as he spoke to a classroom full of students. “I’ll be happy at school and at home, but at night when everyone is sleeping I feel myself slowly starting to get depressed. I look outside at the stars and sometimes I just wish I could disappear because I feel like no one cares.”
GUSD roundup: Custodial layoffs rescinded, deferred maintenance needs, staff recognition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.
GHS class of ’82: The clock is ticking. Register for your reunion!
Attention, Gilroy High School alumni class of '82: It's time to start polishing up those "Thriller" moves and get ready to relive the glory days of your teen-age yesteryears.
Mark your calendars: GHS homecoming parade, game Nov. 1
Gilroy High School’s homecoming week, which begins Monday, Oct. 28, will culminate Friday, Nov. 1 with a parade beginning at 3:30 p.m. The GHS Mustangs will go head to head with the Everett Alvarez Eagles later that night at 7:30 p.m.
