Schools

Solorsano Sweeps Science Fair

April 6, 2006

Ten students walk away with awards

Three Vying for Vacant County Education Board Seat

September 19, 2006

As voters fill in the bubbles some may wonder: what exactly does

March 22, 2010

The use of ecstasy, a party drug school administrators never

September 16, 2010

An initiative launched by the Gilroy Teachers Association to cut

July 7, 2008

Close to 60 pink slips were distributed to teachers when the

May 16, 2011

As superintendent Debbie Flores put it, Gov. Jerry Brown's

June 9, 2007

The district has determined a frontrunner for assistant

November 25, 2009

The 104 kindergartners dressed up as Pilgrims and Native

One Step Forward, One Step Back

February 9, 2007

GUSD board, interim supe verbally agree; Brinkman may follow

Christopher High Planning Under Way

February 3, 2006

Group of locals overseeing new school have staged first meeting

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Local Scene: Support youth soccer in Gilroy

November 7, 2025

Religion: A prophet for our time

November 7, 2025

From My Perspective: Names and numbers matter

November 7, 2025

Editorial: The cost of ending SNAP—and the hunger it will bring

November 6, 2025

County sales tax, Prop 50 win big in Nov. 4 election

November 6, 2025

Gavilan College recognized for strong return on investment

Rotary Club plants 40 trees on Gilroy campuses

Gavilan College student workers begin unionizing

South County Courthouse displays student art

Professor brings world films to Morgan Hill every Wednesday

Solorsano Sweeps Science Fair

Three Vying for Vacant County Education Board Seat

Ecstasy use rising at high schools

Five-member school board is proposed

Fewer teacher layoffs than anticipated

Gov: It’s time to pay

Assistant Superintendent Search Nearing End

Serving up a Thanksgiving feast

One Step Forward, One Step Back

Christopher High Planning Under Way

SOCIAL MEDIA

Local Scene: Support youth soccer in Gilroy

Religion: A prophet for our time

From My Perspective: Names and numbers matter

Editorial: The cost of ending SNAP—and the hunger it will bring

County sales tax, Prop 50 win big in Nov. 4 election