Student of the Week: Madison Diane Wahl
Madison Diane Wahl, a 17-year-old senior at GECA, is this week's Student of the Week.
New Supe Must Hire Bevy of Staff
District staff will be good at introductions by the end of this
In allowing transfers, trustees could make CHS largest school
If the school district accepts all the students who applied to
Special Education Looks to Relocate
Special day class wants to move to opposite corner of Brownell
Gavilan Hopes to Fuse Campus Media
College journalism program will adapt to changing consumer
Garlic for elephants: Ken Christopher pens book for elementary students
Ken Christopher sat in the library at Las Animas Elementary School, where he was being asked the tough questions.
Why did the bear get the honey, and not the bees? Shouldn’t the elephant have a peanut instead of garlic?
The executive vice president of Christopher Ranch...
GUSD dropout rate improves for ’12-13 class
With an improved dropout rate but a decreased graduation rate, Gilroy Unified School District’s 2012-13 cohort class showed mixed results in statistics released April 28 by the California Department of Education.
L.A. Attorney Filed Two More Lawsuits Against Gilroy Schools
Two new lawsuits were filed Wednesday against the Gilroy Unified School District for its handling of a teacher who was allegedly “sexting” with students. Los Angeles lawyer Gloria Allred announced the suits Wednesday during a late afternoon press conference—in time for the nightly news—outside the GUSD office on Arroyo Circle.





















