Gilroy schools hire up a storm of teachers, pay hike helps
GILROY—Teacher union warnings that a reputation for low pay would scare away potential recruits are not holding up in Gilroy, where a modest pay hike has led to scores of new teacher hires and only a handful of open slots left for the coming year.
Embracing their roots, graduates look to the future
From the style of their speeches to the way they accessorized
Former GUSD supe returning home
Edwin Diaz, former Gilroy superintendent of six years and garlic
Application deadline near for Mount Madonna School
Just a few days remain for families to turn in their
Under Budget and On Time?
The new high school could be finished early and on budget thanks
GUSD roundup: Custodial layoffs rescinded, deferred maintenance needs, staff recognition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.


















