Separation of singers and state?
Gilroy public school choirs won’t be singing in church anymore, after several anonymous members of the public complained that holding concerts in a single faith establishment is not an adequate separation of church and state.
We want to know: Where are they now?
Are you so proud of your high school graduate you could gush for hours? Have they gone on from Gilroy to do amazing things?
Emotionally draining school board meeting ends in $7M in cuts
In a four-hour study session that included a tearful monologue
$62,000 in scholarships awarded locally by Gilroy Rotary Club
Sixty-two thousand dollars was awarded to 18 local Gilroy Rotary Club scholarship recipients last week at Gilroy High School, Christopher High School, Valley Christian High School and Gavilan Community College. Rotary President Hamdy Abbass, assisted by Rotarian Joel Goldsmith and Syngenta Seeds' Mark Wilson, presented the awards in ceremonies May 19 and 20 at the various schools.
Parents rally for school safety after Luigi Aprea incident
Parents of some of the students who attend Luigi Aprea Elementary School took their concerns and frustrations to the Gilroy Unified School District board after a potentially dangerous criminal suspect was allowed to enter the campus late last month.
About 40 parents, grandparents, students and...
Gavilan enrollment soars 23 percent
Gavilan College expects to see a 23 percent increase in student
High school choir spaghetti dinner
The Gilroy and Christopher Choral Program will hold a fundraiser spaghetti dinner from 5 to 8 p.m. Feb. 6 at the Gilroy High School cafeteria. Money from ticket sales helps pay for transportation to the Central California Choral Festival April 12 at Cal Poly, San Luis Opispo and also helps the Chamber Singers raise money to sing in Washington D.C. April 2-7. The goal is to sell 1,500 tickets. The meal includes pasta with three sauces made by Mama Mia’s, garlic bread, salad dessert and drink. Tickets Tickets are $8 and are available in advance from any choir member or at the door. Take-out is available. Details: Phil Robb at [email protected].
Bill Gives Special Education Students CAHSEE Reprieve
While seniors throughout the state struggle to pass the

















