Cash prizes available to student journalists
Aspiring film, television, journalism and social media college students have the chance to earn cash for playing a role in changing the way people view mental health.
Superintendent sends voice message to parents
Following the firestorm of comments and news stories about four
Teens advocate for safe and sober graduation
Ten Gilroy teens stood up for what they think is right and urged
In college, but not ‘college ready’
Approximately 98 percent of the students entering Gavilan College in the fall of 2012 tested into remedial classes in at least one area, mirroring a statewide trend that has school officials concerned.
Space to play
The kindergartners of Glen View Elementary School watched with wide eyes, bouncing on their tip-toes in anticipation as Principal Corina Sapien cut the yellow ribbon that separated them from their new playground Tuesday morning. As the ends of ribbon hit the pavement, the 5- and 6-year-olds swarmed the brightly colored play space, which has been three years in the making.
District receives ‘overwhelming positive feedback’ on new graduation venue
An assessment report of Gilroy High School’s football stadium bleachers shows the district made the right call in moving last week’s 2013 graduation and promotion ceremonies to quad area, known as Centennial Circle.

















