One trustee an advocate for ousted AD
In the wake of public outcry over the removal of Gilroy High
Gilroy students proud to speak two languages
Cameras flashed, mothers dabbed tears from the corners of their
Students, teachers, parents have a ball at Rod’s Trod
Welcomed by pristine conditions for Friday’s 23rd annual Rod’s Trod fundraiser event, Rod Kelley Elementary School students, faculty and family members walked, jogged, ran — and even crawled — their way around the quarter-mile circuit, helping to raise money for the northwest elementary school.
Gavilan honored as ‘Strong Workforce Star’
Multiple programs at Gavilan College earned the California Community Colleges’ Strong Workforce Stars recognition for their success in improving student employment and wage outcomes, according to an April 17 announcement.
A Gold Star was awarded to the Gavilan College program in Accounting.
Silver Stars were awarded...
Teacher says ‘enough’ after seventh campus break-in
They come in the night or early morning, forcing open windows, sneaking into classrooms and escaping with valuable laptops and projectors at Gilroy Unified School District's Brownell Middle School.
CHS senior lends tech, design talents to ‘Sweeney Todd’
Teenage theater tech phenom Josh Greene-Gomez, 17, not only maintains a 4.0 GPA, he is also the tech director, set designer, lighting designer and set builder for the Christopher High School drama department's upcoming senior production of “Sweeney Todd - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.”

















