Gilroy schools will award honorary HS diplomas
GILROY—Moved by a centenarian grandmother’s story and prompted to act by the deaths of high school seniors weeks before graduation, Gilroy school trustees have adopted a new policy to award honorary high school diplomas.
CTA backs Gov. Brown’s tax initiative
The California Teachers Association, "one of the strongest advocates for educators in the country," according to the organization's website, is officially backing Gov. Jerry Brown's temporary tax initiative to increase revenues for public education and other essential services.
Hooked on Nooks at Christopher High
Upperclassmen English students at Christopher High School have a lighter burden to shoulder these days. Literally.
Updated: Lawsuit filed over T-shirt controversy at Live Oak
The parents of three boys who were sent home from Live Oak High
Gavilan kicks 17 players off team
Gavilan College removed 17 out-of-state football players—all but one of them African American—from the team and campus last week, claiming the athletes had received prohibited transportation, housing and food benefits and were improperly recruited.
‘Instant gratification’ at charter planning Hollister campus
Math teacher Heather Parsons has full grasp of her students’ attention, and Gilroy Prep would have it no other way.
Gilroy holds first parade to honor champs
Not one, but two CCS football trophies in the same year will be celebrated by Gilroyans with a big parade next weekend.
Parents and coaches of Gilroy and Christopher football players were still putting the details together this week, but they urged fans to mark...
