CHS choirs offers two performances of spring concert
The Christopher High School choirs—under the direction of Claire Massey—will be giving two performances of their annual spring concert at two different venues later this month.
Gilroy teachers: performance or seniority?
If two state initiatives make it on the state ballot and are voted into law, it might mean first-year teachers such as Zane Boehlke—a new English teacher at Christopher High School—would be less likely to lose their jobs if the state economy takes a downturn and school districts are forced to cut staff to make it through the school year.
Fire blazes at Christopher H.S. for teen training
Teenagers spent this afternoon fighting flames at Christopher High School as part of a training exercise for Gilroy’s first teen Community Emergency Response Team course.
Cinco de Mayo flag rally won’t disrupt school, organizers say
The planned American Flag rally for the 2014 Cinco de Mayo holiday in front of Live Oak High School will be peaceful and non-disruptive, according to President Georgine Scott-Codiga of the Gilroy-Morgan Hill Patriots.
Jolly farewell
When the school year ends, Christopher High School Principal Patricia Jolly will be filing out with the students as she retires from her position.
Crowd-funding, paperless classrooms in Gilroy
Christopher High School English teacher Tai Bambusa needs a class set of tablets.
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.
American flag rally planned for Cinco de Mayo
Local members of a Patriots group are planning a demonstration rally on Cinco de Mayo in front of the Live Oak High School campus both before and after school to protest the latest court ruling affirming the rights of school officials to ban students from wearing American flag shirts on campus on May 5 in 2010.
Presentation H.S. invites Gilroy to ‘Dream in Style’
Morgan Hill residents: fanciful fare will soon make dreams come true – in style – for an event that’s helped raise funds for local education.
Gilroy schools: Paraprofessional sign protest
At least a dozen attendees in Gilroy held up signs reading “Re$pect,” “Good faith bargaining” and “We make a difference” during a March 20 school board meeting as they demanded trustees take a look at contract negotiations for paraprofessionals this school year.