HDLA students see art on truck
The Hollister Dual Language Academy students had a visited from
a Recology driver who brought along a truck that is displaying the
students’ winning artwork. The student poster was one of several
that were submitted by San Benito County students as part of a
contest to decorate the waste management trucks with messages about
recycling and being good stewards of the environment.
HDLA students see art on truck
The Hollister Dual Language Academy students had a visited from a Recology driver who brought along a truck that is displaying the students’ winning artwork. The student poster was one of several that were submitted by San Benito County students as part of a contest to decorate the waste management trucks with messages about recycling and being good stewards of the environment.
Five residents sworn in as court advocates
On October 3, Judge Steven Sanders swore in five community members who recently completed training as Court Appointed Special Advocates. Each can now be assigned to one of the children in the county’s foster care system who are on CASA’s waiting list for an advocate. The children are part of the dependency system because of parental abuse or neglect.
CASA can recruit and train new advocates through grants from the Community Foundation for San Benito County and United Way of San Benito County.
For more information about the CASA program please contact CASA of San Benito County at 831-637-4992.
