Schools

The sweet sound of success

February 19, 2005

Desiree Castillo didn't know who the band Queen was until she

Endowment funds helping local schools plan for future education

February 18, 2005

At a time when state and federal funding is facing sharp cuts,

San Benito High School holds student election

February 18, 2005

Local students at San Benito High School took a chance and threw

Hollister School District facing another $2 million in cuts

February 17, 2005

Over 60 teachers, classified and administration employees in the

Renowned hairstylist to give demonstration at Gav

February 16, 2005

Yosh Toya, internationally known for his work in hairstyling,

Fund raising a key to keeping rural students well educated

February 15, 2005

Schools and parents know what it's like to be strapped for

President Bush’s budget cuts funding to two college prep programs

February 12, 2005

Two educational programs that have sent thousands of low-income

High School considering $3.3 million expansion

February 11, 2005

An all-weather track and a synthetic turf field as well as a

High School students believe newspapers have too much freedom, study reports

February 10, 2005

More than half of high-school students in the U.S. think the

English Language learning brings results, test shows

February 10, 2005

Students learning English in San Benito County schools are

Hollister teen raises money to repair wind-damaged 4H shelter

Gavilan celebrates one year at new Hollister campus

Cat declawing, book censorship among new 2026 laws

HSD, Legacy Church make wishes come true for local children

HSD installs tech to improve indoor air quality at schools

The sweet sound of success

Endowment funds helping local schools plan for future education

San Benito High School holds student election

Hollister School District facing another $2 million in cuts

Renowned hairstylist to give demonstration at Gav

Fund raising a key to keeping rural students well educated

President Bush’s budget cuts funding to two college prep programs

High School considering $3.3 million expansion

High School students believe newspapers have too much freedom, study reports

English Language learning brings results, test shows

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