Schools

Trustees against gifted program

September 5, 2003

As the Aromas-San Juan Unified School District tries to get back

Taking the fizz out of school drinks

September 5, 2003

Selling soda on elementary, middle and junior high school

Other School Board Items:

September 5, 2003

- Munoz discussed recent enrollment numbers. As of Tuesday,

State offers free, reduced price meals for lower income students and families

September 4, 2003

In an effort to ensure every student maximizes their ability to

Schools flustered over possible sanctions from government

September 4, 2003

Since its discovery of which schools are

Grant applied for to help make traffic around schools safer

September 3, 2003

With school back in session, students are taking advantage of

Teacher at Sea programs gives local teacher a glimpse into marine life

September 2, 2003

While some teachers and students slept in and basked in the sun

Maze, district officials react to fatal crash

August 29, 2003

As the first week of school comes to a close, parents and school

From a one-room schoolhouse to high school

August 29, 2003

For the past nine years, Amanda Rangel attended a one-room

Parents still upset over school district’s decision to move sixth-graders

August 28, 2003

Two days after school started, parents were still upset at the

Local middle schoolers showcase their talents in Rancho Maze Band and Colorguard

Jazz @ Gavilan concert set for Nov. 6

Local schools, districts named to nonprofit’s Honor Roll

County Ed. Assistant Supe honored by Filipina Women’s Network

Gavilan College student workers begin unionizing

Trustees against gifted program

Taking the fizz out of school drinks

Other School Board Items:

State offers free, reduced price meals for lower income students and families

Schools flustered over possible sanctions from government

Grant applied for to help make traffic around schools safer

Teacher at Sea programs gives local teacher a glimpse into marine life

Maze, district officials react to fatal crash

From a one-room schoolhouse to high school

Parents still upset over school district’s decision to move sixth-graders

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