San Benito High expands grading system
A new grading system—one that calls for students to receive three separate marks per class in the categories of academics, citizenship and work habits—will be expanded for the 2018-19 school year at San Benito High School.
It likely will mean more work for teachers, but...
On-campus construction continues at SBHS
San Benito High School has entered a new phase of summertime construction activity that includes the completion of some facilities projects and the start of others.
On June 11, three days after the Class of 2018 commencement ceremony, a number of summer projects got underway,...
San Benito seniors say their farewells
Bryce Eggers
San Benito High School
Class of 2018 Co-Valedictorian
Good morning, Class of 2018. I am truly honored to be able to speak in front of you guys. Now, I have a lot to say, but I’ll try to speak fast because I know that most...
Grad 2018: Balers forever!
San Benito High School graduate Kenny Bisceglia, pictured above, holds his diploma case after walking the stage during the 2018 commencement ceremony held on campus June 8. Bisceglia, who is turning to the pipeline welding trade after high school, was one of 657 San...
Gavilan OKs new bond survey
When Lois Bandeira-Locci was campaigning four years ago for the District 7 seat on the Gavilan Joint Community College District board, the driving factor of her candidacy was the delayed development of the San Benito County extension campus.
As her term nears an end in...
Gavilan weighs a bond to build campus
An 80-acre piece of land referred to as Fairview Corners on Fairview Road near the Ridgemark Golf Club and Resort in Hollister has sat vacant for more than 10 years since being purchased by Gavilan College.
While the goal of building a San Benito County...
SBHS junior off to Stanford for summer
San Benito High School junior Jasmine Rosales Castillo will be spending part of her summer at Stanford University, after being selected for the prestigious institution’s eight-week Summer Session Horizon Scholars program.
Rosales Castillo earned the residential scholarship opportunity designated for low-income, high-achieving incoming high school...
Tokens of gratitude
It is true, kindness doesn’t cost a thing.
But the joy it can give to others is completely priceless.
A smile to a stranger, a walker waving to passersby while taking his morning stroll, giving free cookies to a customer—these kind acts of are common occurrences...
Great Graduate
Santana Rodriguez is convinced she was named after renowned musician Carlos Santana, the critically acclaimed 10-time Grammy Award winner who is known for his brilliance with the guitar.
“My dad (Rudy) always told me when I was younger I used to watch a soap opera,...