Schools

Gav Site Forum Set for Thursday

September 18, 2007

The first in a series of forums is set for Thursday to discuss

SBHS Discipline Problems Decrease

November 1, 2006

Hollister

Hollister School District celebrates new afterschool spaces

February 14, 2025

Hollister School District officials and community partners held a ribbon cutting Jan. 30 for the newly opened Extended Learning Opportunity Program buildings at Sunnyslope, Calaveras and Ladd Lane Elementary Schools. The official ribbon cutting was at Sunnyslope, where the district held a groundbreaking just last...

‘Early Decision’ Letters Roll In for SBHS Seniors

January 12, 2006

While the moment of truth usually comes in early spring for most

Parents, teachers protest VP lay-offs

May 26, 2005

More than 70 teachers and parents packed the Hollister School

Foley: Hollister School District Budget on the Right Track

November 10, 2005

Even with a budget deadline just days away and millions of

Cerra Vista enrichment program has been a hit

November 14, 2008

HOLLISTER

Fencing and Alarms to Tighten Security at SBHS

August 8, 2006

Hollister

Gav students heading to national criminal justice competition

November 9, 2004

Three Gavilan College Administration of Justice students

High School Struggles to Collect $100,000 in Student Fees

April 24, 2007

Hollister

SB High alumni awarded American FFA Degree

Anzar High holds graduation parade

Hollister High named one of nation’s best high schools

Register for Spring Grove kindergarten

SB High student gives back to the community

Gav Site Forum Set for Thursday

SBHS Discipline Problems Decrease

Hollister School District celebrates new afterschool spaces

‘Early Decision’ Letters Roll In for SBHS Seniors

Parents, teachers protest VP lay-offs

Foley: Hollister School District Budget on the Right Track

Cerra Vista enrichment program has been a hit

Fencing and Alarms to Tighten Security at SBHS

Gav students heading to national criminal justice competition

High School Struggles to Collect $100,000 in Student Fees

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