Schools

San Benito Youth Services funds programs for local children

December 18, 2004

At a time when the state and the federal government is giving

Summer school’s in session for 1,200 at SBHS

June 13, 2008

While most students are making up for classes failed in previous

Endowment funds helping local schools plan for future education

February 18, 2005

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

Sober Grad Committee Seeks Donations

May 4, 2007

Hollister

Study Finds Hispanic Students Perceive Roadblocks to College

February 20, 2007

Hollister

Educators concerned about cuts

December 22, 2003

With education composing 40 percent of the state budget and Gov.

Schools cope with bilingual standards

February 5, 2003

As new federal standards requiring improved student test scores

Gav students heading to national criminal justice competition

November 9, 2004

Three Gavilan College Administration of Justice students

Farm bureau summer library program features guest readers

June 25, 2014

The San Benito County Farm Bureau is sponsoring a summer reading program for children ages 5-12 on Wednesdays this summer, with weekly gatherings at the San Benito County Free Library.

Students rewarded for behavior with luncheon

December 17, 2025

Rancho San Justo Middle School is proud of its students who embrace positive behavior, respect and integrity on campus. The site showed that appreciation at its annual PBIS Luncheon held Dec. 10. Like other sites in the Hollister School District, Rancho San Justo focuses on...

San Andreas graduates walk

Small Steps needs big-hearted helpers

Admissions game is tough road

Linking students to San Benito High

Daycare teacher charged, accused of dosing cups with pills

San Benito Youth Services funds programs for local children

Summer school’s in session for 1,200 at SBHS

Endowment funds helping local schools plan for future education

Sober Grad Committee Seeks Donations

Study Finds Hispanic Students Perceive Roadblocks to College

Educators concerned about cuts

Schools cope with bilingual standards

Gav students heading to national criminal justice competition

Farm bureau summer library program features guest readers

Students rewarded for behavior with luncheon

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