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December 6, 2025

Southside district takes hit with financial rating

Southside School District was the only public education group in San Benito County that scored a “qualified” rating on a second interim budget report, according to records obtained by the Free Lance.

Gifted Games put heroes center stage

Marilyn Gonzalez pushed her walker across finish line on the Gilroy High School track as she completed the 50-yard dash.

Updated: Senior trip canceled due to widespread illness

The San Benito High School senior trip to Disneyland has been canceled after a widespread outbreak of illness, according to the high school district.

Candidates for Gavilan College president share views

The three finalists for Gavilan College’s next president were interviewed during a public hearing Monday at the Gilroy main campus.

School district, city to gauge growth projections

Hollister School District trustees and city council members will meet next week to discuss projected population growth with enrollment expected to climb in the next three years.

Local charter schools have new CEO

Navigator Schools has announced Kevin Sved will be the chief executive officer of its Hollister and Gilroy charter schools, according to a press release from the group.

Hollister School District announces new superintendent

The Hollister School District Board of Trustees on Saturday announced the hiring of Dr. Lisa Andrew from Campbell to succeed Dr. Gary McIntire as superintendent after this school year ends.

Gavilan announces finalists for superintendent job

Community members are invited to attend a public forum to hear from three finalists for the top leadership position at Gavilan College, according to a press release from the school.

Los Dichos program breaks barriers for parents

As the Hollister School District parents flipped the glossy yellow, blue and green pages of a photocopied children’s book, they read about a young girl and her grandfather.

SBHS officials break ground on $15.6m project before approval

San Benito High School officials used golden shovels to break ground on a new facility this week, but it came before trustees approve a contract with a construction company to build it.

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