Hollister High beefs up security at stadium
New security measures at Andy Hardin Stadium went into effect for the Oct. 14 Hollister High School football game, which proceeded without any major public safety disturbances in the crowd, according to school and law enforcement officials.
Hollister High School and San Benito High School...
Youth competition makes a splash in Hollister
San Benito Aquatics and Hollister High School hosted more than 650 swimmers from throughout northern California and Nevada this past weekend for the 2022 Pacific Swimming Summer Junior Olympics.
The competition took place at the school’s swimming facilities July 8-10. Among the competitors were two...
Head of CMAP leaves for similar job in Boston
The executive director at Community Media Access Partnership has departed her role for a similar job in the Boston area.
SBHS superintendent presents plans for second high school
Special to the Free Lance
San Benito High School District Superintendent Shawn Tennenbaum provided a brief presentation March 7 to the Hollister City Council on early plans to open a second high school.
According to Tennenbaum, San Benito High School is at its capacity of 3,437...
San Benito High officials weigh split of expenses
A presentation about funding San Benito High School senior activities such as the parent night and graduation turned into a longer discussion about a possible executive committee that would give students and staff more of a leadership role in the graduation ceremony design process.
Hollister’s AAA ranked no. 11 in statewide school rankings
The Accelerated Achievement Academy in Hollister has been named the 11th best elementary school in California, according to new rankings published by U.S. News & World Report.
AAA is part of the Hollister School District. The grade 4-8 school neighbors Calaveras School on Buena Vista...
County schools prepare for vaccine mandate
School districts in San Benito County are preparing to implement the new law forbidding “personal belief exemptions” on mandated vaccinations.
Schools cope with bilingual standards
As new federal standards requiring improved student test scores














