SBHS trustees want whole picture for projects
San Benito High School trustees have tabled prioritizing a list of facilities projects set to be funded with bond money after asking staff officials for a bigger picture view of non-bond projects.
Enrollment trends down at Aromas-San Juan
The Aromas-San Juan Unified School District’s top revenue source comes from average daily attendance but student enrollment has been declining, which means the district has been getting less money in recent years.
Adult culinary instruction on the table at Anzar
Aromas-San Juan Unified School District trustees cooked up ideas for new ways to use a state-of-the-art culinary arts classroom.
SBHS revives plays with ‘No Signs of Intelligent Life’
Aliens will make a one-day visit to San Benito High School’s auditorium next week to evaluate whether humans show signs of intelligent life.
Gavilan President Kinsella announces retirement
Gavilan College President Steve Kinsella announced plans to retire near the end of June 2016, according to an email from the college board chairman.
Range of candidates seek Hollister trustee appointment
Hollister School District board members will select a new trustee from a group including a homemaker, mother, attorney, retired school district administrator and field investigator.
With shortage, top administrator heads back to classroom
San Juan School seventh graders leaned over white expanses of butcher paper and drew flowers, butterflies, triangles and hearts as they wrapped their minds around fractions.
Alejo’s mascot ban gains national notoriety
Local Assemblyman Luis Alejo’s busy legislative session culminated with the governor signing 16 of his bills, including a nationally spotlighted ban against the use of “Redskins” as a mascot in California public schools.
Gavilan College board approves new districts
Gavilan College trustees approved new demographer-drawn districts Tuesday in light of concerns about representation, the board chairman confirmed.
San Benito High School trustees review class sizes
The average class size for most San Benito High School courses hovered slightly higher than 30 students in the fall of 2015-16, according to a staff report shared with trustees.


















