San Benito High loves pink
San Benito High School is about to bring the pink out in an effort to raise awareness of breast cancer and to support local students fighting it.
District uses bond money for ‘quick’ roof fix
Hollister School District trustees approved using bond money to fix water damage in the ceiling of a classroom at Ladd Lane School during the board meeting this week.
SBHS trustees want handle on meeting minutes
A discussion of the minutes turned into a lively discussion about how extensive those recordings should be made during a recent San Benito High School Board of Trustees meeting.
SBHS officials discuss campus supervisor issues
San Benito High School District trustees heard a report on the location of campus supervisors and their job duties during their meeting last week.
District loses finance guru, adds top official in classroom
The Aromas-San Juan Unified School District lost its business manager to a higher-paying position and currently has an interim employee in the job, though officials hope to have a replacement ready for trustee approval by the board meeting in early October, according to a district employee.
Official: Governor forgives county’s tax debt
The governor has signed legislation to forgive San Benito County of millions of dollars in tax debt, according to a county official.
SBHS trustees OK homecoming fireworks despite drought
San Benito High School trustees authorized the district superintendent to sign a contract for a homecoming fireworks display following a brief discussion about the hazards of holding such an event during a drought year.
Tres Pinos students collect toys for wildfire victims
Tres Pinos schoolchildren are taking a stand against the effects of widespread fires one teddy bear, frog and unicorn at a time.
Questions put leaseback contracts under the spotlight
Litigation involving a taxpayer and the Fresno Unified School District over the lease-leaseback process for construction projects has school districts across California—including in San Benito County—checking their contracts or not starting them at all.
Most county students fail to meet new test standards
The California Department of Education released the first results of a new form of state testing Wednesday, which showed most students in San Benito County—like those across the state—did not meet the new standards.

















