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April 20, 2026

One-time funding puts SBHS in the black

A San Benito High School District budget for 2015-16 included about $1.6 million in one-time state funding, reflected a loss of about $1 million in Regional Occupational Center/Program revenue and was unanimously approved by trustees at a meeting Wednesday.

School bond projects heat up over summer

San Benito County taxpayers this summer might see reroofing, classroom renovations and air conditioner installations at local campuses.

Swimmers speak out on lack of high school pool

San Benito High School senior Hayleigh Smith has been swimming for years and she’s caught the eye of top four-year universities for her special skills.

Grand jury urges evaluation of lease-leaseback deals

The county's civil grand jury is the latest organization to challenge the use of lease-leaseback arrangements such as the ones planned for San Benito High School's bond projects.

Klauer gets her chance as official at SBHS

For Hollister resident and former Baler Elaine Klauer, the move to San Benito High School, after 18 years of working at elementary and middle schools, means coming full circle.

County, district weigh pursuing safety changes without city

Despite reluctance from some Hollister officials on a partnership, county and San Benito High School District leaders appear intent on moving ahead in addressing safety issues on Nash Road.

School leaseback method under court scrutiny

School board trustees at a special meeting Friday afternoon approved lease-leaseback agreements for air conditioning, classroom modernization and upgrades for the Mattson Gym.

Aquatics program belly flops for summer

Hollister Recreation's summer aquatics program has been canceled, according to the city's website.

Sunnyslope mural depicts healthy habits

Lessons on health had a lasting impression for three classes of fifth grade students at Sunnyslope School.

Grooving to their own beat at Anzar graduation

At Anzar High School, it’s all about individualism. When the graduates walked this week, they did so with caps touting a golf ball, flowers, fringe, a medical stethoscope and even a Mexican flag.

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