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January 18, 2026

Updated: Hollister School District bond nears finish line

The Hollister School District's Measure M, which proposed a $28.5 million general obligation facilities bond to fix leaky roofs, upgrade classrooms and improve campus security, had the lead in the latest release of election results.

Updated: Hollister mayor wins second term

The initial voting results are in and the unofficial figures show incumbent Ignacio Velazquez will keep his title as the City of Hollister’s mayor for another two years.

Parent claims students assigned to detention during recess

Hollister School District parent Brianna Rodriguez Tavares filed a formal complaint alleging students were being assigned detention during recess, which is an illegal procedure.

Principal questions district’s use of chaperones on field trips

During public comment of the Hollister School District trustees meeting Tuesday, the principal of R.O. Hardin School asked the board to strengthen restrictions for the parent chaperones who drive students to school field trips.

Hollister district OKs priority list for potential bond funds

Hollister School District trustees this week approved a priority list of projects for facility improvements by school site outlining how the district might spend money if the $28.5 million Measure M general obligation facilities bond before voters is approved Nov. 4.

City installing crosswalks near schools

Over the next two weeks, the city plans to install high-visibility crosswalks near two local schools.

Gasping for cool air at SBHS

After lunch, the fans whirl in Pat Schleeter’s classroom at San Benito High School but the air is stagnate. On warm days, the students struggle to keep their eyes open as heat lulls them away from classroom discussions toward daydreams.

Aromas-San Juan trustees discuss construction, computers

The Aromas-San Juan Unified School District trustees tabled a conversation on a construction project that is estimated at $160,000 more than the originally budgeted $2.6 million, during the latest regularly scheduled board meeting.

Red Ribbon Week is under way

Schools and families across America who participate in the Red Ribbon Photo Contest have a chance to win $1,000 and an iPad for the K-12 school of their choice.

Dressing down for Halloween at Hollister schools

Most students in the Hollister School District won't be wearing cat ears and witch hats to school this year to celebrate Halloween. And they definitely won't be parading through classrooms in capes and dresses.

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