Procedure could mean brighter future for San Juan student
San Juan Bautista teenager Jose Pineda wants to become a Marine, but he has an eye condition that, without correction, would make this dream impossible.
Prop. 2 has hidden surprise for local school districts
Proposition 2 asked California voters to pay down debts and establish a rainy-day fund for education at the state level. The approval of the proposition during the Nov. 4 election also establishes a new state law that shifts budget control in education from local districts to the state level.
Parent: School forces girl to remove ‘Snow White’ shirt with gang color
During the public comment period of the Hollister School District board meeting Tuesday, parent Helen Camua asked trustees to reconsider the policy of sending students who wear gang colors home in loaner T-shirts.
Custodian prevents spread of fire at school
When a fire recently broke out in a Dumpster next to R.O. Hardin Elementary School, Custodian Juan Rios took action.
Hollister district staffing back to pre-recession levels
Following the recession, the Hollister School District made drastic staffing cuts. As of this school year, though, the numbers are back to pre-recession levels.
Dual Language Academy may take up entire campus
Hollister School District Superintendent Gary McIntire asked the board Tuesday to consider expanding the Hollister Dual Language Academy from a K-6 campus to a K-8 school to meet growing enrollment numbers.
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.
Local superintendent meets vice president on trip
Aromas-San Juan Unified School District Superintendent Dr. Ruben Zepeda recently traveled to Washington D.C. and San Jose meetings with policy makers and advocacy groups to improve educational opportunities for English learners, Latinos and other minority students while supporting parents, according to a statement released on his visits.
District follows teacher raises with other pay hikes
Bus drivers, food service workers and custodians at San Benito High School have entered into an agreement with the district that spells out a 6 percent raise this school year and an additional 4 percent in the next one.
Foreign approach to language in the classroom
The heart-broken lover describes how flowers will bloom again and love will return but it will never be the same as the passion he once shared with the object of his affection.

















