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January 18, 2026

Mail-in ballots headed to voters this week

Mail-in ballots are headed to local mailboxes in the next week. The nearly 18,000 voters using the vote-by-mail system should receive their ballots in the next seven days, according to Angela Curro, assistant county clerk-recorder-registrar of voters, in a presentation to county supervisors Tuesday.

Cal-SOAP college fair comes to Hollister

San Benito and Santa Clara County families are invited to talk about college at San Benito High School this evening.

SBHS teachers form group to support Measure J

Perhaps the most recent turn of events in a countywide fracking debate that involves ranchers, politicians and businessmen is that the teachers are taking sides.

Priority registration offers Gavilan students incentive to prepare

First-year students at Gavilan College who planned the basics of their futures this school year  when they started classes will receive an extra carrot: priority registration.

Calif. community colleges to offer bachelor’s degrees

In a historic first for public education in the state, Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation Sunday that allows community colleges to award bachelor's degrees in fields not currently served by the California State University or University of California schools.

Student volunteers collect nearly a ton of garbage

The students in Susan Bessette’s Accelerated Achievement Academy classes have a ton to brag about after they participated in the California Coastal Cleanup Day on Sept. 20.

HSD trustees question contracts, approve artists in schools programs

Hollister School District trustees tabled a discussion about contract changes for classified management and approved an artists in the schools program at this week’s meeting.

SBHS trustees weigh bargaining, migrant students, boats for field trips

San Benito High School District trustees received a proposal for teacher contract negotiations, looked at their migrant student population and reviewed changes to field trip regulations as part of a regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday.

San Benito High School selects architect for projects

San Benito High School trustees unanimously approved the San Jose-based Aedis Architects to complete existing and future district projects – including revising the school's master plan – at a special meeting this week.

Gavilan moves money from PE project

Gavilan College Trustees voted to reallocate $1 million in Measure E funds from renovating a Physical Education Building to other projects during the regularly scheduled board of trustees meeting last week.

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