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From The Pajaronian...
The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday unanimously approved a three-year contract for its new superintendent.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
From Santa Cruz Local...
In the wake of layoff notices for more than two dozen employees of Live Oak School District and the abrupt departures of its superintendent and two assistant superintendents, details emerged this week on where the district’s money went and how its management compares with other school districts in Santa Cruz County.
From Hilltromper Santa Cruz...
Local students find Jefferson’s ground sloth fossil in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the first fossil evidence for this species reported in Santa Cruz county history.
From Good Times...
Live Oak School District Superintendent Daisy Morales announced her resignation in an email to staff and parents last Friday afternoon. She will stay on until June 30, 2024, the end of her current term.
Pajaro Valley Unified School District on Friday named its new superintendent.
From EdSource...
The Live Oak School District Board (LOSD) approved laying off at least 16 workers.
Pajaro Valley Unified School District has suffered declining enrollment for the past two decades, due to several factors such as increasing cost of living, as well as housing and rental costs that make Santa Cruz County among the most expensive places to live in the nation.
From YubaNet...
From CalMatters...
From San Lorenzo Valley Post...
Five finalists have been selected for the Santa Cruz County Youth Poet Laureate designation, a project of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries, and the Santa Cruz County Poet Laureate (SCCPL) in partnership with Urban Word.
Plans to close a $2.9 million budget gap and save the Live Oak School District from a state takeover stalled, as some parents and staff said administrators should be laid off rather than teachers.
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