One thing about Santa Clara Unified politics: they’re multi-dimensional lessons in political science. This year’s election is about keeping a revolution alive or restoring stable progressive governance, made clear at Oct. 2’s Santa Clara Unified school board Candidates Forum. First, the PoliSci lesson. Revolutions aren’t just about radical change....
Author: Carolyn Schuk
What makes an effective school board? That’s one fundamental question facing voters in Santa Clara Unified school district as they choose among...
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Peterson Middle School Principal Susan Harris testified repeatedly in court on Tuesday about her fear of Santa Clara Unified Trustee Christopher Stampolis,...
Residents Need to Continue to Conserve Water, Says City California is at the beginning of the 2015 water season, so we don’t...
Greater Soccer Field Availability on the Horizon The Sept. 30 Santa Clara City Council meeting offered a partial answer to the search...
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What You Can See About What You Don’t See: SCUSD Closed Session on Principal’s Restraining Order Against Trustee
Nobody believed that the Oct. 1 special closed session meeting of the Santa Clara Unified Board of Trustees was about anything but...
Peterson Middle School Principal Susan Harris is alleging that Santa Clara Unified Trustee Christopher Stampolis harassed and threatened her when she tried...
City Endorses Real Service, Not Just Lip-Service, to Protect Domestic Violence Victims The first order of business at the Sept. 23 Santa...
To anyone who’s been following the proceedings of the Santa Clara Unified School Board for the past two years, the Sept. 22...
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On more than one occasion, Sunnyvale Department of Public Safety was called to the Peterson Middle School campus regarding “an angry parent,”...