It’s likely the most extraordinary public meeting in Santa Clara Unified’s history: a five-and-a-half hour expulsion hearing in public session. The December 2013 hearing was triggered when the family of a student facing expulsion waived the standard closed, confidential hearing and requested a public one – which creates a...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
At the May 14 Santa Clara City Council meeting, when members of a group calling itself Save The Orchard asked the Council...
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At its May 13 meeting, the Santa Clara City Council signaled that no more renovations that make single family houses suitable for...
On May 17, parks in the south of Pruneridge area of Santa Clara got a lot of personal attention. First was the...
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Teachers Declare “No Confidence” in SCUSD Administration and Board, and Demand Bendis Resign At a public rally Thursday afternoon, the United Teachers...
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Last Thursday at a public rally of about 100 teachers, the United Teachers of Santa Clara, declared a vote of “no confidence”...
Monticello Village Project Sent Back to the Drawing Board for More Family-Friendly Amenities Irvine Company’s proposed development for 3515-3585 Monroe St. ran...
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California Voting Rights Act Discussion Spurs Board to Fund Demographic Study For the last two months, Trustee Christopher Stampolis has been making...