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Las Lomitas educators rally for better pay

Woodside High teacher shares first-hand account of lockdown on campus

As Woodside High School students took SAT and PSAT tests on "College and Career Day," classroom doors were being locked and San Mateo County Sheriff's deputies were sweeping the campus in response to a threat against the campus.

Live forum to explore East Palo Alto City Council candidates' views

East Palo Alto City Council hopefuls include the incumbent mayor; a minister and coach; a former teacher; two self-employed business owners; a data scientist; and a proud graduate of public schools.

Live forum to explore East Palo Alto City Council candidates' views

East Palo Alto City Council hopefuls include the incumbent mayor; a minister and coach; a former teacher; two self-employed business owners; a data scientist; and a proud graduate of public schools.

Live forum to explore East Palo Alto City Council candidates' views

East Palo Alto City Council hopefuls include the incumbent mayor; a minister and coach; a former teacher; two self-employed business owners; a data scientist; and a proud graduate of public schools.

Las Lomitas board member resigns

Las Lomitas Elementary School District trustee Cynthia Solis Yi has stepped down from the district's governing board.

Menlo Park briefs: Sidewalk lawsuit settled and how to participate in the city's redistricting process

Menlo Park's independent redistricting committee is collecting public input. Also, the city has settled a lawsuit with a resident group that sought to halt plans to have sidewalks installed on Sharon Road.

Community briefs: Tour de Menlo, Allied Arts sidewalk sale, a neighborhood cleanup and more

Resident group sues city over planned Sharon Road sidewalks

Las Lomitas school board appoints two trustees

2 Las Lomitas Elementary School District trustee Cynthia Solis Yi. Courtesy Cynthia Solis Yi. Las Lomitas Elementary School District board trustee Molly Finn. Courtesy Molly Finn. The Las Lomitas Elementary School District has two new trustees after sudden departures left the K-8 district scrambling to fill board seats. Trustee-elect Jody Leng decided not to assume her seat and Jon Venverloh resigned his seat on Nov. 8 over his wife Mehredith's racist tweets about Vice President-elect Kamala Harris. The board selected Molly Finn, who came in third for two open seats on the November ballot, and Cynthia Solis Yi, during a Friday, Dec. 18, meeting over Zoom. There were only three members on the five-member board: president Dana Nunn, Jason Morimoto — who was elected last month — and John Earnhardt. Trustees Diana Honda and Bill Steinmetz did not seek reelection and their terms ended this month.