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Pleasanton Unified School District has lost approximately 700 students over the past five years, particularly at the elementary and middle school levels, according to an annual enrollment report recently delivered to the school board.

ITV has slated a two-part documentary from UK indie Impossible Factual on notorious English serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, who was dubbed the “Yorkshire Ripper” by the media during the half-decade ...

Alameda County — As the latest surge of COVID-19 cases subside, schools are taking stock of absences and learning loss resulting from the recent spike in positive tests throughout the

It is one of the great ironies of our time that, just two decades after capitalism became the singular global mode of production, as capitalist accumulation and…

PLEASANTON — The city council unanimously elected councilmember Valerie Arkin as their new vice mayor during its Dec. 21, 2021 meeting.

Several key Pleasanton leadership roles recently switched hands for 2022, ushering in various new board and commission assignments for both city and school district officials.

Months of tense negotiations between the Pleasanton Unified School District and the Association of Pleasanton Teachers came to an end when the Board of Trustees unanimously approved a final employment agreement with the teachers union.

Effectiveness of SRO program called into question Uploaded: Thu, Jul 29, 2021, 11:27 pm Tri-Valley youth led a virtual community forum last week to discuss police presence on local school campuses and the future role of school resource officers (SROs). The evening conversation on July 22 was organized by members of Genesis of the Tri-Valley, a community group focused on impacting structural racism through issue-based campaigns. They aim to end the school-to-prison pipeline, put a stop to youth ...

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Original post made by Dave, Downtown, on May 17, 2021 Pleasanton board trustees will decide the fate of a popular PUSD Early Education Center this Thursday which also would cut support for teen moms. Out of nowhere, axing Horizon Early Education Child Care is on Thursdays agenda for the 5 trustees. The board made up of Joan Laursen, Mark Miller, Steve Maher, Mary Jo Carreon, and Kelly Mokashi are asked to take away a popular child care option in downtown Pleasanton due to "lack of funds". Howev...