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Seven Tri-Valley schools, including Hart MS in Pleasanton, named National Blue Ribbon Schools - Vimarsana News

Seven Tri-Valley schools, including Hart MS in Pleasanton, named National Blue Ribbon Schools

A total of seven schools in the Tri-Valley were recognized as National Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, including Hart Middle School in Pleasanton.

News Digest: Weekly forum updates | PUSD town hall at Village High - Vimarsana News

News Digest: Weekly forum updates | PUSD town hall at Village High

The Weekly's candidate forum for the PUSD Trustee Area 2 contested election on Sept. 20 has been canceled due to candidate unavailability. We are working with our partners in the hopes of securing a new date in time.

Pleasanton school board approves reorganization of technological services - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton school board approves reorganization of technological services

The Pleasanton school board approved a reorganization plan earlier this month for the Information Technology Department that will see tech specialists assigned to multiple schools and work off a dispatch model.

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Back to school

Yet with many students thinking the most important difference this school year is the new California laws mandating later start times, that is far from the only significant change for the Pleasanton Unified School District...

Pleasanton school board reviews $14M+ in new state funding for learning recovery, music, arts - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton school board reviews $14M+ in new state funding for learning recovery, music, arts

The Pleasanton Unified School District will be receiving $14.35 million in new combined funding coming in from the recently enacted state budget, which district staff will not have to account for in its adopted budget.