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A $6.6 billion reopening plan announced Monday for California schools comes with significant strings attached, requirements that could mean many Bay Area districts might see millions of dollars cut out of their cash windfall. The deal between Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature would provide $4.6 billion to help schools navigate reopening and learning loss amid an ongoing pandemic, with money paying for staffing, ventilation, supplies, summer...

The annual event also featured the 2020 Pillars of Pleasanton Awards, which recognizes businesses in the community that support Pleasanton schools through sponsorship, fundraising, in-kind support, and more. Winners this year include Richert Lumber, Stanford Health Care-ValleyCare, State Farm Insurance (Agent Larry Damaser), Porky's Pizza and Towne Center Books. A recording of the event can be viewed online here. Craving a new voice in Peninsula dining? Sign up for the Peninsula Foodist newsletter.Sign up now Follow PleasantonWeekly.com and the Pleasanton Weekly on Twitter @pleasantonnews, Fa...

Early bird registration is now open for the annual Pleasanton Partnerships in Education Foundation (PPIE) State of the School District, being held virtually on Jan. 27 at 1 p.m.

Reply Dec. 20, 2020 During their Annual Organizational meeting, the Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Joan Laursen as the 2021 PUSD Board President and Mark Miller as Vice President. Superintendent David Haglund also swore in PUSD's newly elected Trustees Kelly Mokashi and Mary Jo Carreon, as well as Steve Maher for his second term. Subscribe Board President Joan Laursen was first elected to the Board of Trustees in 2010 and is currently serving her third term. Laursen brings significant leadership and experience to her role, serving as Board President...

District bids farewell to outgoing trustee Yee Uploaded: Sun, Dec 20, 2020, 1:52 pm Time to read: about 1 minutes Pleasanton Unified School District welcomed two new leaders to the Board of Trustees at the final board meeting of 2020, marking the end of a tumultuous and historic year. Trustees Kelly Mokashi and Mary Jo Carreon were sworn in at last Tuesday's meeting, along with incumbent Steve Maher, who will serve a second term as trustee. Mokashi and Carreon took the place of outgoing trustees Jamie Yee and Valerie Arkin. Arkin took the oath of office on Tuesday as the newest member of the ...