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Kevin Kiyoi Named 2022 PUSD Teacher of the Year - Vimarsana News

Kevin Kiyoi Named 2022 PUSD Teacher of the Year

PLEASANTON — Amador Valley High School computer science teacher Kevin Kiyoi was recently named Pleasanton Unified School District’s (PUSD) 2022 Teacher of the Year.

Pleasanton school board to adopt resolution reaffirming support for LGBTQIA+ community - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton school board to adopt resolution reaffirming support for LGBTQIA+ community

The PUSD board is set to consider a resolution in support of the LGBTQIA+ community during its regular meeting Thursday evening that will also see the trustees debate adopting a declaration of need for fully qualified teachers.

School Administrators Weigh in On Bill to Increase Teacher Pay - Vimarsana News

School Administrators Weigh in On Bill to Increase Teacher Pay

Alameda County — Three Tri-Valley school district administrators welcomed a state lawmaker’s recently introduced bill to raise California teacher and school employee salaries by 50% in the next seven years,

Amador Valley's Kiyoi named PUSD's 2023 Teacher of the Year - Vimarsana News

Amador Valley's Kiyoi named PUSD's 2023 Teacher of the Year

When Amador Valley High School math and science teacher Kevin Kiyoi first got out of college with a mining engineering degree, he knew he didn't want to spend his life extracting and analyzing minerals...

PUSD, classified union reach tentative agreement with 5.65% raise - Vimarsana News

PUSD, classified union reach tentative agreement with 5.65% raise

The Pleasanton Unified School District announced a tentative agreement with the classified employee union on a contract settlement including a 5.65% salary increase and improved health benefits, district staff said this week.