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Editorial: Vote for Kuo (Area 3), Hakim (Area 5) for Dublin school board - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Vote for Kuo (Area 3), Hakim (Area 5) for Dublin school board

With three seats turning over on the Dublin school board, we recommend appointed incumbent William Kuo for the short-term Area 3 seat and former trustee Sameer Hakim for Area 5. We also support newcomer Kristin Speck for Area 2.

DUSD Trustee William Kuo seeks election to Area 3 seat - Vimarsana News

DUSD Trustee William Kuo seeks election to Area 3 seat

Appointed incumbent Trustee William Kuo is campaigning to earn an elected term for Dublin Unified School District Trustee Area 3, with priorities including equitable funding distribution, safety improvements, completing Emerald High.

DUSD Board President Dan Cherrier vying for reelection to Area 5 - Vimarsana News

DUSD Board President Dan Cherrier vying for reelection to Area 5

Current Dublin Unified School District Board President Dan Cherrier is seeking reelection this November, aiming for a second term representing Trustee Area 5 in a contested campaign against a former trustee.

Dublin Unified School District Looking To Resolve $180M Shortfall - Vimarsana News

Dublin Unified School District Looking To Resolve $180M Shortfall

DUBLIN – Looking for explanations and solutions to the Dublin Unified School District’s (DUSD) $180 million shortfall, DUSD trustees recently received a detailed presentation from accounting firm Eide Bailly on

Audit finds myriad factors -- but none illegal -- for DUSD bond budget shortfall - Vimarsana News

Audit finds myriad factors -- but none illegal -- for DUSD bond budget shortfall

The Dublin school board last week reviewed the results of an outside audit done to determine the causes for a nearly $200 million shortfall for bond-funded district construction projects revealed publicly 18 months ago.