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School board considers options to address declining enrollment, looking to avoid campus closures - Vimarsana News

School board considers options to address declining enrollment, looking to avoid campus closures

Faced with consistently declining enrollment in recent years, Palo Alto Unified is looking at potential ways to address its shrinking student population without closing schools, which district officials say is the last resort.

School board considers options to address declining enrollment, looking to avoid campus closures - Vimarsana News

School board considers options to address declining enrollment, looking to avoid campus closures

Faced with consistently declining enrollment in recent years, Palo Alto Unified is looking at potential ways to address its shrinking student population without closing schools, which district officials say is the last resort.

Palo Alto educators set to receive a 7% pay increase - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto educators set to receive a 7% pay increase

Palo Alto Unified teachers and other school staff will get a 7% raise under tentative deals that the district has reached with its unions. The proposed agreements head to the school board tonight.

Palo Alto educators set to receive a 7% pay increase - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto educators set to receive a 7% pay increase

Palo Alto Unified teachers and other school staff will get a 7% raise under tentative deals that the district has reached with its unions. The proposed agreements head to the school board on Tuesday night.

School board reduces public comment time from three to two minutes - Vimarsana News

School board reduces public comment time from three to two minutes

When members of the public want to speak at a Palo Alto school board meeting they will now have a maximum of two minutes, rather than three minutes, the board decided in a split vote on Tuesday.