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Teachers Continuing to Negotiate With District for 15% Pay Increase - Vimarsana News

Teachers Continuing to Negotiate With District for 15% Pay Increase

PLEASANTON – Teachers are negotiating with the Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) for a 15% pay increase, with both parties saying they are committed to reaching an agreement soon.

PUSD: Unidentified man at Lydiksen Elementary was pest control contractor - Vimarsana News

PUSD: Unidentified man at Lydiksen Elementary was pest control contractor

In the days after reports of an unidentified man being spotted at Lydiksen, PUSD personnel told the Weekly they were able to confirm that he was actually an authorized contractor who works for a pest control company.

Law enforcement respond to Lydiksen Elementary three days in a row amid strange circumstances - Vimarsana News

Law enforcement respond to Lydiksen Elementary three days in a row amid strange circumstances

Lydiksen Elementary School parents were recently made aware of two situations that took place late last week -- an unexpected visit from federal law enforcement agents on Friday and an unidentified man being spotted on campus Saturday.

Pleasanton Unified officially moves into new headquarters on West Las Positas - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton Unified officially moves into new headquarters on West Las Positas

Pleasanton Unified has mostly completed its transition to its new headquarters at West Las Positas Boulevard -- with the exception of a few departments -- and will be set to host the first school board meeting there on Nov. 9.

Fentanyl crisis: Bay Area schools step up training for Narcan, some won't - Vimarsana News

Fentanyl crisis: Bay Area schools step up training for Narcan, some won't

But there also was encouraging news: Many schools have stepped up their preparedness in recent months, according to a new Bay Area News Group survey of 33 districts.