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Teachers Need More Training For Special Ed Students - Vimarsana News

Teachers Need More Training For Special Ed Students

PLEASANTON — The Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) faced a firestorm of complaints from frustrated parents during a recent meeting where the school board reviewed teacher training updates for literacy

District selects Stothers as new principal for Vintage Hills Elementary School - Vimarsana News

District selects Stothers as new principal for Vintage Hills Elementary School

The Pleasanton school board appointed Donlon Elementary School vice principal Carole Stothers as the next principal of Vintage Hills Elementary School earlier this month.

Green Party Senate candidate may appear on N.C.'s ballot in November - Vimarsana News

Green Party Senate candidate may appear on N.C.'s ballot in November

The ballot for the North Carolina General Election in November may become a little more crowded if a U.S. Senate third-party candidate's approval to appear on the ballot is granted.

Two Pleasanton elementary school principals stepping down at end of term - Vimarsana News

Two Pleasanton elementary school principals stepping down at end of term

Principals Gerardo Guzman-Rico of Valley View Elementary and Michael O'Brien of Vintage Hills Elementary are leaving their positions at the end of the school year. Julie Plaisance has been hired to succeed at Vintage Hills.

Middle school students in Pleasanton organize walkout to protest gun violence - Vimarsana News

Middle school students in Pleasanton organize walkout to protest gun violence

More than 300 students at Hart Middle School participated in a walkout Tuesday morning in response to the mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas where 19 children and two teachers were killed at an elementary school one week earlier.