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Nearly five years after passing a $49.5 million bond measure to build new facilities and modernize existing ones in the Portola Valley Elementary School District (PVSD), the project is complete.
School administrators across south San Mateo County have a unified message to share with the community: This year is about getting back to business academically.
It’s that time of the year again: Dust off backpacks, fill up pencil cases and lace up those shiny new shoes, because local students are heading back to school, starting this week.
After a negotiation process that grew tense at times, and dragged on for 13 months, Portola Valley Elementary School District teachers have reached an agreement with the district on a new contract.
Armed with large posters stating facts and quotes related to a contentious bargaining process, teachers and parents came before the school board on Nov. 17 to support better treatment and pay for teachers.