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PUSD staff update board on successful 2022 summer programs - Vimarsana News

PUSD staff update board on successful 2022 summer programs

Pleasanton Unified School District saw a huge success in this year's summer programs including a 94% pass rate for high school students, staff said during a report to the school board last month.

Pleasanton Unified School District Increases Board Stipend - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton Unified School District Increases Board Stipend

The Pleasanton Unified School District (PUSD) Board of Trustees voted to increase board member stipends by 5% during its Aug. 25 regular meeting.

School district moves forward with second phase of tenant improvements for newly acquired Arroyo Center headquarters - Vimarsana News

School district moves forward with second phase of tenant improvements for newly acquired Arroyo Center headquarters

The Pleasanton Unified School District has the keys to the newly acquired district headquarters site in the Hacienda Business Park and has begun the second phase of looking at the scope of work for future tenant improvements.

Pleasanton school board approves reorganization of technological services - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton school board approves reorganization of technological services

The Pleasanton school board approved a reorganization plan earlier this month for the Information Technology Department that will see tech specialists assigned to multiple schools and work off a dispatch model.

Pleasanton school board reviews $14M+ in new state funding for learning recovery, music, arts - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton school board reviews $14M+ in new state funding for learning recovery, music, arts

The Pleasanton Unified School District will be receiving $14.35 million in new combined funding coming in from the recently enacted state budget, which district staff will not have to account for in its adopted budget.