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New Dublin TK-8 school to be named 'Shamrock Hills' - Vimarsana News

New Dublin TK-8 school to be named 'Shamrock Hills'

The Dublin Unified trustees recently approved Shamrock Hills (the new TK-8 school) and Catherine Kuo Performing Arts Center (Emerald High School's theater) as their name selections.

Prusso and Pelham Elected as Livermore And Dublin School Board Presidents - Vimarsana News

Prusso and Pelham Elected as Livermore And Dublin School Board Presidents

Emily Prusso has been elected president of the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District LVJUSD) Board of Education for 2024 by her fellow trustees.

Dublin Unified board allocates $27.6M in bond funds; trustee again leaves abruptly - Vimarsana News

Dublin Unified board allocates $27.6M in bond funds; trustee again leaves abruptly

Dublin school board members approved how to disperse $27.6 million in bond funds in a contentious conversation Oct. 10 -- -- after which Trustee Dan Cherrier left mid-meeting for the second time in a month.

Dublin school board rejects proposal to investigate if staff ignored its direction on grading practices - Vimarsana News

Dublin school board rejects proposal to investigate if staff ignored its direction on grading practices

Dublin Unified trustees last week narrowly decided against initiating an investigation into leadership staff to see if they have been fully implementing the board's directive earlier this summer to halt any standards-based grading.

Dublin Unified School District Rethinking New Grading Policies - Vimarsana News

Dublin Unified School District Rethinking New Grading Policies

DUBLIN — The Dublin Unified School District (DUSD) recently pulled back on a plan to implement standards-based grading in two years.