Growth, Not Soccer Fields, Dominates City-School Liaison Committee Some assumed that last week’s Santa Clara City-School Liaison Committee meeting would be another hot meeting, since “soccer parks,” “athletic facilities,” “joint use” and “49ers” all appeared on the agenda. Instead, the conversation concerned the impact of the City’s current development...
Author: Carolyn Schuk
Scott Lane Elementary: Signs of Academic Turnaround Santa Clara Unified’s Scott Lane Elementary School has the district’s highest number of at-risk student,...
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Budget Forecast: Revenues Up, But Utility and Pension Costs Are Concerns Santa Clara’s 2015-16 budget forecast starts with a budgeted $7 million...
New California Student Assessments Are Here After a year’s hiatus, standardized state tests are back. The new California Assessment of Student Performance...
49ers $3 Million Rebuffed, Kohl’s Plaza Project Gets Go–Ahead Last week’s meeting of the Santa Clara City Council was preceded by another...
New Central Park Elementary: A Blank Canvas Amid all the talk about new schools on the Northside, Santa Clara Unified has another...
The May 6 City Council meeting and study session brought forth several pending development projects and an array of sensitive issues facing...
While Bay Area Water District executives reap a rich harvest from the public trough, some of the lowest-income Californians, those with developmental...
Verbal Soccer Melee Dominates Santa Clara Spotlight The immediate outcome of April 21’s Santa Clara City Council study session on the 49er’s...
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Kanavel, Lucia Appointed to Top Spots At last week’s meeting, Santa Clara Unified School District Superintendent Stan Rose announced the appointment of...