PVUSD Renews School Resource Officer Contracts Good Times | Santa Cruz California's Leading Free Weekly
Lookout PM: PVUSD renews school resource officer contracts; tensions surrounding UCSC parking rate hikes Lookout Santa Cruz
Pajaro Valley Unified School District renewed contracts this week with local law enforcement agencies to provide on-campus officers at Aptos High, Watsonville High and Pajaro Valley High.
Pajaro Valley school board extends school resource officer contracts Santa Cruz Sentinel
PVUSD Trustees renew school resource officer contracts The Pajaronian
The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday will consider renewing agreements that would continue placing law enforcement officers on three comprehensive high school campuses for the...
Pajaro Valley school board to consider extending school resource officer contracts Santa Cruz Sentinel
Human cost of pesticides should be considered The Pajaro Valley Unified School District from 2017-2023 had a total of 14,486,224 pounds of pesticides applied in its boundaries—more than any other...
PVUSD approves $2.86 million water project at Renaissance High The Pajaronian
PVUSD Approves $364.4 Million Budget TPG Online Daily
PVUSD, teachers union enter fact-finding after mediation stalls The Pajaronian
Pajaro Valley Unified School District, teachers union begin mediation Santa Cruz Sentinel
Lookout PM: Nuñez wins District 4 supervisor seat, PVUSD chief business officer resigns, and the return of the Guerilla Drive-In Lookout Santa Cruz
The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees on Wednesday declined to place a $192 million school facilities bond measure on the November ballot, instead signaling they would revisit...
Pajaro Valley Unified School District’s chief business officer announced his resignation this week after about eight months on the job. Gerardo Castillo was hired last September and started on the...
PVUSD Chief Business Officer Gerardo Castillo resigns The Pajaronian
Pajaro Valley school board shelves bond extension vote for a year Santa Cruz Sentinel
Pajaro Middle School teachers and parents demand the principal’s removal. Monterey County Weekly
Watsonville police officers arrested a 22-year-old woman Friday after they say she posted a threatening comment on Instagram directed at the Pajaro Valley Unified School District board.
Watsonville | New names for Cesar Chavez Middle School narrowed down Santa Cruz Sentinel
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