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What's in a name?
A lot, apparently, for many Grand Terrace residents.
The Colton Joint Unified School District asked the public to come up with names for the new high school in Grand Terrace.
District officials conducted a two-week campaign in early February to solicit names for the
campus, which is expected to break ground in April and open in 2011.
A lot, apparently, for many Grand Terrace residents.
The Colton Joint Unified School District asked the public to come up with names for the new high school in Grand Terrace.
District officials conducted a two-week campaign in early February to solicit names for the
campus, which is expected to break ground in April and open in 2011.
Continue reading Grand Terrace residents passionate about new high school name.
The clock is ticking on plans to start construction on a new high school in Grand Terrace.
Colton Joint Unified School District officials are finalizing negotiations with a lumber company that sits on the property where the high school is proposed.
The district is working to reach a settlement with the company, Inland Timber, for the land it acquired through eminent domain to build the school.
Colton Joint Unified School District officials are finalizing negotiations with a lumber company that sits on the property where the high school is proposed.
The district is working to reach a settlement with the company, Inland Timber, for the land it acquired through eminent domain to build the school.
Continue reading Tight deadline for Grand Terrace high school.
Next year, Marge is in charge.
At Thursday's meeting the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education picked its new officers for 2009.
Former Vice President Marge Mendoza-Ware was elected board president.
At Thursday's meeting the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education picked its new officers for 2009.
Former Vice President Marge Mendoza-Ware was elected board president.
Continue reading Colton school district picks officers for 2009.
On Nov. 4, voters in the Colton Joint Unified School District overwhelmingly approved Measure G, a $225 million bond initiative to build and improve schools district-wide.
Now the Colton Joint Unified School District is seeking volunteers to serve on a citizens' bond oversight committee that will review expenditures made with Measure G funds.
"It's an opportunity for the community to actually get involved," said school board member Kent Taylor. "This is a committee which will hold the district accountable.
"We want to invite ones who have been vocal and those who haven't to be a partner with us in this journey to build new schools and improve our facilities."
Now the Colton Joint Unified School District is seeking volunteers to serve on a citizens' bond oversight committee that will review expenditures made with Measure G funds.
"It's an opportunity for the community to actually get involved," said school board member Kent Taylor. "This is a committee which will hold the district accountable.
"We want to invite ones who have been vocal and those who haven't to be a partner with us in this journey to build new schools and improve our facilities."
Continue reading Colton schools looking for oversight volunteers.
Kent Taylor recognizes the "doom and gloom" economic forecasts and the state's ongoing budget crisis.
He understands hard times are here, but if possible the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education member would like to see all the district's classified and certificated employees get a 1 to 3 percent pay raise.
"Several of our schools have made their APIs (Academic Performance Index). They've (employees) put in the work and dedication needed to make the APIs, so they're showing that they are causing students to achieve," Taylor said. "Besides the verbal praise they get, there ought to be some monetary praise to go along with it."
He understands hard times are here, but if possible the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education member would like to see all the district's classified and certificated employees get a 1 to 3 percent pay raise.
"Several of our schools have made their APIs (Academic Performance Index). They've (employees) put in the work and dedication needed to make the APIs, so they're showing that they are causing students to achieve," Taylor said. "Besides the verbal praise they get, there ought to be some monetary praise to go along with it."
Continue reading Colton school board member proposes pay raise for employees.
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Continue reading Colton city and school district election results.
Five candidates - three challengers and two incumbents - are vying for two open spots on the Colton Joint Unified School District Board of Education.
In Trustee Area No. 1, Patricia Haro and Paul Russell are competing to unseat incumbent Mark Hoover.
In Trustee Area No. 3 Todd Housley is competing against incumbent Kent Taylor.
In Trustee Area No. 1, Patricia Haro and Paul Russell are competing to unseat incumbent Mark Hoover.
In Trustee Area No. 3 Todd Housley is competing against incumbent Kent Taylor.
Continue reading Candidates want a seat on Colton Joint Unified School Board.
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