A breakdown of the second COVID-19 relief package
The second major $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package passed the House of Representatives on Saturday and is on its way to the Senate.
COVID-19 News
COVID-19 news coverage and updates
HBUHSD students compete in the Battle for the Torch
The Battle for the Torch is a new district-wide event that consists of a series of competitions, games and more to connect students throughout HBUHSD.
College Board makes changes to AP and SAT tests amid COVID-19
College Board discontinued SAT subject tests earlier this month and will administer three-hour AP exams in the spring.
CIF Southern Section cancels fall sports championships
CIF-SS said that although championships are cancelled, fall sports are able to play out their seasons if permitted by state and local government guidelines when COVID-19 conditions improve.
What to expect from the upcoming HBUHSD e-book system
The district’s e-book system will be a significant addition to the pandemic-era resources that the library has provided so far.
COVID toes and other lesser-known coronavirus symptoms
COVID-19 skin conditions are not commonly known about.
HBUHSD to temporarily return to completely virtual instruction
The district will be online only until the second semester due to coronavirus concerns.
CIF postpones fall sports practices and competitions
CIF announced that practices and competitions for high school fall sports will be postponed until at least Jan. 1.
How COVID-19 has transformed standardized testing in California
Policies on standardized tests have changed in response to the pandemic.
Virtual teachers must return to campus or take leave of absence, district says
HBUHSD leaders told teachers who have been teaching 100% online that they must return to campus starting Jan. 5 or take a leave of absence.