Special education program prepares to transition to in-person instruction
Changes are being made to better prepare special ed classes for their return to in-person instruction.
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Here’s how HBUHSD spent federal and state COVID-19 relief funding
Seventy-three staff members in total reported spending over $50,000 out of pocket despite HBUHSD receiving over $10 million.
FVHS cafeteria invites students to a summer job
Students can work alongside the FVHS kitchen staff this summer to support the community.
‘They Called Us Enemy’ author George Takei speaks virtually with HBUHSD
George Takei spoke to district-wide listeners about his book, “They Called Us Enemy”, and his experiences with political activism and advocacy.
CDC sets guidelines for reopening schools
The agency’s requirements and recommendations aim to make schools safe for returning students and staff.
HBUHSD to offer ethnic studies course by fall 2021
The course curriculum is still in development and awaiting approval before it can be opened to all HBUHSD students.
HBUHSD Career Talks offer students professional perspectives
Students who are curious about the right career for themselves can get a better insider look with the virtual career meetings.
HBUHSD Student Strike fights for the safety of their teachers
HBUHSD Student Strike uses their voice to bring awareness to virtual teachers forced to take a leave of absence.
Students can take summer prep classes with HBUHSD teachers
Students who aren’t confident in taking certain classes next school year can take summer prep classes at select HBUHSD campuses.
Students protest over HBUHSD decision for virtual teachers to return to campus
A student-led group has made public comments at three HBUHSD board meetings and protested both virtually and in-person over HBUHSD’s recent decision that virtual teachers return to campus.