Students renew call to change Sequoia High School’s team name
A group of students has renewed an effort to change the name of Sequoia High School’s team name, the Cherokees,… … Keep Reading
Seen Around Town: Check out the Photos from Hometown Holidays
The annual Hometown Holidays were this past Saturday, December 1, and it’s clear it was an afternoon filled with festive… … Keep Reading
Trustees vote to close four Redwood City schools
By Bill Shilstone Moving to “right-size” the Redwood City School District in the face of declining enrollment, the Board of… … Keep Reading
Nearly 200 families and their supporters protest superintendent’s proposals
By Bill Shilstone Protesting the proposed closing of schools, nearly 200 parents, children and their supporters waited for an hour… … Keep Reading
School-by-school breakdown of reorganization proposals
By Bill Shilstone Here is how Redwood City School District Supt. John Baker’s final proposals to the board of trustees… … Keep Reading
Proposal would move over 1,900 students to new schools
By Bill Shilstone More than 1,900 Redwood City Elementary School District students would move to new schools next year under… … Keep Reading
Most local schools closed Friday due to Camp Fire smoke
Like many Bay Area school districts, the Redwood City School District, the Sequoia Union High School District and Cañada College… … Keep Reading
Plans take shape for closing Redwood City School District’s budget shortfall
Most of the Redwood City School District superintendent’s recommendations for addressing a budget crisis seems on track for approval following… … Keep Reading
San Mateo County manager’s retirement brings on a next round in leadership
By Don Shoecraft History tells of a 1930s-era San Francisco administrator, “The Terrible-Tempered Mr. Bang,” whose first word to subordinates… … Keep Reading
Redwood City School District superintendent’s proposed cuts revealed
By Bill Shilstone A new round of layoffs and plans for converting Taft Community School on 10th Avenue to a… … Keep Reading