Budget Fallout Speculation
In Which: We discuss budget impacts on City services and future elections, HUSD Board members trade barbs, and HUSD's deficit settles at $7 million
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HUSD Losing Enrollment, Possibly To CVUSD
In Which: We explain how enrollment funds HUSD, Enrollment trends bad across the State, and Trustee Bruckner-Carrillo alleges students leaving for Castro Valley
Labor, Outreach, and Lunches at HUSD
In Which: Noon supervisors protest wages and work conditions, Outreach on more cuts are incoming, and HUSD takes a long look at school nutrition.
Talking Textbooks and Timelines
In Which: HUSD passes textbook requirements by patching holes with online supplements, and Board pushes for community input on upcoming budget cuts.
HUSD Still Faces $11 Million Deficit
In Which: HUSD still has a structural deficit after $50 million in cuts, Rezoning gets contentious around agriculture, and Commissioners push back on State law
HUSD Budget Improves Despite Cash Issues
In Which: A Closed Session Item spills into the public view, New Bond money is coming to build Bret Harte, And Trustee Rawdon votes against enrichment programs to protest VAPA cuts.
City Budget In Danger
In Which: City's budget looks more bleak by the day, HUSD's budget still needs some work, and Vasko Yorgov joins the Planning Commission as its newest Commissioner.