Three local school districts are looking to band together to help address the problem teachers and school staff face in finding affordable housing.
Correction: In an earlier version of this article, the date of the third workshop was incorrect. It is slated for Nov. 18.
The crowd at Monday’s (Nov. 4) workshop on identifying long-term facilities for Bullis Charter School filled Blach Intermediate School’s multipurpose room, with the line to sign in stretching part of the way around the building.
The Los Altos School District is receiving a $4 million contribution from real estate developer Greystar to help fund the purchase of a 10th school site at the corner of Showers Drive and California Street in Mountain View.
The Los Altos School District is asking the Santa Clara County Board of Education to ensure Bullis Charter School permanently suspends its enrollment preference for students who live in the former Bullis-Purissima School attendance boundaries and that the suspension applies to all grade levels.
It was standing room only in Egan Junior High School’s multipurpose room on the morning of Nov. 2 as more than 200 local residents gathered to give their feedback on facilities options for Bullis Charter School.
Close to two dozen people turned out for a multilingual meeting on Tuesday (Oct. 29) about identifying long-term facilities for Bullis Charter School.
