Schools Piedmont Top Chef Junior competition raises funds for Giving Campaign By Piedmont Education Foundation | November 13, 2020 A total of 23 local students, ranging from 3rd to 8th grade, participated in the student-led event.
Featured in Category COVID case tests recreation department, school response By Sam Richards | November 13, 2020 Close coordination between city-run extracurricular programs and schools will be key to keeping COVID contained when schools reopen.
Featured in Category Pearson, Swenson proud of service By Damin Esper | November 13, 2020 Pair wrap up tenure on PUSD board.
Featured in Category The Piedmont Highlander offers video tour of new PHS STEAM building By Exedra Staff | November 11, 2020 TPH-exclusive video guide shows off everything from new classroom amenities to eco-friendly features.
Featured in Category School reopening plan moves forward By Exedra Staff | November 11, 2020 Parent club leaders shared a "Community Care Agreement" that aims to have families commit to safe practices as COVID-19 cases rise again in the Bay Area.
Featured in Category School board celebrates Pearson, Swenson By Damin Esper | November 11, 2020 Termed-out members honored for their 8 years of service at final regular meeting.
City UPDATE: Count nears end in Piedmont election By Damin Esper | November 10, 2020 Results updated Thurs afternoon: Measure TT still trails, and Cooper maintains slim but stable lead over Kelley for school board.
Schools Participation is key to Giving Campaign success By Piedmont Education Foundation | November 9, 2020 Since its September launch, the Giving Campaign has raised over $2.1 million for Piedmont schools.
California Shorter exams will replace California’s annual Smarter Balanced tests By Sydney Johnson | EdSource | November 9, 2020 The changes would reduce the computer-adaptive questions by about half and only affects the 2020-21 school year.
College University of California expands list of courses that meet math requirement for admission By Sydney Johnson | EDSource | November 9, 2020 Under the new rules, data science, computer science, statistics and other quantitative reasoning courses can fulfill requirements.