Featured in Category School Board asked to adopt new gun safety measures By Exedra Staff | April 29, 2022 In a presentation to trustees on Wednesday, Piedmont residents working with Brady United Against Gun Violence said simple messaging around gun storage and ownership could save lives.
Bay Area Senate, Assembly agree California schools should receive billions more in unrestricted funding By John Fensterwald | EdSource | April 29, 2022 The biggest change would be how to calculate low-income students.
Around Town PUSD hosts STEAM Building and Performing Arts Center tours tomorrow By PUSD Facilities Steering Committee | April 29, 2022 Don't miss this opportunity to view PHS' exciting new spaces: sign up now -- there are still openings for tours in the mid-afternoon.
Featured in Category Piedmont Adult School seeks new instructors By Piedmont Adult School | April 26, 2022 Have expertise you'd like to share? Consider teaching adult learners in town.
Featured in Category Education Speaker Series | ‘Under Pressure’ with Lisa Damour By Lou Fancher | April 24, 2022 The lunchtime Zoom talk will focus on the primary sources of anxiety and stressors for teens this Thurs, April 28.
Featured in Category Piedmont Education Foundation brings back popular Spring Fling event By The Piedmont Education Foundation | April 24, 2022 "Under a Piedmont Sky" will take place on May 6.
Bay Area California state task force to tackle declining school enrollment By Diana Lambert | EdSource | April 22, 2022 Enrollment in grades K-12 fell by 1.8% this year and by 2.6% in 2020-21.
Featured in Category PUSD names new Piedmont High School principal By Piedmont Unified School District and Exedra Staff | April 22, 2022 Sukanya Goswami, an assistant principal at Miramonte High School, is selected to replace Adam Littlefield.
Featured in Category Piedmont Education Foundation welcomes new board members By The Piedmont Education Foundation | April 22, 2022 PEF announces slate for 2022-23.
California To find more bilingual teachers, California needs to cast a wider net By Zaidee Stavely | EdSource | April 20, 2022 Some experts say California needs to expand the number of programs that offer bilingual teaching authorizations and recruit new potential teachers.