Schools Piedmont Adult School wants to hear from you By Piedmont Adult School | September 6, 2022 Take a short survey about course offerings and more.
Featured in Category Education Speaker Series kicks off 2022-23 season in the new PHS theater By Lou Fancher | August 30, 2022 Topics include Title IX, relationships, understanding bias, dealing with anxiety, and philanthropy.
Featured in Category School Board recap: Supt. search, Valva approved, H1 wrap, Wellness update, and more By Exedra Staff | August 30, 2022 Highlights from the Aug 24 Board of Education meeting plus an update on APT negotiations.
Featured in Category PEF announces $3,350,402 grant to PUSD for 2022-23 school year By Piedmont Education Foundation | August 26, 2022 Successful Giving Campaign contributes to teacher salaries, libraries, student support, and more.
Featured in Category Language classes offered at Piedmont Adult School By Piedmont Adult School | August 26, 2022 Classes start as soon as Sept 12.
Featured in Category Photos | Students, community members kick off Walk for Wellness By Photos by Julie Reichle | August 23, 2022 Free boba tea plus a chance to spend time with friends and family drew students of all ages to the center of town on Sunday.
Featured in Category Celebrating equal opportunities for girls in school sports By Mary Wells | Title IX Celebration Committee | August 23, 2022 In recognition of the 50th anniversary of Title IX, a volunteer committee is raising awareness through speakers, films, books, and more this school year.
Bay Area Overwhelmed lunch vendor steps back from elementary schools through Labor Day By Exedra Staff | August 23, 2022 LunchMasters provides breakfast and lunch to students at the three schools.
Featured in Category PUSD announces new Beach Elementary School principal By Exedra Staff | August 19, 2022 Anne Valva is a longtime Beach teacher.
Featured in Category Walk for Wellness kicks off this weekend By Wellness Center Support Committee | August 16, 2022 Walk anytime with anyone throughout the week to support the school district's mental health services. (Plus: Boba for student walkers!)