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Piedmont superintendent leaving for San Mateo school district

By Exedra Staff | May 13, 2022

Randy Booker announced on Friday that he was taking a job as superintendent of the San Mateo Union High School District.

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Teachers rally for COLA raise

By Exedra Staff | May 13, 2022

Educators share personal stories of hardship at May 11 Board of Education meeting.

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Piedmont families celebrate schools ‘Under a Piedmont Sky’

By Piedmont Education Foundation | May 13, 2022

The annual Spring Fling fundraiser took place outdoors in front of the new PHS theater building.

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PUSD honors Eileen Ruby as Arthur Hecht Volunteer of the Year award winner

By Piedmont Unified School District | May 13, 2022

The award was established in 1998 to honor individuals who have made a difference because of their involvement and commitment to Piedmont's youth.

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Piedmont Adult School summer session registration opens May 16

By Piedmont Adult School | May 13, 2022

New classes added; open to all adults 18 and over.

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PUSD selects new middle school principal

By Piedmont Unified School District, Exedra Staff | May 6, 2022

Karyn Shipp has served as PMS assistant principal since 2013.

Around Town

First Look | Community members tour new Performing Arts Center and STEAM building

By Claire Reichle and Exedra Staff | Photos by Julie Reichle | May 3, 2022

More than 100 showed up on Saturday.

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Piedmont Language School now enrolling for the fall

By Piedmont Language School | May 3, 2022

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School Board approves new PHS principal, bell schedules, and more

By Exedra Staff | April 29, 2022

Also: concurrent enrollment at the high school and new job descriptions for food service directors

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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.