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Cupertino Unified revises Measure Z procurement rules (opens the original)
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Cupertino Unified School District is developing new rules for how it selects contractors and other companies for Measure Z projects, as tens of millions of dollars in bond-funded work prepares to move into design. The Board of Education discussed the new procurement manual at its Sept. 24 meeting. Measure Z, approved by voters in November 2024, authorizes $347 million in bonds for school facility improvements. The manual lays out how the district will choose architects, engineers and contractors
Measure D could trigger housing capacity changes (opens the original)
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City Manager Gabriel Engeland and Planning Commission Liaison Stephanie Williams outlined the potential effects during a Sept. 18 meeting of the Los Altos Community Coalition. Measure D would prohibit the city from selling, leasing, conveying or declaring its 10 downtown parking plazas surplus without voter approval. It also would require voter approval of certain new uses or physical changes that reduce protected trees or diminish parking availability, access or convenience. Exceptions include
Mountain View-Whisman sued over alleged student abuse (opens the original)
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The Mountain View-Whisman School District is facing a lawsuit from a former student who alleges she was sexually abused by her first-grade teacher at Theuerkauf Elementary School during the 2017-2018 school year and that district officials failed to act on prior concerns about the teacherâs behavior. The lawsuit, filed Aug. 14 in Santa Clara County Superior Court, names the district and former Theuerkauf Principal Ryan Santiago as defendants. The plaintiff, identified as Jane Doe, was 6 years
MVLA, LASD report positive year-end financial results (opens the original)
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The Mountain View-Los Altos (MVLA) High School District and Los Altos School District (LASD) reported positive financial results for the 2025-2026 fiscal year during their respective Sept. 14 board meetings, highlighting fund balances, spending and the challenges of managing future operating costs. The reports provide a preliminary look at the districtsâ revenues and expenditures during the fiscal year that ended June 30. Both boards unanimously approved the unaudited actuals, which will under
MVLA partners with Pacific Clinics to support students’ mental health (opens the original)
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Students in the Mountain View-Los Altos (MVLA) High School District will soon have access to a new range of mental health and wellness services through a partnership with Pacific Clinics. The nonprofit behavioral health provider is expected to begin serving students at all three MVLA campuses â Mountain View High School, Los Altos High School and Alta Vista High School â within the next couple of weeks, according to district Wellness Coordinator William Blair. The district expects about 10 t
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