New dress code furthers inclusivity across CVUSD
A new dress code centralized around inclusion and freedom of self expression will possibly be implemented in Castro Valley Unified
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No school on Cesar Chavez Day
Dealing with mixed feelings of excitement and nervousness, last year the Latinos Unidos Vice President Juan Paz Ramirez and President
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CVUSD considers new homework policy
The Castro Valley Unified School District board may soon require teachers who teach grades 6-12 to post their homework assignments
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New year brings new parking woes
The new school year has brought new issues as student parking has been minimized due to construction. Many seniors are
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Teachers may refuse to work at graduation
Many CVHS teachers may not work at graduation this year because of a contract dispute between the teachers union and
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Teacher Feature: Poulos pursues new teaching career
Daniel Poulos, a former student assistant at CSU East Bay, custodian of CVUSD, and once upon a time a locksmith,
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School vaping crisis creates concern and crackdown
As CVHS vapers cloud the scene in bathrooms, the administration wants to clear the misty air. Administration has locked some
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Teachers trek to district office seeking health care increase
Over 100 teachers from Castro Valley schools gathered at a school board meeting on Feb. 8 to ask for a
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Latinos United petitions school board for day off
Cesar Chavez, leader of United Farm Workers and civil rights activist, had a profound effect on California and on Castro
Read MoreProposed changes in school calendar: earlier start
Castro Valley Unified School District has proposed a change in the school calendar, starting and ending the school year one
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