Yet with many students thinking the most important difference this school year is the new California laws mandating later start times, that is far from the only significant change for the Pleasanton Unified School District.
The Pleasanton Unified School District is undergoing several changes in its upper administration at the district office before the new school year starts.
The Pleasanton school board will be reviewing several key items for approval at Thursday s board meeting, including the final adoption of the Facilities Master Plan.
The Pleasanton Unified School District s Board of Trustees is set for a fourth public hearing on options for new map boundaries aimed at adjusting for population changes reflected in the most recent census data.
The Pleasanton school board unanimously adopted a temporary grading policy at a special online meeting Thursday, allowing secondary students to receive "Credit" or "No Credit" marks instead of low letter grades on their first-semester.