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Fresno Unified trustee admits ex-Bullard football coach never used racial slur
In a deposition obtained by The Sun, Fresno Unified Trustee Keshia Thomas admitted under oath that Bullard High School Football Coach Don Arax never used a racial slur, contrary to claims she made in a 2022 interview.
Grand Jury takes aim at Fresno Unified school board for leaking information to the press
The report from Fresno County’s Grand Jury declined to name names, of both elected trustees or media outlets, that sent and received confidential information.
UC names James Milliken as new president
Milliken has held top leadership roles in education across the country over the last three decades.
Misty Her chosen as next Fresno Unified Superintendent
The Board of Education opted to keep Misty Her on in the district’s top leadership role.
Staff of Fresno public pre-school cited for instructing children to hit another child
An inspector was able to substantiate a claim of abuse at a Fresno low-income child development program.
Setton Pistachio awards Earth Day Scholarships to Tulare County students
The farming company’s scholarships now total nearly $180,000 since the first award was handed out nearly a decade ago.
Report: Fresno Unified selecting Misty Her as permanent superintendent
Misty Her's selection comes nearly a year after she was picked to fill in in the interim.
Davis files for appeal in suit against Fresno Unified, Harris Construction
Last month, a Fresno County judge ruled against local contractor Stephen Davis in his lawsuit against FUSD and Harris Construction. Davis intends to keep the 13-year-old lawsuit going in an appellate court.
Fresno native named next president at Fresno City College
Fresno City's next president will start in July, capping a nine-month national search.
Controversy reigns over alleged interference in Fresno St.’s student body elections
Fresno State students elected Camalah Saleh as the next Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) President on Thursday, but not without controversy and threats of litigation emerging in its wake.
