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Competition challenged participants to develop business products or services that address some of the issues facing the Central Valley.

Pending contract approval, current district administrator will take over for retiring Dr. John Snavely on July 1.

As part of the Porterville Unified School District's alternative education program, the PEC welcomes students from different walks of life.

Band director earns top honor by the California Music Educators Association Central Section.

Students from all three PUSD middle schools participated in competition that featured 122 teams from Tulare and Kings County public and private schools.

PUSD will hold three clinics in late April as parents are reminded that all students entering the 7th grade are required to have TDAP vaccines.

Parents are invited to check full schedule for enrollment at each elementary school.

District was awarded a grant of $92,538 for purchase of new equipment for Central Kitchen and four elementary schools.

He will remain superintendent until July 1 after working over 29 years in the district.

Boosting student engagement in the classroom is main focus for training.

Keeping children healthy is important, but developing back up plans during bad weather is just as crucial.

Program is designed to inspire and empower high school students to make a difference in their community.

PUSD students were able to gather over 1,300 toys as well as generating cash donations for less fortunate children in Porterville area.

All Pathways applications will be due by January 15.

Bob Otto is named 2016 Region VII Middle Level Educator of the Year by the California League of Middle Schools.

School and district representatives from as far as San Bernardino and Salinas will be in attendance to study PUSD program.

Thanks to a live Nepris webcast, West Putnam third-graders interact with a Texas expert in hour-long session.

Miles for Education program generates check of $2,743.68 for school.