Zoe Morgan
Reporter at Mountain View Voice
Audience Engagement Assistant Editor at Embarcadero Media
Reporter, @mvvoice || Audience Engagement Assistant Editor, Embarcadero Media || [email protected] || Formerly: @PaloAltoWeekly, @LATC, @DailyCourier
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1 week ago |
mv-voice.com | Zoe Morgan |Emily Margaretten
Vertical posts have begun to be installed along the El Camino Real in Mountain View, separating the newly installed bike lanes from vehicle traffic. The California Department of Transportation is in the midst of a long-awaited project to add bike lanes along El Camino Real throughout Mountain View, Los Altos and Palo Alto. In recent weeks, work crews have begun to install the flexible lane separators, starting on the northbound side where the lanes begin near the Sunnyvale border.
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1 week ago |
mv-voice.com | Zoe Morgan
What had been a contentious – and at times acrimonious – series of negotiations over how to split millions of dollars in public funding appeared to resolve quietly on Thursday night, when Mountain View Whisman’s school board unanimously approved a 10-year extension to a revenue sharing agreement for the Shoreline special tax district.
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1 week ago |
mv-voice.com | Zoe Morgan
The number of students in Mountain View’s public schools increased slightly this school year, even as the state and county continue to see post-COVID enrollment declines. The Mountain View Whisman School District and the Mountain View Los Altos High School District each saw a 1.2% increase in student enrollment this fall, compared to the 2023-24 school year. In comparison, California saw a 0.54% decrease in student enrollment and Santa Clara County schools overall saw a 1.1% drop.
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1 week ago |
mv-voice.com | Zoe Morgan
Memorial Day is coming up on Monday and that means that various government offices and public services will be closed or operating on holiday schedules. Read on for a list of what will be affected in the Mountain View area. City of Mountain View: City Hall, as well as most administrative offices and city facilities will be closed on Monday. Emergency services will remain available. For more information, visit mountainview.gov.
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2 weeks ago |
mv-voice.com | Zoe Morgan
Following criticism in recent months from some community members of its ethnic studies course, the Mountain View Los Altos High School District has now conducted a student survey to get a more comprehensive perspective on the topic. The survey asked students a series of questions about their experiences taking ethnic studies, and then asked them the same questions about their freshman year English course. The idea was to use the English results as a baseline for comparison.
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