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Friday, April 26, 2024
GUHSD: Governing Board Names Mike Fowler Superintendent Finalist
Media Contact Collin McGlashen 619-248-7193 (cell)cmcglashen@guhsd.net April 26, 2024 Governing Board Names Mike Fowler Superintendent FinalistOfficial approval of 28-year GUHSD educator's appointment expected at May 9 Board Meeting EL CAJON – The Grossmont Union High School District (GUHSD) Governing Board (Board) has named Mike Fowler as their finalist to replace retiring GUHSD Superintendent Mary Beth Kastan. The Board is expected to approve an offer of employment to Mr. Fowler at its
Monday, April 08, 2024News Release: GUHSD Community School Showcase
Media ContactCollin McGlashen 619-248-7193 (cell)cmcglashen@guhsd.net April 5, 2024 Model "Community School" to Showcase its ProgramsAmidst the national movement toward "Community Schools," El Cajon Valley High School's leadership and staff will showcase the services, resources, and career programs they've built over multiple years which the recent infusion of California Community School Partnership Program Grant funding will enhance and expand for its community WHAT: El Cajon Valley High School
Monday, January 22, 2024Superintendent Mary Beth Kastan Announces Retirement
Media Contact Collin McGlashen 619-248-7193 (cell)cmcglashen@guhsd.net January 19, 2024 Superintendent Mary Beth Kastan Announces RetirementAward-Winning 37-year East County Educator Will Leave Post on June 30 EL CAJON – Grossmont Union High School District (GUHSD) Superintendent Mary Beth Kastan announced that she will retire at the end of the 2023-2024 school year after 37 years of service to GUHSD. In a video message shared with GUHSD staff, Mrs. Kastan expressed gratitude for “the opportunity to
Thursday, September 14, 2023Santee Chamber Weekly Update 091423
Hello Santee! Last night an exciting City Council meeting was held with several exciting topics for Santee. My main area of interest fell on agenda item 9 when they hosted a public workshop on the Town Center Specific Plan Update maybe more commonly referred to in the public as the development of the "Arts and Entertainment District". This workshop provided input on preferred concepts (from public feedback), proposed boundary lines, land uses and more as the City staff sought direction of the project