The Campbell Reporter | September 1, 1999

September 1, 1999

Campbell, California Since 1999


School Safety Area schools make sure students are safe and secure on campus
In many local schools, classes are in session--and despite a rash of school shootings on the national scene, area students should have nothing to fear. Officials from all three school districts in Campbell maintain that each campus is a safe environment for students. The Moreland, Campbell Union and Campbell Union High School districts uphold a zero-tolerance policy toward weapons; any student found violating this policy will be expelled. School administrators, however, have taken pro-active measures to make sure students don't have to resort to the events of Pearl or Littleton. More


Cover Story Branham High School Campus reopens after an eight-year closure. More	News STAR Results Campbell students perform well on standardized exam. More	News San Tomas Neighborhood Residents to meet with city to discuss street improvements, single-family home additions. More



	Branham High School reopens

	Council Watch Campbell schools show improvement on achievement tests School safety on Campbell-area campuses Three arrested in methamphetamine bust

	Speak Out Family sedan will never be a sports car Silicon Valley's guy-glut

	News Stand Public Citizen: Superintendent Dr. Rhonda Farber Police Blotter Talk of the Town

	Conservatorship could be necessary as a last resort

	Sports Briefs Courtside Tennis teams win at Gar Glenney Cup

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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