Reed district projects $1.8-mil deficit on $33.2-mil budget
Several factors are driving the projected deficit, including rising special-education costs, increased personnel costs and a funding gap for foundation-sponsored programs.

Emily Lavin
3 hours ago1 min read
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School board urges Bel Aire to explore keeping overnight diversity camp
The principal's recommendation to suspend the Mosaic Project camp sparked outcry among many parents.

Emily Lavin
Jun 111 min read
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Reed district hires firm to survey voters on bond measure
The potential potential November 2026 bond measure would pay for facilities upgrades across three campuses.

Emily Lavin
Jun 111 min read
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Pirates defeat Cubs 8-5 to win Little League Majors title
The Pirates battled back through the losers’ bracket while avenging the loss that sent them there.

Reader submitted
Jun 111 min read
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Reed district to revamp free meals with healthier and better-tasting food
Officials noted complaints about both the overall quality of the food and the amount of waste in much of the packaging.

Emily Lavin
Jun 111 min read
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State moving forward with bike lanes on Tiburon Boulevard
Caltrans announced a two-phase approach that would include bike lanes next year and enhancements in 2027-2028.

Francisco Martinez
Jun 109 min read
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Parents and teachers divided over cost and value of canceled camp
Bel Aire Elementary School will not participate in The Mosaic Project this fall, ending a 16-year partnership that costs the school district more than $100,000 annually.

Tyler Callister
Jun 41 min read
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Reed district honors teachers, staff at end-of-year ceremony
First-grade teacher Patty Ryan was named the Reed Union School District’s Teacher of the Year for 2024-2025.

Tyler Callister
May 281 min read
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Teachers to get 8% in raises – not enough, union says
Reed Union School District teachers are set to receive an 8.15% salary boost over the next two school years — though the president of the...

Emily Lavin
May 201 min read
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Reed music teacher honored as Rotary educator of the year
In addition to teaching music classes, Carolyn Balfe also leads a lunchtime chorus for second graders and another second-grade club called Community Time Leaders.

Emily Lavin
May 141 min read
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