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The Mountain View Whisman School District office in Mountain View on December 10, 2019. Photo by Sammy Dallal

Mountain View Whisman finalizes 2022-2023 school calendar

The Mountain View Whisman school board unanimously approved a calendar for next school year at a Thursday, Feb. 10, board meeting.

The calendar is intended to align with the Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District’s calendar, which that district’s board approved late last month.

Mountain View Whisman students will start school on Aug. 10. The last day of school is set to be June 6, 2023. Students will get a full week off for Thanksgiving. The winter holiday break will start Dec. 22, with classes resuming Jan. 10. Students will also get a week off from Feb. 20-24 and another week from April 10-14.

Community college district set to take final vote on election map

The Foothill-De Anza Community College District Board of Trustees is expected to approve a final map on Monday, Feb. 14, that will dictate how to subdivide the district into five geographic areas for trustee elections.

Starting this fall, the district is moving away from holding at-large elections, where voters throughout the district elect all five trustees, to area-based elections. Under the new system, the community college district will be split into five areas and voters will elect a trustee who is a resident of their area.

The final map that the board is considering is based on city boundaries, though some cities are split up. Each voting area has to have a roughly equal population.

At Monday’s meeting, the board also plans to decide which two trustee areas to put up for election this November. The remaining three will come before voters in 2024.

To learn more about the process and next week’s meeting, visit fhda.edu/trustee-areas. To submit feedback, email trusteeareas@fhda.edu.

Zoe Morgan leads the Mountain View Voice as its editor. She previously spent four years working as a reporter for the Voice, with a focus on covering local schools, youth and families. A Mountain View...

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