MVUSD: Pardue persists and removes school social workers
MURRIETA— After a debate that spanned two school board meetings, MVUSD president Nick Pardue succeeded in removing more than half of the district's social workers at the end of this school year.
Pardue confident new boundaries will avoid ‘disruption’
The Murrieta Valley Unified school board approved new school boundaries Feb. 13 without answers to many questions posed by community members and other board trustees.
Transportation, traffic concerns top list as MVUSD finalizes redistricting
As the new Murrieta Valley Unified School District board wrestles with its first major action, a few board members are raising legitimate concerns from their constituents about traffic congestion and student bus ride time.
Pardue distances himself from bond vote fallout at MVUSD meeting
It was almost as if trustees were having two separate discussions at the Jan. 23 MVUSD board meeting. While most board members were focused on the issue of overcrowded schools, one trustee was focused on self-preservation as he downplayed redistricting complications.
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