Piedmont Resident Objects to Letter in Piedmont Post –

Dear Editor:

I have just read the letter by Guy Saperstein in the 12/21/11 edition of the Piedmont Post and find it to be inaccurate, misguided and mean spirited.  It requires a response. Why does Mr. Saperstein feel the need to make personal attacks on someone who is willing to give his time, expertise, and energy to improve the fiscal and civic health of our city? > Click to read more…

The movie “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close”  will be shown on Monday, January 16th at 4:00 p.m. at the Grand Lake Theater. Proceeds will benefit the Associated Parent Clubs of Piedmont.  Tickets can be purchased online through the link below.  > Click to read more…

Highlights written by Board Member June Monach

Spotlight on Student Learning: 11 PHS Teachers Pursue National Board Certification –*
Supporting professional growth that improves instruction and student learning is a priority in our school district. Assistant Superintendent Randall Booker shined the spotlight on a group of PHS teachers who are currently participating in the National Board Certification process, a rigorous and collaborative process of reflecting on one’s classroom instructional practices within the context of national teaching standards. > Click to read more…

Upcoming Events with City Council and School Board Candidates – > Click to read more…

Forum Presents City Council, School Board Candidates, and Sewer Tax Measure –

The League of Women Voters of Piedmont will host a candidates’ forum on Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 7:30 pm in the City Council chambers in City Hall. The community is  invited to meet the candidates running for Piedmont City Council and the Board of Education. The audience also will have a chance to learn about Measure A, the sewer tax surcharge measure that will be on the February 7, 2012 municipal election ballot. > Click to read more…