The Pleasanton school board will discuss the issue of crowded high schools at Monday (January 7th) night’s school board meeting. Apparently this issue has been raging for the last several years, as Pleasanton has seen a large “bubble” of youth swell their high school ranks. Some have proposed building a new high school (albeit small, “alternative” high school) to relieve the population pressure. School district officials plan to review the number of students enrolled around the district at Monday night’s meeting. Interestingly this isn’t the first time that the district has met with controversy surrounding the prospect of building a new school. Several years ago, Pleasanton Unified School District filed suit against the developer Signature Properties for ostensibly breaking their agreement to pay part of the cost of building a new elementary school, which had been planned for the elite Ruby Hill enclave.
Recent Sales
| 3790 Branding Iron Place $560,0003350 Camillo Court $1,165,000, 4 bdrms, 2296 sq. ft., 1996 5678 Hansen Drive $672,500, 3 bdrms, 1520 sq. ft., 1973 1621 Hopyard Road $838,500, 3 bdrms, 2253 sq. ft., 1967 4120 Lethram Court $605,000, 2 bdrms, 1314 sq. ft., 1989 1147 Mataro Court $913,000, 4 bdrms, 2401 sq. ft., 1987 948 Riesling Drive $700,000, 3 bdrms, 1609 sq. ft., 1966 2505 Via Espada $750,000, 1652 sq. ft., 1975 3297 West Las Positas Boulevard $660,000, 4 bdrms, 1926 sq. ft., 1993 |