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This article was only published via the Dublin Shield On Wednesday February 9, Dublin’s neighboring school district, San Ramon Valley Unified School District announced schools could reopen as soon as February 10. So far, only elementary students have received the green light to return back on campus, the first step to reopening schools according to California’s Safe School …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield In a Dublin Unified School District Board Meeting late last night, school officials declared that construction for Emerald High School would have its phase 1 construction delayed until Fall of 2023. Phase 1 construction would include the building of a two-story academic tower, a three-story academic …

This article was originally published via The Dublin Shield On January 13, 2020 – students arrived at Dublin High School to receive a special surprise: a water bottle with the Class of 2021 logo and boba courtesy of Kiss my Boba. Teachers, School Administrators, and District representatives were all eager to greet students.    Between …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield On Wednesday, December 30, 2020 California Governor Gavin Newsom hosted a press conference to detail new state standards and steps for reopening schools.  The governor announced a $2 billion payment funded from Proposition 98. The money is to be distributed to support school safety and reduce …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield. This week, Rich Camacho, owner of AC Automotive Consultants, joined The Parth and Pratham Show to discuss the survival of his 40-year business in Dublin CA. Camacho outlines the impact of COVID – 19 on his business, explains the pathway to becoming a mechanic, and discusses the lessons …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield Stickers in Support, one of Dublin High’s nearly 140 student clubs, sells stickers designed by their members in order to raise money for various charities. Formed in January of 2020, the club used to met twice a month to brainstorm designs for future collections during the …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield The ongoing pandemic around the world has forced many people to seek safety by sheltering in place. Many people have not left the house since March except for essential errands like grocery shopping. Adults and kids alike have been forced to work from home.  But this …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield On March 13th, the Dublin Unified School District called an emergency board meeting to decide how to address the spread of COVID – 19. In the first few minutes district superintendent, Dr. Dave Marken announced schools would be closed for 3 weeks. Thinking they would be …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield Each year, students look forward to DubLove Week. However, this year, in particular, was exciting not only because students got Friday, February 14th off but also because SingaGrams came one day earlier on February 13th. Singagrams are an annual tradition at DHS where one can request the choir …

This article was originally published via the Dublin Shield Two years ago, there were rumors the annual Homecoming Carnival would come to an end due to administrative issues. Luckily, this was a  false rumor and the carnival continued to be an entertaining bonding opportunity for new classes of Dublin students and the community members. On October …