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Layoffs are on the table as the Palo Alto Unified School District faces $33 million in budget cuts for the next school year. “We’re going to have to fire people,” board member Shounak Dharap said at Tuesday’s meeting. New Superintendent Jason Glass said the budget cuts are the board’s most important work over the next two
years. He expects finger-pointing, attacks and suggestions that the district is bloated or should cut down on lightbulbs, paper or copy machines. But the budget deficit is too large, and the board will have to consider cutting “terrific” programs, services and employees, Glass said. “These conversations are going to
make people scared and angry. We have to have them anyways,” Glass said. The district will try to avoid layoffs by not filling positions and reassigning employees, Glass said. The cuts have already reached the district office as Glass has decided not to fill some administrative positions. Board member Shana Segal said she
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Trader Joe’s at Town and Country Village in Palo Alto was closed yesterday after a fire broke out overnight in the frozen food section. In the aftermath, employees had to throw out food. No word if the store will be open today. Post photo.
Palo Alto’s new superintendent has backed off from hiring his wife as a teacher after learning the school district bans the superintendent from employing relatives. “When I found that out, she withdrew from the position … We understand the rules apply to us just like everyone else,” Superintendent Jason Glass said in an interview yesterday. The board on Tuesday was set to hire Glass’s wife, Sarah, as a GLASS reading specialist at Walter Hayes Elementary School. But Glass said he discovered the district policy on Friday afternoon, so his wife withdrew from [See HIRE, page 18]
Old case results in insurance woes BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT Daily Post Staff Writer
The Mountain View Whisman School District is worried about its ability to pay former students who said they were sexually abused by a teacher. The district doesn’t have insurance
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4 candidates eye 3 school board seats BY NORAH SHEPPARD-HUTCHINS Daily Post Staff Writer
Three newcomers and one incumbent are vying for three seats on the San Carlos school board. Incumbent Boris Lipkin is seeking reelection and is running against newcomers Richard F. Wahl, Megha Chawla and Shivani Tripathi to serve the roughly 2,800 students in transitional kindergarten through eighth grade across eight public schools.
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Meet the candidates Lipkin, 38, is an assistant general manager of planning and development at BART. His priorities are academic excellence through increasing STEAM programs, providing resources for student safety, upgrading facilities, supporting LIPKIN staff, working with the community to ensure safe routes to school and managing finances while advancing the renewal of the district’s parcel tax. The current parcel tax is set to expire in 2028 and a proposed renewal will be on the November ballot to increase the tax by $154. Wahl, 62, has two children attending district schools. He is also a U.S. Navy
veteran, former educator and founder of a consulting company called Dimensional Alternatives. Wahl’s priorities are academic excellence, responsible stewardship, working with the community and preparing students for the future. WAHL Chawla, 51, is a chief technology officer at Intellus Build and has worked in leadership positions at companies like Microsoft and Oracle. Chawla’s priorities are improving student wellbeing through increasing awareness of counseling resources and bullying CHAWLA prevention, creating safe AI policies ensuring responsible technology use and supporting teachers. Tripathi, 42, is a mother who has volunteered at San Carlos schools since 2019. Tripathi’s priorities include strong academics that cater to every child, ensuring every student is recognized and heard, supporting administraTRIPATHI tors, giving families a say in decision making and doing what’s best for students.
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East Palo Alto’s mayor is the lone signer in favor of a ballot measure limiting council members to 12 years of consecutive service, while those against the measure believe this would only limit the people’s choice. Mayor Webster Lincoln was one of the primary proponents to get the measure on the ballot, as he and newer council members Mark Dinan and Martha Barragan have butted heads with longtime councilmen Ruben Abrica and Carlos Romero. “Term limits bring new voices,
new ideas, and new energy into City Hall. They widen the path for residents who have never seen a realistic opening to run,” says Lincoln in his argument for term limits.
Argument against Those signing against term limits are Planning Commissioner Javanni Brown, Ravneel Chaudhary, who ran for council in 2024, and resident Luis Rosas. They continue to argue that on multiple occasions members of council have not been reelected and seats are instead given to newcomers. “East Palo Alto already has term limits. It’s called voting out your
city representatives when they are not meeting the community’s needs,” the argument against says. Lincoln notes that six cities in San Mateo County already have term limits and that the governor, California legislators and the president are term limited. Brown, Chaudhary and Rosas argue that there is a reason only six out of 20 cities in San Mateo County have term limits. “If you don’t like an elected official, just vote them out of office. Don’t limit the people’s ability to vote for someone with proven and effective experience and who they trust is doing a good job,” the argument against says.
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4:36 p.m. — Petty theft, 3700 2:12 p.m. — Windy Jo Nelson, 60, of Mountain View, cited on a warrant, block of Middlefield Road. 4:41 p.m. — Regynald Stevens, 55, 2100 block of Rock St. 11:15 p.m. — Parts and/or transient, arrested for creating a public accessories stolen from a vehicle, 200 nuisance, 3700 block of Fabian Way. block of E. El Camino.
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AUG. 6 7:02 p.m. — Battery, 200 block of Hamilton Ave. AUG. 8 12:18 a.m. — Manuel Zuniga Herrera, 50, transient, cited for possession of drug paraphernalia and on a warrant, Alma St. and Ferne Ave. AUG. 9 10:10 p.m. — Trey Dyron Baysinger, 37, and Rodrick Maurice McGee Jr., 24, both of Palo Alto, both arrested for creating a public nuisance, 3600 block of Middlefield Road. AUG. 11 10:44 a.m. — Orlando Adalberto Godinez Gonzalez, 20, of Redwood City, arrested for domestic violence and violation of a restraining order at Palo Alto Courthouse, 270 Grant Ave. Arrest made by Mountain View police. AUG. 12 10:11 a.m. — John Farr Block, 67, cited on24,a 2025 warrant, Alma St. 6transient, Daily Post Monday, February and Homer Ave. 11:34 a.m. — Elliot Edward Holt, 43, transient, cited on a warrant, 400 block of Bryant St. 12:20 p.m. — Grand theft, Stanford Shopping Center. 12:28 p.m. — Shoplifting, Stanford Shopping Center. 12:35 p.m. — Erick Rosenthal, 65, of San Francisco, arrested for creating a public nuisance, 100 block of El Camino. AUG. 13 12:40 p.m. — Grand theft from an elderly or dependent adult by means of a scam, Matadero Ave.
TUESDAY 3:56 a.m. — Lacorey Powell, 49, of San Jose, cited for driving with a suspended or revoked license, Marsh Road at the railroad tracks. 7:38 a.m. — Auto burglary, Coleman Place. 8:06 a.m. — Grand theft, 600 block of Sharon Park Drive. 3:28 p.m. — Barbara Weatherly, 72, of Menlo Park, cited on a warrant, 1000 block of University Drive.
STANFORD AUG. 13 10:53 p.m. — Hit-and-run collision causes property damage, 400 block of Lagunita Drive.
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LOS ALTOS SATURDAY 2:50 a.m. — James Garlick, 23, of Mountain View, arrested for DUI, El Camino and Distel Circle.
ATHERTON TUESDAY 10:31 a.m. — Vehicle accident causes minor injuries, El Camino and Stockbridge Ave.
NORTH FAIR OAKS FRIDAY 9 a.m. — Rogelio Reynoso Valdez, 57, of unincorporated San Mateo County, arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, 3100 block of Middlefield Road.
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SAN CARLOS FRIDAY 11:49 p.m. — Kender Ibanez Arroyo, 18, of San Mateo, arrested on a warrant, El Camino and White Oak Way.
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PALO ALTO 117 California Ave. #D203, 94306, 2 bedrooms, 1247 square feet built in 1982, Wilson He to Xueyan Luo for $950,000, closed July 24 (last sale: $540,000, 04-08-05) 250 Matadero Ave., 94306, 4 bedrooms, 1224 square feet built in 1942, Robinson Trust to 250 Matadero Lp for $2,150,000, closed July 20 1637 Escobita Ave., 94306, 4 bedrooms, 2192 square feet built in 1951, Mary and Richard Waldron to Ling Yang for $4,575,000, closed July 24 (last sale: $995,000, 10-19-99)
MENLO PARK 1384 Madera Ave., 94025, 4 bedrooms, 1480 square feet built in 1948, Vho Residential LLC to King Fradar LLC for $1,335,000, closed June 24 (last sale: $1,200,000, 06-08-26) 551 Newbridge St., 94025, 2 bedrooms, 1210 square feet built in 1951, Durham Family Trust to Jared and Canary Vo for $1,450,000, closed June 22 (last sale: $1,350,000, 05-10-24)
MOUNTAIN VIEW 905 West Middlefield Road #971, 94043, 2 bedrooms, 998 square feet built in 1978, Alisha Kamat to Andrew Fountaine
for $775,000, closed July 23 (last sale: $998,000, 02-25-20) 189 Bedford Loop, 94043, 2 bedrooms, 1236 square feet built in 2007, Cherie Eichhorn to Ki Hun for $1,300,000, closed July 20 (last sale: $671,000, 08-06-07)
LOS ALTOS 950 Black Mountain Court, 94024, 4 bedrooms, 2181 square feet built in 1959, Haley Living Trust to Mengdi and Quanjie Geng for $4,680,000, closed July 20
LOS ALTOS HILLS 25550 Moody Road, 94022, 4 bedrooms, 3316 square feet built in 2005, Taelemans Living Trust to Capitoline Hill LLC for $5,298,000, closed July 20
ATHERTON 55 Orchard Hills St., 94027, 5 bedrooms, 6380 square feet built in 1995, Alden Trust to Orchard Karavan LLC for $14,850,000, closed June 23 (last sale: $4,395,000, 02-04-02) 450 Walsh Road, 94027, 5 bedrooms, 5530 square feet built in 2001, Conn Trust to Quercus Tiliaque LLC for $15,500,000, closed June 22 (last sale: $6,400,000, 09-11-08)
PORTOLA VALLEY 15 Saddleback, 94028, 4 bedrooms, 2780 square feet built in 1979, Wolf
and Siegel Living Trust to Kamala Subramaniam for $3,650,000, closed June 23 (last sale: $700,000, 12-01-90)
REDWOOD CITY 88 Claremont Ave. #8, 94062, 2 bedrooms, 1060 square feet built in 1971, Valentina Limon to Stuart and Charlotte Valentine for $749,000, closed June 22 (last sale: $795,000, 1027-23) 4016 Farm Hill Blvd. #308, 94061, 3 bedrooms, 1157 square feet built in 1973, Jones Living Trust to Mirky Hobeychi for $830,000, closed June 24 (last sale: $650,000, 1106-14) 536 Shorebird Circle #5102, 94065, 3 bedrooms, 1660 square feet built in 1980, Ivaylo Stoilov to Olga and Lurii Dolgoruk for $1,350,000, closed June 26 (last sale: $950,000, 07-09-14)
SAN CARLOS 3336 Brittan Ave. #2, 94070, 2 bedrooms, 1040 square feet built in 1973, Schmidt Living Trust to Chu Trust for $700,000, closed June 22 (last sale: $410,000, 03-25-04) 967 Mccue Ave., 94070, 4 bedrooms, 1550 square feet built in 1945, Henry Casey Family Trust to Todor and Quynh Mihaylova for $2,485,000, closed June 23 (last sale: $1,625,000, 12-19-19)
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McCray’s behavior — he had blackout curtains in his classroom, and a teenage boy sat in his Ford Mercury in the wanted to avoid a strike as a new super- faculty parking lot all day, the suit said. intendent came in, but now Glass is in the “unenviable position” of proposing Arrested in 1974 cuts. McCray was arrested in 1974 for operating a child sex and photography Ex-member’s criticism ring involving hundreds of young boys Former board member Ken Dauber from Palo Alto, Los Altos, Campbell, criticized the board for approving “un- Cupertino and Santa Clara, the suit said. affordable and excessively generous” The district wants to settle the case contracts. but is worried about its ability to pay, “The board has created a financial cri- attorney William Ash said. sis entirely of its own making,” Daub“The district is currently deficit er said at Tuesday’s meeting. “This is spending and required to undertake a disastrous outcome that was entirely significant cuts to meet its fiscal obliforeseeable … and unfortunately now gations,” he said in an Aug. 12 court the community is going to have to pay statement. that consequence.” The district has offered $2.3 million Board member Alison Kamhi said to one of the former students, but he’s she wants to look into transferring more asking for $5.2 million, court records money from the district’s reserves. show.
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Reversible cuts Board member Josh Salcman said he wants to be upfront about how cuts will be decided. For example, the board can try to make cuts that are reversible or as far away from the classroom as possible, he said. “It will give folks more time to start to come to terms with what that reality is, before we get to the point where we’re actually voting,” Salcman said. The district has until March 15 to issue layoff notices, Chief Business Officer Charen Yu said. The board is looking at another $10 million in budget cuts for the 2028-29 school year, Yu said. One of the biggest budget factors is property tax revenue growth. The Santa Clara County Assessor’s Office will have its latest projections in early September, Yu said.
Board meets tonight The board will discuss the case behind closed doors tonight ahead of a scheduled trial. The board will also discuss the budget — the district has added 96 fulltime positions since 2017 at the same time enrollment has declined by 487 students. That’s a 51% increase in emthe position before the meeting. Board ployees and a 9% decline in students, member Shounak Dharap said the Chief Business Officer Rebecca Westoboard may want to revisit the policy ver said in a report. because it’s valuable to have a superinThe board voted in January to lay off tendent whose family is involved in the 20 administrators, cut custodian hours community. and hand out fewer Chromebooks to The policy also applies to relatives students to save $6.8 million. of board members. Glass said his wife was a substitute Past settlements teacher when he led the Laguna Beach The board voted in May to pay $1.6 Unified School District last year, and million to two former students who she taught at the Eagle County School said they were molested by Crittenden District in Colorado when Glass was Middle School teacher Steven Myers superintendent there from 2013 to 2017. from 1970 to 1975. Myers allegedly used his position Not her fault as a teacher and vice principal to lure “It’s not Sarah’s fault. It was mine. boys into his traveling summer school She just wanted to teach,” Glass told program, where he gave them drugs, the board. touched them inappropriately and enGlass started as superintendent on couraged them into sexual acts, the stuJuly 1, and his two children attend Palo dents said in a lawsuit. Alto schools. He said yesterday that his In response, the district argued the wife will look for a job in neighboring boys weren’t molested on campus, but districts. rather at Myers’ program that was separate from the district. Both the lawsuit involving McCray and Myers have relied on the Califorrecord-retention practices were sig- nia Child Victims Act, passed in 2020 nificantly different from those in place to expand the statute of limitations for today,” she said in an email. child sex abuse cases. Two former students sued the disThe law opened a three-year window trict in December 2022 for allegedly al- from 2020 to 2022 for victims to sue lowing Graham Middle School teacher for older abuses, regardless of expired Nathaniel McCray to groom them and deadlines. sexually abuse them when they were 12 years old. Latest lawsuit The former students said other In a more recent case, the district teachers and the principal knew about was sued on Friday by a student who
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Taunts followed student The other former student died in an accident in Los Gatos in February at 70 years old. His family wants $3.5 million to make up for the lifetime impact of the abuse. McCray’s taunts about the student’s body “followed him into every relationship he ever tried to build, leaving him anxious about sex, ashamed, and convinced he had to over-perform just to be worthy of a woman’s attention,” his attorney said. The district has offered nothing to the former student’s family, court records show.
said Bryan Rios, 45, of Santa Clara, assaulted her in his classroom at Theuerkauf Elementary School in fall 2017. The girl told a social worker that Rios touched her between her legs at a table with other students, when she was 6 years old. Rios pleaded guilty to lewd acts with the girl in August 2025 and was sentenced to a year in jail. The district paid $675,000 last year to a teacher’s aide and a teacher who said they complained about Rios, but the district didn’t investigate him. The district has denied the allegations and said Rios was placed on leave and banned from campus when his coworkers complained.
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view so Collins wouldn’t get the promotion. Another one of Callender’s alleged victims, assistant Velia Mariscal, gave Collins a text message exchange with Callender that mocked Collins for wanting a promotion, the suit said. Callender went on leave Dec. 14, 2024, that ended up lasting for 14 months. The board agreed to pay Callender’s legal fees and assume liability for his employment-related lawsuits on Feb. 20.
Still a paid advisor The board also agreed to keep him on as a a paid advisor for the next year with a $512,886 salary. Callender announced he was retiring as CEO on March 1. The board then released reports that found Callender sent two female employees inappropriate [From page 4] photos, pressured them to spend time with him outfound that Callender sexually harassed her. Despite side of work and commented on their physical attrithe investigation, the Valley Water board voted 4-3 to butes. promote Callender to CEO in May 2020. Callender promoted someone else over Collins because she had complained about him, the reports said. Promotion denied Callender’s attorney said the accusations rely on Collins said she applied for a promotion in August “clear racial animus and stereotypical images of Afri2022 and went through two rounds of successful in- can American men.” terviews before Callender joined an interview panel in the third round. Answers ‘defied logic’ An assistant CEO told Collins that Callender had But the investigators found that Callender gave picked someone else and that he would be retiring “evasive, argumentative and sarcastic answers” and soon. that some of his explanations “defied logic.” “The implication was that (Collins) would have Collins is suing Valley Water for discrimination, greater opportunity for advancement after his retire- retaliation and harassment. She said she’s expement,” Collins said in her latest lawsuit. rienced a loss of self-esteem, dread about going to work, nightmares, migraines, weight gain, chest pain, Sharing information teeth grinding, cavities and a feeling of hopelessness. Collins said another Valley Water employee, who Valley Water spokesman Matt Keller declined to was also sexually harassed by Callender, told her that comment on the lawsuit yesterday. He said the agenCallender had manipulated the score after the inter- cy has been taking steps to rebuild trust and address
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PAPER SHREDDING & E-WASTE COLLECTION WITH DONNA MARIE BALDWIN. If you have paper and e-waste clutter to clear, help is on the way! Join Donna Marie on Saturday, September 12, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at 45 Southdown Court, Hillsborough. Say goodbye to old files and computer-related e-waste, and feel free to chat about all things real estate! The event is free, but voluntary donations to the Rotary Club of Belmont and Redwood Shores and the Wounded Warrior Project will be gratefully received. For more information or to register, please visit donnamariebaldwin.com/ Events. Compass | DRE #00560346. WHEN TRADITIONAL BANKS DON’T FIT. For Peninsula property owners and buyers facing complex financing needs, Billy Jeung of Pacific Prime Financial offers a more personalized approach. With 25 years of industry experience, Jeung specializes in jumbo and private-client residential financing, including cash-out loans, complex income situations, trust financing and high loan amounts from $1 million to $12 million. Rather than relying on a one-size-fitsall bank approach, he works closely with clients to identify financing options that fit their individual circumstances. Pacific Prime Financial serves clients throughout San Francisco, the Peninsula and Silicon Valley. Jeung can be reached at (650) 889-6382 or PacificPrimeFinancial.com. FAMILY-OWNED SPANGLER MORTUARIES HAS SERVED the Peninsula for nearly 90 years, providing end-of-life services with respect and compassion. Kevin Hutchison and his dedicated
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PENINSULA VOLUNTEERS INC. HOSTS BLING, Bubbles and ‘A Beautiful Noise’ Saturday, Sept. 12 at a private estate in Woodside. Peninsula Volunteers Inc. has been providing services for thousands of local seniors for nearly 80 years, and you can help them continue for decades to come and enjoy a night to remember at their benefit gala in September. Guests will enjoy a glamorous evening of cocktails, a seated dinner and silent and live auctions, followed by Super Diamond: The Neil Diamond Tribute performing a passionate, high-octane show that celebrates the timeless music of Neil Diamond. “We need to keep raising awareness that there’s a generation that needs our help,” said Peninsula Volunteers CEO Peter Olson. He said services like the meals and transportation also provide important points of connection for seniors, who can struggle with isolation. And that’s why aging in place is so important. For more information and to buy tickets to the gala, go to 1pvi.org/bbb2026. To learn more about becoming a sponsor, contact Lisa Murphy at lmuprhy@1pvi.org or (650) 272-5009.
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