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PVUSD considers cuts, report highlights California’s progress and gaps in maternal health

KAZU | By Ngozi Cole
Published November 18, 2025 at 5:00 AM PST
At a Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday, Nov 12., district officials (PVUSD Chief Business Officer Gerardo Castollo (L) and Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Kit Bragg) said declining enrollment and financial constraints have created the need for the staff reductions.
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At a Pajaro Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday, Nov 12., district officials (PVUSD Chief Business Officer Gerardo Castollo (L) and Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Kit Bragg) said declining enrollment and financial constraints have created the need for the staff reductions.

In today's newscast, parents are urging Pajaro Valley Unified School District to reconsider proposed layoffs and budget cuts. And, a new report shows California improving in prenatal care, but more work is needed on maternal mental health.
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Ngozi Cole
Before joining KAZU, Ngozi covered health, business and economy stories for WYSO in southwest Ohio and The Ohio Newsroom. She’s also worked as a freelance reporter for Reveal, The New Humanitarian and other outlets.
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