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• EDITORIAL: Bullard concerns demand straightforward answers

  EDITORIAL: Bullard concerns demand straightforward answers

  By now, it should be clear to Fresno Unified School District Superintendent Michael Hanson and the board of trustees that unhappy Bullard High School families won't give up the fight to improve conditions on campus and in the neighborhood's feeder schools.

  Hanson's administration and a majority of trustees largely have waved off concerns of the Bullard community by characterizing complaints about overcrowding, violence and school facilities.

  But, as Tuesday night's gathering of 500 parents, students and teachers in the Bullard cafeteria demonstrated, there is considerable dissatisfaction with student discipline, the number of pupils crammed into some classrooms and a lack of challenging course offerings.

• Bullard parents to air complaints at town hall

  Bullard parents to air complaints at town hall

  After years of fighting Fresno Unified School District for student uniforms, new facilities and upgraded academic programs, parents in the Bullard High area now are trying to rally the community to demand changes to neighborhood schools.

• EDITORIAL: Families seeking stronger schools are good for FUSD

  EDITORIAL: Families seeking stronger schools are good for FUSD

  Emotion can inspire people to do great things, and it can sustain worthy causes. But when emotion boils and turns to anger, rational thoughts and smart strategies evaporate like water in a pan left on a burning stove.

• Bullard-area parents present grievances

  Bullard-area parents present grievances

  A petition with 350 signatures from disgruntled Bullard area parents was given to Fresno Unified trustees Wednesday night.

• Hundreds air concerns at Bullard High meeting

  Hundreds air concerns at Bullard High meeting

  More than 500 parents, teachers and students gathered at a town hall meeting Tuesday night in the Bullard High School cafeteria to voice their frustration about promises they say have been broken by Fresno Unified School District.