Lorraine Gabbert is a journalist at San Jose Spotlight. She focuses on themes such as education, architecture, and culture, with a particular emphasis on public education, school administration, and the dynamics of school districts. Lorraine's work has been featured in KTVU, NBC Bay Area, KQED, Bay City News, ABC7 News Bay Area, and San José Spotlight.
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Lorraine's coverage is primarily focused on local government announcements and education-related topics in the San Jose area. She frequently highlights issues related to K-12 education, school safety measures, and general assignment news pertaining to government and politics.
Given Lorraine's focus on local educational matters, she may be more receptive to pitches involving interviews or insights from local educators, parents, or officials directly involved in these areas. Additionally, experts with knowledge of public policy as it pertains to education or tech policies at the local level could also be valuable sources for her articles.
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An East San Jose charter school slated for closure has been temporarily saved by a court's ruling.
By: Lorraine Gabbert
After almost 55 years, the Campbell Police Department will no longer be located below ground. The new 27,500-square-foot police headquarters at 100 N.
Don't miss a story. A struggling East San Jose school district has a new leader at its helm.
By: Gabriel Symkowick, Joyce Chu, Maryanne Casas-Perez, Keith Menconi, Lorraine Gabbert
Immigrants from around the world are drawn to America for the opportunity to create a better life, and Silicon Valley has been a magnet for such diversity. Whether it's foreign-born transplants looking to hit it big in tech, families escaping persecution or searching for a fresh start — their dream is to find freedom and prosperity.
By: Lorraine Gabbert
A STRUGGLING EAST SAN JOSE school district has a new leader at its helm.
A local school district is finding itself in choppy waters as it weighs the best way to provide teachers and other employees with affordable housing.
New federal regulations will restrict how long international students can attend U.S. colleges, and schools are scrambling to work through the problem as the fall semester begins.
By: Lorraine Gabbert
NEW FEDERAL REGULATIONS will restrict how long international students can attend U.S. colleges, and schools are scrambling to work through the problem as the fall semester begins.
West Valley-Mission Community College District provides students living within its service area with free tuition, childcare and healthcare. Now it's ensuring they have a safe place to lay their heads at night.
By: Lorraine Gabbert
Parents in an East San Jose school district are speaking out about plans to hire a controversial healthcare provider to teach students relationship skills.
