SANTA MARIA, Calif. – Pioneer Valley High School Shanda Herrera will keep her job as principal after a contested school board meeting with much community support through public comment Tuesday night. Your News Channel received word from Herrera that she was issued a 45-day resignation notice from the district last week after her 13-year stay as the school principal. Many families and students came to support Herrera during today's meeting and the school board eventually voted that she would keep her job and remain an employee for the Santa Maria Joint Unified School District. Below is a comment from District Superintendent Antonio Garcia on the decision: "Tonight in closed
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