The principles in The Dignity Index can help us to shape a culture that honors the innate dignity of every individual.
As students go through high school, parents and families may be surprised to learn that meeting the minimum graduation requirements for an IUSD diploma does not automatically mean their child is eligible to apply and attend a University of California (UC) or California State University (CSU).
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Simple, everyday activities can impact student achievement in reading, which is the foundation for success in all content areas.
Throughout the week of October 23-31, IUSD schools, Irvine Unified Council PTA, the City of Irvine and the Irvine Police Department, parents and students will join forces to champion the Red Ribbon Week theme of “Life is a Puzzle - Solve it with Healthy Choices.â€
We are inviting all students to gather their recyclables and bring them to the Irvine Unified District Office on November 15 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a chance to win prizes for your school!
Katherine Findlay, music teacher at Meadow Park, Woodbury, and Westpark elementary schools, as well as the Irvine Adult Transition Program, was named a semifinalist for the national GRAMMY Music Educator Award.
On Thursday, October 16, IUSD schools and facilities are participating in the Great Shake Out at 10:16 a.m. as part of our earthquake and emergency preparedness training and planning. The purpose of the drill is to practice the safe and orderly evacuation of buildings after a simulated earthquake.
The Â鶹ÊÓƵ (IUSD) needs your feedback on the Transportation Survey before it closes on Sunday, November 2!
Transportation Survey feedback will be used to:
IUSD continues its tradition of excellence, with state standardized assessment scores outperforming both state and Orange County averages. IUSD ranked No. 1 in California in Science, Mathematics, and English Language Arts/Literacy (ELA) for public school districts with 35,000 or more students.