The Irvine Junior Games is both a fundraiser for the Irvine Children's Fund to provide affordable and reliable childcare on all 28 IUSD elementary school campuses, as well as a platform to encourage elementary and middle school students to embrace health and athletics.
Our goal is to empower parents/guardians with the skills and strategies necessary to become active participants in their student’s education. Please look over the offerings for May below and register for ones that may be of interest.
Northwood High School’s Ben Case was named one of six Orange County Teacher of the Year finalists by the Orange County Department of Education (OCDE).
Investments in mental health and wellness has been one of the Board of Education's top priorities for many years. The District has embraced a comprehensive approach focused on both proactive and responsive resources and supports for students. Please review this important information to learn more.
U.S. News & World Report released its latest ranking of the country's "Best High Schools." IUSD is the only Orange County school district to have three high schools in the California top 100 ranking.
Positive mental health and wellness are essential components to lifelong success and happiness. Throughout May, IUSD and our schools will share information about the District's comprehensive approach to mental health and wellness, while providing students and families with access to resources and supports.
Students, staff, families and the community are at the heart of the “US” in IUSD and we invite you to help us visually capture the wonderful aspects of our school district, through IUSD’s 50th Anniversary Photo Contest!
Nine IUSD middle school students participating in the the California MathCounts competition placed in the top 25 percent with Rancho San Joaquin’s Feodor A. Yevtushenko taking first place!
Irvine Unified School District’s Special Education Department and Community Advisory Committee are hosting a free Abilities Awareness Event and Community Resource Fair!
Wednesday April 27 at Beacon Park K-8 School 200 Cultivate, Irvine, CA 926185:30-7:30 p.m.
Now in its 52nd year, Earth Day is an opportunity to reflect on environmental awareness, education and sustainability efforts to reduce pollution and waste for a healthier, cleaner environment.