IUSD is participating in Computer Science Week, which is designed to inspire students to learn how to code, develop computer science skills, and to be prepared for the digital economy.

Recognizing the importance of an accurate count for schools and communities, IUSD is among many organizations supporting awareness efforts in Irvine, in advance of the 2020 Census this April.  Read this article to learn more about why the Census matters.

Join IUSD and the Orange County Department of Education for a Vaping Prevention Workshop for Parents on Tuesday, December 6 at the Learning Center (3387 Barranca, Irvine 92606).

Message and video from Superintendent Walker thanking the IUSD community for it's support and commitment to our more than 36,000 students.  

Newsweek and STEM.org, released their ranking of the top 500 STEM high schools in the United States, which included both Northwood and University high schools.

Every year IUSD hosts a FREE series of informational meetings for parents/guardians of IUSD students.  The next meetings are focused on IUSD curricular programs, including visial and performing arts, math and science, and blended learning.

Given the growing concern about youth vaping across the nation, it is important for parents to be informed.  IUSD is hosting two vaping prevention parent workshops.  

After taking the field for separate performances, marching bands from IUSD’s five comprehensive high schools joined forces for a big finale during “Band Spectacular.”

Check out this article for helpful Halloween safety tips from the Irvine Police Department. 

Eastwood, Santiago Hills and Stonegate elementary schools, along with Northwood High School are open today.  Read this article for more details.