September is PTA Membership Month. As a PTA Member, you join a community of parents, teachers, and advocates dedicated to supporting students, enhancing school programs, and making a positive impact on education.

More than 30 students from IUSD's high schools traveled to Sacramento to discuss issues impacting education with state legislators and other influential policymakers.

More than 30 students from IUSD's high schools traveled to Sacramento to discuss issues impacting education with state legislators and other influential policymakers. 

As we head into the Thanksgiving break, IUSD’s Director of STEM Bob Curley is sharing the importance and the neuroscience of gratitude for this week’s Mindful Monday.

During the November 15 Board of Education Meeting, the IUSD community thanked retiring Board Members Sharon Wallin and Ira Glasky for their years of service.

The IUSD Board of Education and Superintendent Terry Walker will host the 2022 State of the District on Oct. 18. The presentation will provide an overview of how IUSD’s 50-year commitment to continuous improvement is at the heart of our promise to provide the highest quality educational experience we can envision. Don't miss the student displays…

Staying connected to family, friends and community is critical for social and emotional wellness, especially over the summer months, when students may not see friends and others as often as during the school year. This article features some examples and local resources for creating connectedness.  

IUSD would like to thank our community for participating in the 50th Anniversary Photo Contest. With more than 200 photo submissions, there was a broad range of outstanding photos that creatively captured the many wonderful and different aspects of our District.  

There was lots of Good News Around the District from May 18-22!  IUSD celebrated our classified employees, recognized outstanding student and teacher achievements, and was wowed by digital performances, among many other great happenings! 

Although your students may not be able to go to sports practice, music lessons, art classes or other enrichment classes, they can still hone their skills and learn at home.