April is Earthquake Preparedness Month, and the Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) would like to take this opportunity to highlight both our emergency preparedness measures and ways our families can stay prepared at home.
University and Woodbridge High Schools placed among the state’s top competitors, with University advancing to the national stage.
IUSD had a strong showing at the recent National History Day-Orange County with 45 elementary, middle and high school projects winning top honors, the most of any school district in Orange County. These champions will now compete at National History Day-California on May 1-3 at Sacramento State University.
The MathCounts competition challenges students to problem-solve and engage in mathematical reasoning through collaborative math group work.
From whimsical underwater adventures to fairy tales and modern comedies, each production showcased artistic talent, technical skill and teamwork developed through CTE pathways.
The honor highlights the District’s approach and commitment to championing student voice and ensuring it plays a central role in shaping how AI is implemented across campuses.
IUSD’s sustainability team is hosting the District’s Annual Earth Day Student Poster Contest, which is open to all IUSD students. This year’s theme is “Our Power, Our Planet: School and Community-led Climate Action.”
Join us for a virtual parent information session to learn about IUSD’s vision for artificial intelligence (AI) in the classroom and how we are preparing students for the future.
Each student engaged with full-length Holocaust survivor testimonies to learn more about their memories and stories to inspire the students' writings and works of art.
Northwood Elementary is in the first year of a three-year program, working with professional Segerstrom Center for the Arts Teaching Artists.