The El Segundo Rotary and El Segundo High School students recently collaborated on a Peace Pole Dedication Ceremony. 🌟
El Segundo High School band members and El Segundo choir student, Sydney Porter performed to highlight the importance of peace in our world.
Fire Prevention Week isn't just about home fires—let's stay safe outdoors, too. When handling fire outside, remember to:
✅ Never leave a fire pit or outdoor grill unattended.
✅ Keep a bucket of water or hose nearby when having a campfire.
✅ Make sure all fires are completely extinguished before leaving.
Enjoy the outdoors safely!
Our next Board of Education meeting is Tuesday, October 8, starting at 6:00pm in the El Segundo City Hall Council Chamber (350 Main Street).
Find board agendas, minutes and other information here: https://go.boarddocs.com/ca/esusd/Board.nsf/Public
We are so thankful for our district behavioral team that consists of Behavior Interventionists Andrew Sarno and Steven Sturgeon with our District Psychologist/Program Specialist, Alysson Sweet.
This team regularly reviews data to increase access and engagement for our learners with behavioral needs and our educators who support them.
The Eagles recently dominated Santa Monica in boys water polo and secured another victory for El Segundo sports!
Congratulations! 🥳
Child Health Day reminds us that fostering mental wellbeing in children can help them thrive. Here are a few ways to support their emotional health:
💚 Encourage daily journaling to express feelings
💚 Practice gratitude by reflecting on positive moments each day
💚 Set aside quiet time for relaxation or reading
💚 Help them build confidence by celebrating their achievements
Let’s support our kids’ mental wellness at school and at home. 🤝
On World Teachers Day, we want to take a moment to thank our educators for all they do. 🙏📚
You see potential in every student and inspire them to reach it. Our entire community appreciates the critical role you play!
October 4 is Manufacturing Day! This sector is poised for considerable growth, with significant demand for roles like technicians, engineers, and automation specialists. We’re proud to help prepare our students for the jobs and opportunities of the future! 🛠️
Before becoming a kindergarten teacher at Richmond Street School, Sherry Schmit was a student highly involved in the ESUSD community!
In high school, Sherry played on both the JV and varsity teams for soccer and volleyball. She was also the scorekeeper for baseball and served as the Associated Student Body president.
Thank you, Sherry, for serving ESUSD in more ways than one! 👏
Principal Ahrens and Assistant Principal Moran rewarded parents sitting front and center at the CSS Back to School Night with Cougar CARE slips to demonstrate their positive behavior incentive program! 🌟
Our custodians are the reason our students have clean, safe, and welcoming spaces to learn and grow!
If you see a custodian in the halls today, be sure to say: “Happy National Custodian Day!” 😊
The CSS Cougars Care Crew in action! 💙
Katrina Kistler started off as a student in the ESUSD community. Now, she teaches English Language Arts at El Segundo High School!
We are so honored to have you on our team, Katrina! 😄
Schools and offices will be closed on Thursday, October 3, 2024.
Wellness Centers at ESMS and ESHS are intentionally designed to be calming and soothing spaces. One aspect of this is biophilic design that uses green spaces and plant life which have proven calming qualities.
In this photo, ESMS students gather in the ESMS Wellness Center known as the "Bulldog Den."
Back to School Night at El Segundo Middle School was a resounding success! We were thrilled to welcome so many parents and guardians to campus.
Thanks, Bulldog Families! 🙌
Some of the preschool students enjoy using the foam blocks and collaborating on what to build! 💫
Science comes to life in the glow lab! Our 6th graders had a blast experimenting with light, color, and reactions that glow in the dark. Seeing curiosity light up like this is why we love science! 🌟
Mr. Shafer whips up the Cougars at the Center Street School rally to set positive character and bring the fun! 👏
Transitional Kindergarten students are engaging in purposeful play-based activities that are intentionally designed to foster learning and development in young children.
These activities are guided by educational goals and structured in a way that promotes cognitive, social-emotional, physical, and language development!
