Custodial, M&O, Food Services and Classified Administrative staff were recently trained on the Graduate Profile!
Staff left understanding what the Graduate Profile is, why we have it, and how it is reflected in their positions. It was also a morning of camaraderie and getting to know new staff!
Jessica Paris grew up attending Center Street School. Years later, we are proud to have her as a teacher at the very same school. Take a look at where she is today! ✨
The ESHS orchestra came to play some spooky tunes for our Cougars! 🎻
Thrilled, Ghostbusters, and other Halloween tunes kept CSS students singing and clapping along.
ESHS Senior Cadee Baird was recently recognized by the LA Suicide Prevention Network as the recipient of the 2024 LASPN Dr. Elaine Leader Hero for Outstanding Youth Award, in recognition of Cadee’s extraordinary leadership, perseverance, and advocacy in suicide prevention.
Thank you, Cadee, for your focus on community health and safety! 🌟
Congratulations to ESHS teacher Kris McNeela for receiving the 2024 Yale Educator Award in English! 🌟
This year, Yale’s Class of 2028 had the opportunity to nominate teachers for the award who have made an impact on their lives. Ms. McNeela was nominated by former ESUSD student Julian Raymond.
Join us in congratulating Ms. McNeela on receiving this prestigious award!
Join us in congratulating Ms. McNeela for receiving this prestigious award!
Preschool students recently took a Caruso stroll through RSS to the library for a visit. They were warmly welcomed by staff as they toured the library and heard a story. It was a great experience and they hope to return soon!
Andrew Kelley was a student at El Segundo High School. Now, he serves at our high school as a teacher and the varsity soccer coach! 📚⚽
Happy Halloween to our students, staff, families, and community! 🎃
Center Street students recently learned about the Diwali holiday that celebrates the Hindu faith across the world in October and November!
Red Ribbon Week in full swing! 🎉
Our ESMS Bulldogs showed up strong at Club Rush, cheered on and played hard during the epic staff vs. student kickball game 🥎, and walked the red carpet like stars 🌟.
We are so proud of our community coming together to celebrate healthy choices and school spirit! ❤️
ESHS Coach Megan McCann was recognized as the @chargers & @cifstate Girls Flag Football Coach of the Week! 🏈🏆
Coach McCann recently led the team to a thrilling 32-31 victory over North Torrance, securing a second place Pioneer League finish and guaranteeing a playoff spot in the team’s inaugural season.
Red Ribbon Week reminds us of the importance of avoiding substance use and abuse! Here’s how you can stay on the right path:
❤️ Surround yourself with friends who make positive choices
❤️ Keep a journal to track your progress and reflect on your goals
❤️ Get involved in extracurricular activities
❤️ Think about how you’ll say no if offered drugs or alcohol
Every positive choice strengthens your future. Let’s keep making smart decisions!
RSS recently hosted its PTA Fall Flutter Fundraiser!
Students and families raised money for RSS programs and conquered the obstacle course! 🌟
Tyler Murray teaches physical education at Center Street. But before that, he was a student at El Segundo High School!
We’re proud to highlight Tyler and many other alumni who now serve the ESUSD community. ✨
REMINDER: There will be no school for ESUSD students on Friday, November 1.
Thank you to Ed! and all the students, staff, and administrators who came out for the Skechers Friendship Walk on October 20! 🙌
We set a record for participants, and it was a great community event that benefited all our schools. We’re so appreciative to have such a supportive community!
We care deeply about instilling strong character traits in our students. At El Segundo Middle School, our teachers have posted these banners in their classrooms to demonstrate what it means to be your “Bulldog Best!” 💪
For National School Lunch Week the Food Services Department did a taste test of a new salad and let students vote whether they liked it!
The cucumber, jicama, and tomato salad was a hit and will be a regular item on the lunch menu starting next week. Thank you to our PTA volunteers who helped make this possible!
Outdoors provides the best space for gross motor activities in preschool!
Large muscle movement and refinement takes space and sometimes heavy pieces to move, lift, stack and build. All the while communicating to collaborate and analyze their creations together. Lots of meaningful learning is happening as they build their wonderful projects out in the crisp air with friends!
Dr. Johnson recently took some time to hear from our students on their experience in the El Segundo Unified School District!
