March is Youth Art Month, and we're thrilled to showcase the incredible talents of our ESUSD students! 🎨
From paintings to sculptures, their creativity knows no bounds—and an arts education improves critical thinking and problem-solving skills!
As the sun sets and Ramadan commences, we offer our sincere greetings to those observing this sacred month. May your fasting be a source of strength, your gatherings be filled with warmth, and your reflections lead to personal growth.
REMINDER: Daylight saving time begins this weekend! Don't forget to set your clocks forward one hour. It takes effect at 2:00am on Sunday. ⏰
It's Social Emotional Learning Day! By fostering a sense of belonging and connection, SEL helps students thrive academically and emotionally. Together, we can continue to foster a safe, welcoming, and positive school environment!
International Women's Day is a time to recognize and learn about the achievements, resilience, and leadership of women worldwide. Let’s continue to work toward a fair and just future for us all!
In observance of Women's History Month, we recognize the invaluable contributions of women in shaping our world and inspiring future generations.
We appreciate the opportunity to celebrate this month in partnership with our community!
It's National School Breakfast Week! 🌟
Start your day right by enjoying a nutritious breakfast, which can boost your concentration, mood, and energy. Thank you to our food service staff for ensuring our students have access to meals each morning! 🍎🍳
Board President Meredith Beachly and Board Clerk Tracey Miller-Zarneke attended the Los Angeles County Office of Education for hosting a powerful Women’s Leadership and Empowerment Conference. Thank you Debra Duardo for spearheading such a great event.
Dr. Moore was honored to serve on the panel with other amazing leaders Denise Jaramillo, Julie Mitchell, Nicole Wesley and Darneika Watson.
On Read Across America Day, explore the power of storytelling and the magic found within the pages of a book. Pick up a book, lose yourself in the story, and let your imagination soar! 📖
ESUSD Public Schools Week Highlight: El Segundo High School! 🌟
El Segundo High School is dedicated to fostering lifelong learners, effective communicators, and socially productive citizens. By offering 150+ courses, CTE classes, and Dual Enrollment, students are able to prepare for the future and discover their path to success!
ESUSD Public Schools Week Highlight: El Segundo Middle School! 🌟
The educators at El Segundo Middle School are dedicated to empowering lifelong learners who will shape a brighter future! They focus on supporting diverse learning styles and creating dynamic learning environments where every student thrives!
REMINDER: There is no school for students on Friday, March 1. ⏰
ESUSD Public Schools Week Highlight: Richmond Street School! 🌟
At Richmond, the educators activate, transform, and empower every student to make waves in their educational journey and beyond! By fostering creativity and critical thinking, students activate a lifelong desire for learning!
ESUSD Public Schools Week Highlight: Center Street School! 🌟
The educators at Center Street School are dedicated to nurturing confident, compassionate learners prepared to thrive in our dynamic world! Students are encouraged to take the lead in their education - embracing creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking!
The ESUSD Board of Education will hold its regular meeting Tuesday, February 27, at 6:00pm in the District Office Board Room (641 Sheldon Street).
Find board agendas and other information here: https://www.elsegundousd.net/page/board-members
Happy Public Schools Week! Let's take this moment to appreciate the hard work and dedication of our ESUSD educators and staff, along with our supportive families and community.
Students thrive when they have a solid public education, and we're proud to be part of their academic journey! 🌟
El Segundo Unified School District hosted an important California School Boards Association Budget Update event featuring State Senator Ben Allen and Assemblyman Al Murasutchi at El Segundo High School in the Dr. Bill Watkins Library. It was an opportunity to hear a forecast on Governor's proposed budget. Impactful presentation for all in attendance.
Board members Meredith Beachly, Tracey Miller-Zarneke, Dieema Wheaton and Dr. Moore enjoyed stopping at Tapizonfor their Carnivale event today. A portion of proceeds going back to support the El Segundo Ed! Foundation whose efforts ensure Every Student Succeeds!
It's Introduce A Girl to Engineering Day—otherwise known as Girl Day!
ESUSD schools empower all students to explore their potential in science, technology, engineering, and math. We're shaping a future where everyone has the opportunity to innovate, one student at a time. 🛠️🖥️🔬
Families are invited to attend Coffee with the Principal! Today starting at 9:00am, coffee and light refreshments will be provided in the El Segundo High School Library. ☕🍩
