Superintendent Walker announced his plans to retire after nearly 30 years of dedicated service. In his message, he reflects on the District's shared values and accomplishments and his heartfelt appreciation for the IUSD community.

In this edition, you can find a message from Superintendent Walker on embracing gratitude, information to set your language and accessibility preferences, tips to prepare for finals and more!

Our gratitude is rooted in a deep appreciation for the diverse voices, perspectives, people, and cultures within the IUSD community who seek common ground centered around educational excellence and helping students become empowered learners and engaged citizens.

This month, we would like to remind our students and families how a mindset of gratitude can help build community and foster mutual respect on campus.

By adopting effective study habits, practicing wellness and maintaining healthy routines, they can approach exams confidently. Here are ten tips to help students stay prepared, healthy and focused.

We would like to remind our community that they can adjust language and accessibility preferences on the platforms used for District and school communications.

Join us on November 6 at 7 p.m. at Irvine High School as over 1,200 talented IUSD students from our middle and high school marching bands showcase their musical artistry.

Averill is one of just nine educators across the nation and one of only two in California to receive this prestigious award that honors principals who have made a significant impact on their schools and communities.

Forty-four students from Irvine, Portola and Woodbridge High Schools have been selected to join the Southern California Vocal Association (SCVA) High School Honor Choirs.

The October 2024 IUSD Insights is out, featuring a message from Superintendent Walker on the new “Connect with IUSD” campaign, waste reduction efforts, digital citizenship tips and more!