Computer Science Education Week, December 9-15, is a global initiative aimed at inspiring students to explore the world of coding, develop essential computer science skills and prepare for the digital economy.
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.
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.
The AP School Honor Roll, a national distinction from the College Board, recognizes schools committed to equitable access to advanced coursework.
Registration for IVC/IUSD’s Spring 2025 Dual Enrollment (CCAP) opens October 17, offering IUSD high school students in grades 9-12 the opportunity to earn transferable college credits for Cal State and UC schools from January 22 to May 21, 2025.
South Lake Middle School is one of only 356 schools nationwide, and one of two in Orange County, to receive this prestigious recognition for outstanding academic performance.
To better understand the district’s efforts in promoting regular attendance and supporting families, we sat down with Kim Bates, IUSD’s Coordinator of Family Outreach and Student Engagement.
IUSD and Irvine Valley College are excited to offer Dual Enrollment – College and Career Access Pathways for the 2024-25 school year. Register for fall courses today!
This year, we are highlighting the success stories of four remarkable graduates who have overcome significant challenges and exemplify what these schools can do to nurture their students' passion and potential.