IUSD congratulates and honors its five 2022 Classified Employees of the Year; Marcus Barnes, Breanna Moore, Keri O’Melveny, Julian Garcia and Michelle Escobar.
May 15-21 is Classified School Employee Appreciation Week. IUSD appreciates each employee for their unwavering commitment to serve our schools and students.
The Irvine Junior Games is both a fundraiser for the Irvine Children's Fund to provide affordable and reliable childcare on all 28 IUSD elementary school campuses, as well as a platform to encourage elementary and middle school students to embrace health and athletics.
Investments in mental health and wellness has been one of the Board of Education's top priorities for many years. The District has embraced a comprehensive approach focused on both proactive and responsive resources and supports for students. Please review this important information to learn more.
U.S. News & World Report released its latest ranking of the country's "Best High Schools." IUSD is the only Orange County school district to have three high schools in the California top 100 ranking.
As we celebrate 50 years of educational excellence, we will recognize and honor the “US” at the center of IUSD, which has enabled our school district to provide the highest quality educational experience we can envision for generations of students.
Plaza Vista K-8 School opened and dedicated its new music building as part of the District’s Measure E improvements. Equipped with enhanced acoustics and a voice lift system, the features in this flexible learning space will enable both music instructors and students to better hear and refine the practicing of instruments. Included is a Measure…
IUSD high school students traveled to Sacramento to discuss issues impacting education with state legislators and other influential policy makers.
After a two year hiatus, IUSD's honors ensemble chorus and orchestra returned in-person for the annual Donald Bren Honors Concert. As part of the celebration the Irvine Company presented IUSD with the latest $2M installment of their $45M commitment to IUSD students.
IUSD's interactive LCAP process is designed to help the District take action on identified goals and priorities, and measure progress on student academic achievement, school climate and parent engagement. Your input is critical to IUSD’s decision-making process and will help guide investments in the District’s priorities.