We may be in the thick of cold and flu season, but there are some proven ways you can help stop the spread of germs and prevent respiratory illnesses.
IUSD, in partnership with Hoag Hospital, will host a Substance Use and Vaping Dangers parent night on February 4 in the Irvine High School Theater from 6:30-8 p.m.
Recognizing the importance of an accurate count for schools and communities, IUSD is among many organizations supporting awareness efforts in Irvine, in advance of the 2020 Census this April. Read this article to learn more about why the Census matters.
Join IUSD and the Orange County Department of Education for a Vaping Prevention Workshop for Parents on Tuesday, December 6 at the Learning Center (3387 Barranca, Irvine 92606).
Stress Awareness Day is November 6. As part of IUSD’s Speak Up, We Care initiative, the District has compiled the following resources to remind our students and families about the importance of self-care and to seek support when needed, especially as we head into the holiday season.
Given the growing concern about youth vaping across the nation, it is important for parents to be informed. IUSD is hosting two vaping prevention parent workshops.
In partnership with Hoag Hospital, IUSD has developed the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Speaker Series. In this first session, speakers will discuss the impacts excessive gaming and social media can have on children and teens.
On behalf of the IUSD Board of Education, Leadership Team and staff, I’m proud to welcome our families to the 2019-20 school year. This message provides a snapshot of how IUSD is connecting our vision, mission and investments to every school and student. Please take a moment to read this important information.
In this article are reminders that maybe helpful in advance of the new school year, including traffic, bike and helmet safety tips, how to Stay Connected to IUSD throughout the year and during emergencies, Parent Portal information, Speak Up We Care resources, language support services, and information about the District’s website.
August is National Wellness Month. While every day should be wellness day, more often than not, we get caught up in our busy lives and wellness can take a back seat. This article provides wellness tips and information for students and families.