High school students were selected to each receive a $2500 baccalaureate scholarship for their strong combination of accomplishments, skills, and potential for success in rigorous college studies.
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.
Northwood High School’s Ben Case was named one of six Orange County Teacher of the Year finalists by the Orange County Department of Education (OCDE).
During Stan Corey’s 14-year tenure, the District’s first superintendent established a foundation that has resulted in IUSD becoming one of California’s most successful school districts. Five decades later, his vision still lives on.
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.
Students, staff, families and the community are at the heart of the “US” in IUSD and we invite you to help us visually capture the wonderful aspects of our school district, through IUSD’s 50th Anniversary Photo Contest!
Nine IUSD middle school students participating in the the California MathCounts competition placed in the top 25 percent with Rancho San Joaquin’s Feodor A. Yevtushenko taking first place!
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.
Sierra Vista Middle School has earned the prestigious title of Southern California Science Olympiad Champions. The team took home 16 gold medals out of 23 different events and will move forward to compete in the national Science Olympiad tournament May 13-14.
IUSD’s school attendance review board, also known as SARB, has been designated as a model program by the state for exemplary practices that improve student attendance and reduce chronic absenteeism rates.