IUSD state standardized assessment scores have outperformed both state and Orange County score averages for four consecutive years.
The Irvine Police Department and the Orange County Fire Authority are hosting two wildfire prevention presentations this month. Check out this article to read more and to learn how you can Stay Connected to IUSD during an emergency.
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.
September is Emergency Preparedness Month, which is an opportunity to remind our community about the importance of being prepared for emergencies. It's important to know how IUSD prepares and what you can do.
Did you know IUSD offers language support services? Providing our diverse community access to District communications is essential to building strong relationships and ensuring we have a community that is well-informed.
Please take a moment to give IUSD feedback on our Strategic Initiatives, which outline who we are, where we’re going as a district, and how we intend to get there.
As part of IUSD’s commitment to regularly engage with government, business and community leaders, Superintendent Walker met with the Irvine Chamber's Government Affairs Committee to provide an update on the state of education in IUSD.
IUSD is the only large school district in California with 100 percent Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports implementation at all IUSD schools with a 100 percent success rate.
Each quarter, IUSD’s Irvine Parent Education Program hosts Timely Topics to engage and inform families about a variety of IUSD-related initiatives and programs. These helpful meetings are free, open to the IUSD community and offer language support services.
As part of Emergency Preparedness Month, the District would like to remind our families to Stay Connected to IUSD during an emergency for updates and information in real time, 24/7.