Irvine High engineering design and development students researched, developed, and presented their innovative solutions to real-world problems at this year’s ocMaker Challenge.

Sierra Vista Middle School students received top honors at the 38th Annual National Science Olympiad Tournament, becoming the first IUSD school to win the national championship.

IUSD has placed educational excellence and equity at the center of its Measure E planning and projects with a focus of bringing all IUSD schools up to a similar standard. This article provides updates and information about Measure E projects to date.

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.  

IUSD students in grades 6-12 participated in the District’s 41st annual virtual Science Fair and presented an impressive array of projects.  IUSD will advance 143 students to the Orange County Science and Engineering Fair in March and 28 IUSD students will advance to the 2022 Broadcom MASTERS.

IUSD's 41st Annual Science Fair is open until Feb. 4 and features a range of innovative science projects from IUSD students in grades 6-12, including students enrolled in the IUSD Virtual Academy.  Click this article to access the virtual link.

IUSD hosted its annual 21st Century Career Conference at UCI’s Claire Trevor School of the Arts in which more than 350 middle school students explored various STEAM career options and educational pathways. 

Two IUSD students were recently named some of the most promising middle school STEM students in the country.  Sebastian Rae Alexis from Sierra Vista Middle School and Hailey Miya Van from Jeffrey Trail Middle School have been recognized as two of the top 30 finalists to compete in Broadcom MASTERS.

IUSD's Ask-A-Scientist/Engineer Night is on Wednesday, September 29  from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Creekside Education Center (3387 Barranca, Irvine).  This free annual event will assist students in grades 6 through 12, who are working on science fair projects. 

Once again, University High School earned first place at the recent Science Bowl Regional competition.  Hosted by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, this annual competition tests students' knowledge of math, physics, chemistry and biology, among other topics.