Communications Department

 

​ Fifteen years ago, a Granite Hill Elementary teacher found a California desert tortoise wandering the streets of Corona. “She wasn’t able to locate the owner, so she...

 On April 6th, Rustic Lane Elementary’s robotics and programming class participated in the first Innovation Day Inland Empire, an event for students to showcase projects...

  Before the celebration of graduation, another important occasion dominates the attention of many JUSD seniors: committing to a college. For some students, the decision...

  High school seniors planning to attend a college or university participated in an important process this semester, one that many had been working toward for years:...

​   With a new coach and a young team, Jurupa Valley High’s varsity baseball season began in a place of uncertainty....

 ​Over 400 elementary students in Jurupa Unified have new glasses thanks to a partnership with Vision To Learn, a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 that provides...

  ​Café Literario began its Fall 2021 session on Monday, September 13th. It was the group’s first in-person meeting since the COVID-19 pandemic...

​​​ In November, Jurupa Unified rolled out the “Be a Hero” survey. Available to complete via ParentConnection, the survey asked participants a few questions to help maintain...

​ On March 3, four new inductees to the Citrus Belt Area Athletic Directors Association (CBAADA) Hall of Fame were celebrated with a banquet luncheon. Among those honored...

​ This fall, Aurelio “Junior” Carrillo was recognized by the Green California Schools Leadership Awards, which honors outstanding sustainability projects on school campuses....

  ​School recess allows kids to expend restless energy; engage in physical activity; and socialize with peers. But with socialization also comes the...

​  At the beginning of Jurupa Unified Board of Education meetings, a student representative from each high school reports what is happening on their campus. ...