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The California Healthy Kids Survey (CHKS) is the largest statewide student survey of resiliency, protective factors, risk behaviors, and school climate in the nation.

SJUSD has four students headed to out-of-state colleges next fall to play volleyball, a record number of volleyball athletic scholarships for the district.

SJUSD's Board of Trustees took action on Tuesday, January 14, 2019, naming the new dual language immersion academy magnet school the Edward Hyatt World Language Academy.

San Jacinto High School has a shiny new Culinary Arts facility, already put into action for the ribbon-cutting event held on October 24, from a dream made real through a 3-year Career Technical Education (CTE) grant from California Department of Education (CDE) awarded in Feb. 2016.

Several events have been held to bring attention to students, staff and the community on the rich heritage and the look-ahead into the future of San Jacinto!

Student Safety and Support Systems

Students that attend school each day and on time have the opportunity for some amazing prizes this month! Friday lunches will feature a popular treat available to all!

Students attending any SJUSD school sites will receive free breakfast and lunch beginning the first day of the 2018-2019 school year, and each school day thereafter for at least four years.

Here's the link for the live stream to watch San Jacinto High School's 2018 Commencement!

On Tuesday, April 24, Board President John Norman lead the fifth annual Golden Paw Awards ceremony to honor select students from our middle and high schools with accomplishments that may not have been publicly advertised, yet are very noteworthy and deserve recognition.

April was first declared Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Month by presidential proclamation in 1983.

Congratulations, Hope Edwards, SJLA 6th Grader, Riverside County 4th Place Spelling Bee Winner.

San Jacinto Unified is administering a stakeholder survey to gather feedback about the implementation of the district's Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP).

PLEASE drive safe and remember the eastbound lanes of Cottonwood Avenue continue to be closed between Cawston Ave. and Warren Road due to EMWD construction through the end of February.

Dual Language Immersion Academy is for all students to reach high levels of academic achievement, develop biliteracy and bilingualism, and cultivate cross-cultural competencies needed to succeed in a multicultural society and global economy.