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Every Wednesday afternoon, the short walk from Encina High School to Greer Elementary School becomes a bridge between two classrooms and two age groups brought together by learning, creativity and connection. The weekly partnership gives Encina students hands-on experience in the education field while providing Greer first graders with additional academic and social support.

Students enrolled in the cybersecurity Career Technical Education (CTE) pathway at Mira Loma High School are putting their skills to work by supporting their school through a hands-on tech support internship that mirrors the demands of real cybersecurity and IT careers.

The San Juan Education Foundation is now accepting scholarship applications for San Juan Unified graduating seniors pursuing higher education.

Check here for highlights from the latest board meeting on Jan. 13.

Bella Vista High School students recently had the opportunity to sit down with retired community members for meaningful, one-on-one conversations as part of the Generation-to-Generation project.

The San Juan Unified Community Advisory Committee for Special Education invites you to nominate a student, staff member, parent, volunteer or community member who has gone above and beyond to improve the educational experience of students in the San Juan Unified special education community.

Applications for the State Seal of Civic Engagement are now open. This opportunity is available to 11th and 12th-grade students who are engaged in their coursework, show a solid understanding of U.S. and California government, have participated in one or more meaningful civic engagement projects that address a real-world issue and demonstrate a commitment to positively impact their school, community and/or society.

Music, microphones and community spirit powered a 24-hour fundraising effort as El Camino Fundamental High School students led the broadcast on KYDS 91.5 FM to support Sacramento youth in need.

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