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Less Stress, More Success: How Consistent Attendance Protects Student Well-Being
Consistent attendance helps students stay connected, informed and involved, which helps reduce stress. This article also provides some helpful stress management tips.
2026 DUSD Mariachi Festival | April 18th
Join us or a celebration of music, culture and community. RSVP now.
Fun + Engaging Spring Break Activities for Kids
Spring break is coming! Here are some fun and engaging ideas to keep your family active.
2026 Carnival of Champions | March 21
Join the fun at the Carnival of Champions at Warren High! Cheer on competitors as we celebrate fitness, fun, and teamwork.
What’s the Difference Between TK and Kindergarten?
Understanding the difference between TK and Kindergarten is essential for parents exploring early education options.
Fuel Your Body. Feed Your Mind.
Join Downey Unified in celebrating National Nutrition Month & School Breakfast Week. See how nutritious school meals power student success!
Open House | March 19, 2026
Mark your calendar! Open House is coming up. Date: March 19, 2026 Time: 5:30-6:30 pm This is the perfect chance to step into your child’s world. See their projects, celebrate their growth, and meet the teachers and staff who cheer them on every day. Families always...
Experience Downey Unified at Our Elementary Expo
Join us February 26 at Stauffer Middle School and see what makes Downey Unified a top choice for families like yours.
Preparing Students for Their Future Through Career Technical Education
Career Technical Education integrates rigorous academics with real-world skills. In CTE courses, students explore careers, gain practical experience, and build the foundations they need for lifelong success.
Sussman Officially Designated as IB World School
We’d like to congratulate Sussman Middle School for officially receiving the IB World School designation.
Words of Wisdom
“Consider the rights of others before your own feelings, and the feelings of others before your own rights.“
– John Wooden









