School News

Did you know that your child can grab free, healthy food from the cafeteria even if they brought their own lunch?

The way people treat one another matters, and a simple moment of kindness can truly change someone’s life in ways others don’t always realize.

DUSD offers programs that allow students to learn at accelerated rates and earn college credit.

Regular school attendance boosts academic achievement and builds a strong foundation for social skills and responsibility.

Take part in the Reflections art contest for TK-12th grade students to express themselves through visual arts, dance choreography, literature, music composition, film production, or photography.

As technology advances, it’s vital to teach students safe and appropriate device use, both in and out of the classroom.

We want all of our students to be successful and their presence in school is a key part of that success. Their Presence is Powerful as it shows they are committed to their education, their future, and their classmates.

There are several ways that you can help minimize potential stress and ensure a smooth transition as we head back to school.

We are excited to announce that we have adopted a new form of school-to-home communication across Downey Unified called ParentSquare.

The first day of school will be a minimum day schedule. If you have not registered, please do so now.

Moving up to middle school from elementary school can be intimidating. Here are some tips for a smoother transition.

If you missed the Canvas Zoom Tutorial, please make sure to watch it here.

Beginning July 1, Downey Unified parents must complete or update the registration forms for each student attending the 24-25 school year.

Enrolling a student at Downey Unified only happens once. Registration happens every year. Learn more about both!

Children 18 and under are able to get one free breakfast and lunch per day at select sites during the summer.