School News

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

True Lasting Connections (TLC) provides a range of health and human services free of charge to DUSD students and their families. This event is a great opportunity to come together to show support for families in our community.

Character Counts Week is Oct. 19–25! Downey Unified celebrates kindness, responsibility & character in every student.

Downey Unified joins the Great ShakeOut on Oct. 16 with a 9:00 a.m. drill, helping students and families stay prepared for earthquakes.

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

PBIS stands for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. In simple terms, it means we teach, practice, and celebrate the positive behaviors that help our students learn and feel safe at school.

Back-to-school night is the perfect opportunity to get a preview of what your child’s school year will look like. From meeting their teacher, learning about the curriculum, and understanding the expectations; this night serves as a way to prepare...

September is Attendance Awareness Month and we want to remind you that every day counts, and we believe that your presence is truly powerful.

At the heart of every successful student lies a foundation of support. The TLC Family Resource Center is dedicated to building that foundation for the children of Downey Unified School District. True Lasting Connections for a Bright Future TLC's mission is to create a...

ParentSquare provides a simple and safe way for everyone at school and across the district to connect.

Get ready for Downey Unified back to school for the 2025-26 school year! Find key dates, tips, and info to help your child start the year confident and prepared.

While graduating from fifth grade and moving up to middle school is certainly an exciting time in a student’s life, it can also feel somewhat intimidating because of the uncertainty of starting at a new school. Going from being the oldest grade level to the youngest...

What you need to know: this mandatory process occurs every summer to ensure essential information is accurate for the new school year.

Students 18 and under are able to get one free breakfast and/or one free lunch per day at any of the following locations during the days/times indicated.