School News

Join us on April 5th at the Downey High School Allen Layne Stadium for a celebration of music, culture and community. RSVP now.

Are you interested in enrolling at Ward Elementary? Come explore our school at a Future Wildcats Tour March 26, 28 or April 4.

DUSD serves grass-fed beef to students thanks to a new partnership with Cream Co. Meats.

Join us on for an exciting evening that celebrates your child’s growth and achievements.

Join the fun at the 2025 Carnival of Champions on March 22 at Warren High! Cheer on competitors as we celebrate fitness, fun, and teamwork.

Downey Unified School District provides its schools with Farm-to-School Produce by partnering with Old Grove Orange.

Future Spartan Night on March 6 is your chance to explore Stauffer, meet our amazing teachers, and discover all the incredible programs.

Join us for an exciting two-night CTE Expo February 25 & 27 showcasing student innovation across 23 career pathways.

DUSD is committed to integrating Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) into everyday learning.

Join us for a special event on March 5, 2025 where our youngest students showcase their incredible talents. RSVP today!

TLC provides a range of human services to DUSD families for free. The annual 5K is our biggest fundraiser. Sign up to help your community.

DUSD’s Robolympics is January 25, 2025 at the Warren High Gym. Doors open at 8:00 am. Competition begins at 8:30 am.

Sussman’s IB Middle Years Programme* Application Window Opens Jan. 15. RSVP for an info session to learn more about the programme!

Winter break will is Friday, Dec 20, through Friday, Jan 3. No school on Friday, Dec. 20. Students return to school on Monday, Jan 6.

Play-based learning is an approach used during early education that encourages curiosity and creativity as children develop essential skills.

Here are eight tips that can help your family build a healthy attendance routine that makes getting to school on time easier.

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.

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.

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.