Families can also enjoy holiday entertainment by King Middle School and Arroyo Valley High School students starting at 6 p.m.

The I.B. Middle Years Program at Chavez offers students a world-renowned education which can lead to earning the internationally recognized I.B. Diploma.

Linda Bardere presents Hope News on the Hope News Network. Today’s topics include: Helpful Honda visits Hunt Elementary, this year's Latino History Bee winners, Important information about the district's Magnet Programs, and a reminder on the importance of being civically involved.

The Citizen’s Oversight Committee is currently recruiting for a vacant position. This position needs to be held by a community member who is active in a business organization. If you or anybody you know is interested in applying please contact Raquel Torres at 909-381-1136.

New Trilingual Immersion Program Teaches Students English, Spanish, and Vietnamese

Register today for the November 8 Community Gathering for Excellence. Spots are limited.

Tasha Lindsay-Doizan will serve on the California Department of Education’s state literacy assessment team.

Community Stakeholder Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) Meeting. Parents, Students, Teachers, Staff, Unions, Community Members are all welcome.

The San Bernardino City Unified School District has launched an independent, multiagency investigation into a racially motivated incident perpetrated against Lankershim Elementary School Principal Crecia Robinson. The outside investigation was launched on Tuesday, October 2 after an anonymous letter containing a racial slur appeared in the staff room mailbox of another Lankershim Elementary staff member. This unsettling incident will not be tolerated in our District, said Superintendent Dr. Dale Marsden. “There is simply no place for hateful actions or bigotry in our schools or anywhere in our District,” Marsden said. “We will not tolerate hate, racism, or toxic behavior that jeopardizes the safety and well-being of our students and staff.” The District has an expectation that all students and employees adhere to our Nondiscrimination Policies, Board Policy 4030 and Board Policy 5145.3, which prohibit harassment and discrimination. The District is committed to taking appropriate action based on the outcome of the outside investigation. Our Affirmative Action Complaint Procedures for investigations of discrimination, harassment, or intimidation complaints call for the confidentiality of all parties. Due to the ongoing investigation there will be no further comment. A video message from Board of Education President Ms. Abigail Rosales-Medina, Board Vice President Gwen Rodgers, and Dr. Marsden

iSteam Future Innovators Presents Tinker Tuesday on October 16 from 4:00-5:30 p.m. @ Bing Wong Elementary in the iSTEAM Lab 1250 E. 9th Street, San Bernardino MUST PRE-REGISTER TO ATTEND! NO WALK-INS. $5.00 per person Spots Limited! Reserve your spot today! Frightfully Fun Hand-On Steam Challenges. Design a 3D Pumpkin in Tinkercad! Code a Halloween Game! Get Some Spooky Swag! Even east some laser-engraved Pumpkin pie!

The San Bernardino City Unified School District remains committed to providing a safe and orderly learning environment for our students, including taking steps to help keep them safe while on their way to and from school.

Linda Bardere presents Hope News on the Hope News Network. Today’s topics include: Indian Springs High School's Back the Pack Night and Performing Arts Center Grand Opening, the Welcoming Resource Center Ribbon Cutting, a reminder about CSU and UC college application windows, the UCAN College Fair, and an invitation to attend the SBCUSD's 7th annual Community Gathering for Excellence. Register to attend the Community Gathering for Excellence: www.sbcusd.com/communitygathering

All SBCUSD Parents and Employees are invited to attend a FREE Fall 2018 Wellness Symposium on Saturday, October 13, 2018.

Representatives from colleges, universities, community colleges, trade schools and the military will be present!

JOIN SCHOOL STAFF, PARENTS, SCHOOL COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND SAN BERNARDINO SCHOOL POLICE OFFICERS FOR COFFEE AND CONVERSATION

The Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting for the Indian Springs High School Performing Arts Center is Tuesday, September 18 at 4:30 p.m.

San Bernardino City USD is providing Footsteps2Brilliance®, a comprehensive literacy app, to families with children birth up to 3rd grade for FREE. This engaging app will help your child excel at reading and be prepared for school.

Join us the 19th Annual Historically Black Colleges & Universities Recruitment Fair...

We would like to share information on an upcoming event. SBCUSD Youth Services Department, Jones Elementary and Riley College PREP Academy would like to invite any interested district staff who would like to volunteer to Operation Safe Routes 2 School (OSR2S). OSR2S is a pilot program in collaboration with Jones, Riley, SBCUSD Safety and Wellness committee, Law Enforcement, City of SB and local community partners. Our department and volunteers will be walking with students from our district to school in an effort to create safe routes to and from school.

The numbers are in and the District is happy to announce that the 2016-17 Graduate was at an amazing 89%!

The more you focus on the positive and the more prepared your child is, the more likely your child will look forward to school and be ready to succeed.

Cuanto más se enfocan en lo positivo y cuanto más preparado está su hijo, es más probable que a su hijo le gustará la idea de ir a clases y estará preparado para tener éxito.

The San Bernardino City Unified School District is happy to announce that we offer FREE SCHOOL for Qualifying Families and are now currently enrolling for the 2018-19 School Year.

With the closing of the 2017-18 school year, Board President Abigail Medina, recommended suggestions to share with our students and parents to gear up for a successful and restful summer vacation.

Join us for an exciting opportunity to recognizing the students, teachers, staff and administrators who strive to integrate technology into their school culture and classrooms.

The mission of the IE Intersectional Youth Leadership Conference is to improve the lives of Inland Empire youth by creating spaces that address the intersections of race, class, diverse gender & sexual identities that impact the health, environment and lives of youth in the Inland Empire. The conference is FREE and is aimed at young leaders from the ages 12-18.

Enjoy a day of FREE visual and performing arts performances by our local students! Hands-on activities for all ages! FREE parking for first 50 cars!

Due to an Edison power outage, Pacific High is temporarily closed today, Monday, April 9. Pacific H.S. is the only SBCUSD school closed today. All schools, including Pacific will be open tomorrow, Tuesday, April 10.

The community is welcome to the SBCUSD's annual Science Fair Awards Ceremony.

Find All of SBCUSD's 2018-2019 Important Dates Here