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AUSD is grateful to the readers and advertisers ofthe Pasadena Star-News, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, and Whittier Daily News for voting us as the San Gabriel Valley's FAVORITE SCHOOL DISTRICT! This recognition is especially meaningful as we have watched with pride as our entire school community (staff, students, families, and local organizations) worked together to thrive during a time of unprecedented challenges. Please CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to see all of this year's Readers Choice Awardees.

At the February 22nd Board of Education meeting, the student calendar for next year was approved. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE to download a copy.

Parents of FOUR-YEAR-OLDS: If your child will turn FIVE between September 2nd and February 2nd, s/he is eligible for our Transitional Kindergarten Program! Please share this information with friends/neighbors who have four-year-olds to make sure they are aware! CLICK ON THE HEADLINE for more information and/or to enroll.

Parents can register through the Parent Portal for ALL TK-8 AUSD students (including those at Brightwood). CLICK ON THE HEADLINE for more information or to register.

The AUSD indoor masking policy will be updated, effective Friday, March 11th at 11:59pm. Beginning, MONDAY, MARCH 14TH, indoor masking will be strongly recommended, but not required. CLICK THE HEADLINE to download a copy of the letter that was sent home to parents informing them of these changes. (03/02/22: Updated with translations)

In accordance with updated Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (DPH) guidance, masks will NO LONGER BE REQUIRED OUTDOORS at TK-12 schools, effective tomorrow, Wednesday, February 16th (but they are still recommended).

INDOOR masking requirements REMAIN in place, but California DPH will reassess on February 28th and LA County DPH will follow up soon after.

For more information, please CLICK ON THE HEADLINE.

(We will share any additional updates as they are announced.)

Please click the headline for details regarding Reopening Protocols for K-12 Schools.

Students in grades TK-12, who are enrolled, currently do not have technology at home and attend full time in Alhambra Unified School District, can request to be issued technology equipment to enable them to use web-based applications, multimedia, and the Internet to complete school work during this time.