Sierra Vista High School Student Wins Prestigious Gates Scholarship Graduating Sierra Vista High School senior and Class of 2019 valedictorian, Abrahan Vasquez has been selected as a Gates Scholar by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Holland Middle School Selected as AVID Site of Distinction Holland Middle School has been designated as an Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) Schoolwide Site of Distinction for demonstrating outstanding commitment to its students by establishing a culture of high achievement.
Baldwin Park Unified Observes Mental Health Awareness Month Throughout the month of May, schools hosted activities and connected students with resources to increase awareness and erase the stigmas about mental health.
Baldwin Park Unified Mourns the Loss of Long-time Board Member Jack B. White Former Baldwin Park Unified Board of Education member Jack B. White, who dedicated his life to serving his community, passed away May 23 at the age of 85.
Baldwin Park Unified Early Childhood Education Celebrates Learning The District's ECE program celebrated a love for education with the theme “Learning is a Fiesta,” and highlighted its 2018-19 achievements.
Baldwin Park Elementary Students Finish Last Mile of Marathon Program Tracy and Vineland Elementary students celebrate the final mile of Rod Dixon's Kids Marathon Run program.
Kenmore, Santa Fe Schools Earn Top Los Angeles Schools Award Kenmore and Santa Fe received the Los Angeles County Top Schools Award on May 4 for providing high-quality education for all students.
Baldwin Park Unified Partners with Online Counseling Services BPUSD is partnering with Care Solace, an online research tool that assists individuals in finding local counseling-related services.
Baldwin Park High School Students Display Art in Community Showcase Art and ceramic students showcased their work at the Baldwin Park Arts and Recreation Center's art show, "Canvases Etc."
Baldwin Park Unified Elementary Schools Win Grant for Raising a Reader Central, Elwin and Pleasant View elementary schools were granted $50,000 by the Masons of California to implement Raising a Reader, an early reading intervention program.
