Baldwin Park Unified School District

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BPUSD_SELPA_1: Students from Baldwin Park Unified’s Central Elementary joined more than 850 students from across the region to explore an abundance of arts-based activities during the third annual Community Advisory Committee (CAC) of the East San Gabriel Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) Festival of the Arts on Oct. 30. Baldwin Park Unified was among 10 school districts and six charter schools to take part in the morning-long celebration of the arts organized by the CAC, a parent advisory group.

Baldwin Park Unified Students Celebrate Arts Education

Students from Baldwin Park Unified’s Cornerstone program joined together Oct. 30 to create beaded bracelets, pencil sketches, colorful tissue paper flowers and side-walk chalk creations during the third annual Festival of the Arts.

BPUSD_TALK_1: Walnut Elementary School teacher Jose Rangel coached students in presenting KIDS Talks, a series of TED-style speeches on the value of science, technology, education, arts and math instruction (STEAM).

Baldwin Park Unified Fifth-graders Champion STEAM in TED-style Talks

Fifth-graders in Jose Rangel’s Walnut Elementary School class delivered a passionate message supporting STEAM instruction during a series of TED-style talks on Oct. 30 that included supporting research and presentation boards.

BPUSD_PINK_1: Baldwin Park Unified school police officers display pink police patches to show their commitment to help treat and find a cure for breast cancer.

Baldwin Park Unified School Police Raise Funds for City of Hope

Baldwin Park Unified school police officers raised $1,000 for City of Hope this month through the 2017 Pink Patch Project, a nationwide cancer awareness effort.

Elaine Jeche and Gunny describe the soothing effects of therapy dogs during an Oct. 23 visit to Sierra Vista High School’s National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Club.

Baldwin Park Unified Student Club Learns How Therapy Dogs, Play Can Ease Hospital Stress

Students in a first-of-its-kind club at Sierra Vista High School raise awareness of mental health issues.

(Left to right) Assemblywoman Blanca Rubio presents a $5,000 grant from the Barona Band of Mission Indians to Pleasant View Elementary teacher Karisa Cuenca, Principal Linda Heredia, Baldwin Park Unified Board Member Santos Hernandez, Jr., Board Vice President Teresa Vargas, Superintendent Dr. Froilan N. Mendoza and Board President Christina Lucero.

Pleasant View Elementary Accepts Barona Grant for Tech Upgrades

Pleasant View Elementary School on Wednesday accepted a $5,000 grant from the Barona Band of Mission Indians that will support digital lessons projects.

Vineland Elementary Students smiled, grimaced, laughed and cried as they received free flu vaccines on Thursday as part of a series of clinics this week sponsored by Kaiser Permanente Medical Center. The final flu shot clinics will be offered at Geddes and Pleasant View elementary schools on Friday, Oct. 13.

800-plus Baldwin Park Unified Students Receive Free Flu Vaccinations

Elementary students at Vineland Elementary School on Thursday laughed, cried, grimaced and even smiled as they received free flu shots through a District partnership with Kaiser Permanente Medical Center.

Baldwin Park Unified has recognized its schools with top attendance figures for the first month of school with trophies, part of a yearlong campaign to boost student performance by ensuring strong daily attendance.

Baldwin Park Unified Recognizes Top School Attendance with Trophies

Baldwin Park Unified has recognized its schools with top attendance figures for the first month of school with trophies, part of a yearlong campaign to boost student performance by ensuring strong daily attendance.

Geddes Elementary fourth-grader Emily Torres stands next to her interpretation of a Chagall self-portrait displayed with a poem she wrote from the perspective of a paintbrush during an April 12 art gallery celebrating a yearlong effort to integrate arts into core curriculum at two Baldwin Park Unified elementary schools.

Baldwin Park Unified Chosen for English Learner Arts Program

Baldwin Park will work with the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) on a five-year effort to use the arts to support instruction of English learners.

Raquel Viramontes, a nine-year science teacher at Baldwin Park High School, was named one of 16 Los Angeles County Teachers of the Year on Sept. 29 by the Los Angeles County Office of Education in recognition of her dedication and passion to her students and profession.

Baldwin Park High Teacher Named LA County Teacher of the Year

Raquel Viramontes is one of 16 teachers who will represent the county in the state's top teacher competition.

Female students at Baldwin Park Unified’s Holland Middle School will soon learn how to create and program robots through an after-school program funded by a grant from Cal Poly Pomona’s Adopt-a-Femineer School Program.

Baldwin Park Middle School Empowers Female Students through Femineers

Female students at Baldwin Park Unified’s Holland Middle School will soon learn how to create and program robots through an after-school program funded by a grant from Cal Poly Pomona’s Adopt-a-Femineer School Program.

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