Baldwin Park Unified School District

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Baldwin Park Unified graduate Isaac Aguila earned his diploma a year early with support from North Park Continuation High School. He is being honored with an Every Student Succeeding Award.

Baldwin Park Unified Student Overcomes Unusual Obstacles

Isaac Aguila receives the 2017 ACSA chapter Every Student Succeeding Award

Vineland Elementary students from kindergarten through sixth grade dash to complete the last mile of a 26.2-mile marathon in May as part of Rod Dixon’s Kids Marathon Run Club.

Baldwin Park Elementary to be Featured in Rod Dixon Documentary

Vineland Elementary students filmed during shooting for documentary on Olympian's running program.

BPUSD_SVHS_BAND_1: Sierra Vista High School’s marching band performs during its award-winning fall semester. The group will perform at Disneyland on Dec. 12.

Baldwin Park Unified Bands Score Strong Fall Season

Marching bands at Baldwin Park and Sierra Vista high schools have concluded one of their strongest fall performance seasons yet, collecting awards at field shows across the area and performing in a variety of public venues.

Sierra Vista High senior Jose Garcia, a baritone saxophone player, will perform in the Tournament of Roses with the Pasadena City College Honor Band on Jan. 1.

Baldwin Park Unified Senior Qualifies for Tournament of Roses Honor Band

Sierra Vista High saxophone player Jose Garcia will march down Colorado Boulevard on New Year's Day.

Baldwin Park Unified, collaborating with the City of Baldwin Park and community partners, is seeking donations for its 21st annual Santa Clothes Project, which will provide 300 students in need with a $50 shopping trip to Baldwin Park Walmart to purchase winter clothes.

Baldwin Park Unified Seeks Donations for 21st Annual Santa Clothes Project

Annual community effort will help 300 students in need

BPUSD_ILC_2: Miguel Solis (right), a senior at Baldwin Park High School, enrolled in the Independent Learning Center (ILC) during the summer and has since excelled with the opportunity to access online courses from home or school, and progress toward graduation at his own pace. ILC provides a rigorous, online curriculum with flexible hours and the opportunity for students to participate in traditional school activities.

Independent Learning Program Targets High School Student Needs

Baldwin Park High’s Independent Learning Center provides personalized instruction for students who seek alternative approaches or who face challenges with a traditional school setting.

BPUSD_ DÍA_1: Juniors Ashlie Chaidez (left) and Angel Luques (right) co-hosted Baldwin Park High School’s Día de Los Muertos event on Nov. 3, celebrating the Mexican holiday with traditional Mexican food, music and games.

Baldwin Park High Celebrates 7th Annual Día de Los Muertos Event

More than 200 Baldwin Park Unified students, parents, teachers and administrators donned skull makeup, dined on authentic Mexican food and danced to mariachi music to celebrate Día de Los Muertos at Baldwin Park High on Nov. 3.

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.

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