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As we approach the conclusion of the 2024-25 school year, I am filled with pride as I reflect on the remarkable achievements of our students. Their dedication, creativity and resilience embody the core values of our district's Strategic Plan, focusing on voice, resilience and innovation.
Anvitha Samineni, a 12th grader from Mira Loma High School, was in the spotlight as a student speaker at the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) 2025 California State Seal of Biliteracy Recognition Ceremony.
Samineni was one of the over 400 students across the San Juan Unified School District to receive the California State Seal of Biliteracy.
Check here for highlights from the latest board meeting on May 13.
Students at El Camino Fundamental High School recently took over the airwaves for 24 hours during their annual Audiothon, a live broadcast and fundraiser organized entirely by students. The event supports KYDS 91.5 FM and the Eagle Eye newspaper, two student-led programs that offer real experience in broadcasting and journalism.
San Juan Unified School District rolled out the red carpet at San Juan High School’s Theater on May 8 for the 12th annual Spirit of San Juan Awards.
Whether it is related to their academic success or overcoming a rough day, Spanish-speaking students seek Ana Soto’s support in navigating school.
Check here for highlights for the most recent board meeting on April 22.
San Juan Unified School District is honored and excited to announce that two of our 2025 Classified Employees of the Year have been recognized as Sacramento County Classified Employees of the Year 2025. Marythony Sohl and Dave Wilkerson will advance to the state competition.
Read more about how parents have found confidence in helping their newcomer students with the support of their school’s English Learner Advisory Committee (ELAC).
Check here for highlights from the latest board meeting on April 8.
San Juan Unified School District’s annual San Juan Sings event once again showcased the incredible talents of student choirs across the district. Held regionally on March 18 and March 25, the event brought together students from various schools to perform as one, highlighting the power of music in education and the community.
Check here for highlights from the latest board meeting on March 25.
Talleres Familiares is a bi-monthly workshop presented entirely in Spanish to families and community members, allowing attendees to learn about important topics and resources available to support their student’s education and ways to get involved in their school community.
San Juan Unified School District is offering a variety of summer programs designed to support student learning and provide enriching experiences.
Read Superintendent Melissa Bassanelli's latest message on the power of arts in education
Students across San Juan Unified School District were honored for their creativity and talent at the Northern California Youth Art Month (YAM) competition, held at PBS KVIE’s Art Gallery on March 1. Their work stood out among young artists from the region, earning awards in multiple categories, including painting, mixed media, 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional art.
Check here for highlights from the latest board meeting on March 11.
Throughout February, San Juan Unified celebrated student success by recognizing hundreds of high school students for improving their GPAs between the 2024 Spring and Fall semesters.
At San Juan Unified School District, students from diverse backgrounds enter the classroom with different experiences, strengths and challenges.
Check here for highlights from the latest board meeting on Feb. 11.