Reminder: There will be no school November 24-28 for Thanksgiving Recess. All students and staff return on Monday, December 1. 🗓️
1 day ago, ESUSD News
Graphic announcing no school November 24–28, 2025, for El Segundo Unified School District. Large white text reading ‘NO SCHOOL’ appears over a blurred classroom background. Below it, a blue rounded box displays the dates. The ESUSD logo is centered at the bottom.
The 1st graders in Ms. Lister’s class at Richmond Street School worked hard on a rainy day, showing focus, creativity, and enthusiasm! Their determination brightened the day for everyone. ☔️ 👏
5 days ago, ESUSD News
Elementary students sit at grouped desks working on individual assignments. Some write on papers or whiteboards while others focus on classroom materials.
We’re excited to launch our new weekly Team Gundo of the Week series, where we celebrate the teachers and staff who help our district shine! ⭐️

This week, we are proud to recognize Kyle Azcuna from Center Street School. His nominator shared the following:

"Kyle Azcuna is the heartbeat of Center Street School. Whether he’s out front directing traffic, greeting families, or moving around campus to support students, Kyle brings energy, care, and consistency to everything he does. He connects effortlessly with kids and staff alike, building trust and joy in every corner of the school. His colleagues admire him, our students adore him, and his presence has become an essential part of the Center Street School experience. We are grateful for Kyle’s unwavering dedication and the positivity he brings to our community every day."

Thank you, Kyle, for all you do for our students, staff, and families. 👏
5 days ago, ESUSD News
A celebratory graphic titled “Gundo of the Week” features a large photo of Kyle Azcuna dressed as Buzz Lightyear, smiling and walking with colleagues in costume during a school event on a grassy field lined with cheering students and families. Beside the photo is a blue text box with a message praising Kyle. At the bottom right is the El Segundo Unified School District logo.
The El Segundo Education Foundation is hosting its Ladies Night Out event on Thursday, November 20! 🪩

The event starts at 6:30pm at The Terrace at Continental Park. Learn more: https://www.esedf.org/lno.
9 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic promoting “Ladies Night Out with the El Segundo Education Foundation.” On the left, white text on a blue patterned background provides event details: November 20 at 6:30 p.m., The Terrace at Continental Park. The El Segundo Unified School District logo appears at the bottom. On the right is a blue-tinted photo of five women standing together and smiling in front of an El Segundo Education Foundation step-and-repeat backdrop.
The Richmond Street School PTA hosted a fabulous Fall Flutter, raising money for great programs at RSS! 👏

Check out these photos from the amazing event. 📸
11 days ago, ESUSD News
Children wearing matching blue event shirts sprint across a grassy field
Young children in blue shirts run past an inflatable obstacle while other students crawl underneath it
A woman in a blue shirt, blue tutu, and fun accessories waves while walking alongside young children participating in the Fall Flutter
Children climb over a long inflatable obstacle on a field
Children in blue shirts run across a grassy field filled with colorful stepping-stone markers under a large inflatable arch labeled “FUN RUN.”
Today, we honor the brave individuals who have served and sacrificed for our nation in so many ways. We are forever grateful. 🇺🇲

Happy Veterans Day!
15 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic for Veterans Day featuring three silhouetted figures saluting—two in dark blue and one in red—set against a background of the American flag. Text reads “Honoring all who served. Veterans Day.” The El Segundo Unified School District logo appears at the top.
REMINDER: There is no school on Monday, November 10. This is a staff professional development day.
16 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with blurred background of a school library. Large white text reads “NO SCHOOL.” Below it, a blue banner states “Monday, November 10, 2025.” At the bottom, the El Segundo Unified School District logo appears in shades of blue.
Reminder: There is no school for students on Monday, November 10. ✍️🗓️
18 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with blurred background of a classroom or library. Large text reads “No School” with a blue banner underneath that says “Monday, November 10, 2025.” The El Segundo Unified School District (ESUSD) logo appears at the bottom.
It’s National School Psychology Week, and we’re proud to recognize the essential work of our school psychologists!

💙 Alysson Sweet
💙 Beatriz Rodriguez
💙 Sarah Chen
💙 David Macias
💙 Jessica Aguilar
💙 Betsy Duthoit

Thank you for the care, support, and guidance you provide every day to help students thrive.
18 days ago, ESUSD News
promotional graphic for National School Psychology Week, observed by the El Segundo Unified School District from November 3-6, 2025.
We're hiring! If you're passionate about supporting students and making a difference in public education, we invite you to explore our open positions. ✨

Join a dedicated team that values collaboration, growth, and service to the community.

https://www.edjoin.org/Home/Jobs?countyID=0&districtID=380
20 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with a blue background featuring the text “We Are Hiring! Join Our Team!” and the El Segundo Unified School District (ESUSD) logo. The image shows a group of smiling elementary students wearing headphones and working on laptops at a classroom table.
It’s National School Psychology Week, and we’re proud to recognize the essential work of Beatriz Rodriguez and Alysson Sweet!

Thank you for the care, support, and guidance you provide every day to help students thrive. 💙
22 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic for National School Psychology Week featuring the El Segundo Unified School District logo at the top. The text reads “National School Psychology Week, November 3–6, 2025” in white and blue lettering on a blue gradient background with a stylized silhouette of a human profile on the right side.
We’re sorry to share that our Confidence Code Family Night and school assemblies with Jeff Veley have been cancelled due to a medical emergency. Jeff is focusing on his recovery, and we are already working with his team to reschedule for a future date. Your El Segundo PTA Council and ESUSD remain committed to championing student resiliency and will be sure to bring this important program to our schools as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding and support.
23 days ago, Richmond Street School
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Thank you for the 92 AMAZING LITERACY LANTERNS that have brought so much joy and talk about books! Congrats to our raffle winners randomly selected to lead the parade: Lucas H. (Farello), Stella F. (Huang), Gunnar N. (Montano), Alessandra R. (Voboril). We appreciate all the participants!!!
27 days ago, Richmond Street School
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Richmond Street School’s TK students are learning through play! We love seeing our young learners build essential skills while having fun in the classroom. 🎨🧩

about 1 month ago, ESUSD News
Three young children stand around a light table covered in translucent fall-themed shapes like leaves and pumpkins. They use small cups and scoops to sort the pieces into colored containers.
Three children lean over a sensory bin filled with black beans and colorful plastic spiders. White strings are stretched across the top like a web as they use plastic tweezers to pick up the spiders.
Two children wearing paint smocks stand at an easel station. One child holds a “Spider Web Trace” worksheet while the other paints or draws on clear vertical panels.
Two young children sit at a classroom table using Play-Doh and plastic tools like rollers and cookie cutters. A bright pink bin of Play-Doh tools sits in the center of the table.
Author Dan Gemeinhart visited Richmond Street School’s 2nd, 4th, and 5th grade students last week to share his inspiring journey as a writer.

He spoke about how ten years of persistence through failure led to 10 successful years as a New York Times bestselling author. What an incredible reminder that perseverance truly pays off! 📚
about 1 month ago, ESUSD News
A large group of elementary students sit on the floor of a school auditorium facing the stage, where a presenter stands with a microphone. A screen behind him displays the words “Hello! My name is Dan!” under the Richmond Street School sign.
Students seated on the floor enthusiastically raise their hands toward the stage as the presenter speaks. The screen behind him reads “BOOKS!” in large letters repeatedly, and the Richmond Street School sign is visible above the stage.
A wide view of the auditorium shows the presenter walking among seated students, many with their hands raised to participate.
The presenter stands on stage speaking into a microphone as students sit facing him. The screen behind him displays a pledge that begins with “Take this Oath: I do solemnly swear…” beneath the Richmond Street School sign.
You’re invited! Join us for The Confidence Code LIVE! on Monday, November 3 at 6:00pm at El Segundo Middle School.

This high-energy family game show night features guest presenter Jeff Veley and focuses on helping students and families build real-world confidence.

Sponsored by the El Segundo Council PTA and ESUSD, this FREE event includes food AND babysitting, so bring the whole family!

➡️ RSVP here: https://evite.me/Bs284TraAq
➡️ Learn more: https://elsegundoptacouncil.my.canva.site/confidencecode
about 1 month ago, ESUSD News
“The Confidence Code LIVE! – A Family Game Show Night.” At the top, text reads: “El Segundo Council PTA x ESUSD Present.” A QR code appears in the top right corner with a teal starburst that says, “Scan for details and to RSVP now.” The large central text reads: “The Confidence Code LIVE! One Night Only.” Below, a teal banner states: “A Family Game Show Night.” Event details: “November 3 | 6pm | ESMS Campus.” At the bottom right, a photo of host Jeff Veley is shown smiling and pointing upward with text beside him that says: “Host: Jeff Veley.” Logos for El Segundo Council PTA and El Segundo Unified School District are along the bottom left.

October is National Principals Month! 💫

We’re grateful for the leadership, dedication, and support our principals provide every day.

Join us in celebrating our principals: 

➡️ Rose Ahrens, Center Street School 

➡️ Sarah Davlantis, El Segundo Middle School

➡️ Steven Gebhart, El Segundo High School

➡️ Carie Oulashian, Richmond Street School 

➡️ Jack Plotkin, Arena Virtual High School

➡️ Hannah Ford, Eagles’ Nest Preschool

Comment below to give a shoutout to your principal and help us recognize their impact! 🙌

about 2 months ago, ESUSD News
Blue graphic with white text that reads: “October is National Principals Month. Thank you, Principals!” Below are photos and names of principals: Jack Plotkin, Arena Virtual High School; Steven Gebhart, El Segundo High School; Sarah Davlantis, El Segundo Middle School; Rose Ahrens, Center Street School; Carie Oulashian, Richmond Street School; and Hannah Ford, Eagles’ Nest Preschool. At the bottom is the ESUSD logo for El Segundo Unified School District and a blue megaphone icon with text that says “Give your principal a shout-out!”
Richmond Street School has brand-new outdoor furniture thanks to a generous donation from the El Segundo Kiwanis Club! We are grateful for their partnership and support of our schools. 💙
about 2 months ago, ESUSD News
Outdoor seating area with modern blue and gray chairs and curved benches arranged on a covered patio. Decorative blue metal panels with floral cutouts line the railing.
Shaded outdoor space with blue and gray lounge chairs, curved benches, and round stools arranged under a staircase. The area features decorative metal panels and access to building entrances.
Reminder: There will be no school for students on Thursday, October 2. 🗓️
about 2 months ago, ESUSD News
El Segundo Unified School District graphic with blurred background of a school library. Large bold text reads: “NO SCHOOL.” Below, a blue banner states: “Tuesday, October 2, 2025.” At the bottom is the ESUSD logo.
Keeping our schools safe is a shared responsibility. #SeeSayDay reminds us that when students, families, and community members speak up about potential safety issues, we help ensure a safe and secure learning environment.

If you see or hear something that raises concerns, please contact a staff member or trusted adult immediately. Communication is key to safety!
2 months ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with a blue dotted gradient background. Large bold text in the center reads: 'Say Something.' Above, in script font, it says: 'If you see something…' Below in smaller text: '#SeeSayDay | September 25, 2025.' Bottom left corner shows a white icon of one stick figure pointing while another looks on. Bottom center displays the ESUSD logo with the words 'El Segundo Unified School District.'