The Las Virgenes Unified School District (LVUSD) Board of Education and its leadership team proudly announce the appointment of Marty Freel and Mona White as the new Deans of Student Safety and Wellness.
Over the past few months, LVUSD has been working on a comprehensive plan with the California Department of Justice, local law enforcement, and the greater community to utilize the $1,075,000 tobacco and vape use mitigation grant to address this growing epidemic. After collaborating with these groups within the parameters of the grant, the District has developed a four-tiered plan designed to address tobacco use among students created by vaping and e-cig devices.
Please join us for our 2nd Annual State of Our Schools Address at the Agoura High School Performing Arts Education Center. Read more for details.
Monday, October 8, will be a student free day for the Las Virgenes Unified School District. District offices will also be closed. All 1,100 staff members will convene at Calabasas High School for a shared day of professional development at the 2nd Annual Student 360 Institute.
The Community 360 Fall Learning Series invites our families and friends to attend a free screening of the documentary film GIRL RISING on Monday, September 24, at 6:00 PM, in the Calabasas High School Performing Arts Education Center (PAEC). GIRL RISING showcases the stories of nine girls from developing countries who overcome great obstacles to obtain an education.
On September 12, 2018, National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) officials announced the names of six Las Virgenes Unified School District students as semifinalists in the 64th National Merit Scholarship Program.
We have several job openings in LVUSD! Click here to find meaningful work that support our students. Full time or part time, for educators and support staff - excellent healthcare and retirement benefits offered.
Join our summer reading celebration! lvusd.org/read
