Wiseburn Unified School District
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The Wiseburn Unified School District empowers students with the skills necessary to become capable lifelong learners and productive citizens in the technological and complex world of the 21st century. Through our five schools and childcare programs, the district provides a safe, orderly, and engaging environment focused on the academic, social, and physical needs of the whole child while emphasizing community participation.
District News
California Assembly Bill 130 has made it possible for all four-year-olds in California to enroll in Transitional Kindergarten (TK). Starting in 2022-2023 AB 130 extends the birthday window by two months each year so that every child who turns four by September 1st can attend a public school TK program (by 2025-2026).
Attend the June WUSD Board Meetings
Tuesday, June 7 at 6 p.m.
View Board Meeting
Thursday, June 23 at 6 p.m.
Via Zoom: http://bit.ly/wusd-boardmtg
Monday, June 27 at 7:30 a.m.
Via Zoom: http://bit.ly/wusd-boardmtg
Learn more about how to make a public comment and view agendas up to 72 hours in advance via BoardDocs.
Participate in the School Renaming Exploration Process
Go to our renaming information portal to learn more about how you can make your voice heard and be a part of this historic process.
Share your thoughts with Wiseburn USD about topics important to the school community like school reopening and renaming.
Happening Now
PROVIDING EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION SINCE 1896
Home to Juan de Anza Elementary, 138th Street, Juan Cabrillo Elementary, Richard Henry Dana Middle, Da Vinci Connect, Da Vinci Communications, Design, and Science High Schools.
24:1 Student to Teacher Ratio
#2 of 80
Most Diverse School District in Los Angeles
Award Winning National Forum School to Watch
Wiseburn established in 1896
