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We have enjoyed seeing so many of our Tustin Unified students celebrated throughout our community this month by our partners.

At our College and Career Connections event held this week at Foothill High School, middle and high school students and their families enjoyed an evening of future-focused resources.

Hundreds of students from across Tustin Unified filled Main Street for the annual Tiller Days Parade.

At their regular meeting on September 28, the Board of Education heard from our student board members as they shared their first reports of the year.

Thank you to the 340 guests who attended Wednesday's Celebration of Schools at Foothill High School. 

Fifth-grade students in Ms. Hertogh and Ms. Rodriguez's classes at Nelson welcomed families to campus to celebrate completing their Language Arts/Benchmark Unit 1.

Our Career Pathway Internship Celebration highlighted the hard work, growth and achievements of our 142 interns.

In celebration of Constitution Day, students across TUSD enjoyed learning more about the U.S. Constitution through classroom lessons, hands-on activities and discussions surrounding its role in society today.

In their latest ranking of the nation's top high schools, U.S. News and World Report ranked Beckman and Foothill High Schools among the top 200 in the state. 

This month brought the return of both the Soroptimist Santa Ana-Tustin and Tustin Kiwanis student recognition programs.

With the support of Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris, Guin Foss received a $5,000 Barona Education Grant to build math thinking through discourse and family discussion.

We are excited to once again partner with Data Impressions & Microsoft to highlight students who model outstanding daily engagement and attendance when healthy. In addition, for the fourteenth consecutive year, we are grateful for the opportunity to partner with Tustin Toyota to increase overall student engagement and attendance by highlighting senior role models.

At their regular meeting on August 24, the Board of Education celebrated Fiscal Services Director Joslyn Crawford for her more than 37 years dedicated to TUSD.

In partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank, TUSD hosts food distributions throughout our district. These events are open to the community, and no personal information is required.

This week, campuses across Tustin Unified welcomed students and families back to school. We loved seeing so many smiling faces, confirming that 2026-27 is going to be a great year!

We are pleased to share that continuing this school year, all students enrolled in TUSD will receive free breakfast and lunch each school day, regardless of household income.

Students who ride an e-vehicle are required to attend a safety presentation and obtain a permit before bringing their e-vehicle on campus.

Before the first day of school, TUSD staff kicked off the year with Superintendent Mark Johnson at our annual Welcome Back meetings.

Steve Fischel has been named assistant principal at Beckman High School.  Mr. Fischel has dedicated close to 30 years to public education,