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Our middle school cross country teams took to the course at this year’s Tustin Public Schools Foundation Dino Dash, competing in their own exciting race.
Tustin Memorial Academy welcomed local veteran, US Naval Officer Harold Marshall, to campus in celebration of his 100th birthday.
Legacy Magnet Academy proudly hosted the 2025 OC Virtual Enterprise Trade Show, marking an exciting start to the 2025–2026 VE school year. The event brought together student-run companies from across Southern California for a day of innovation, entrepreneurship, and collaboration.
The 34th Annual Dinosaur Dash saw record crowds as our community joined the Tustin Public Schools Foundation in support of our schools
Hillview High School welcomed representatives from colleges, the military and industry professionals for their annual Career Fair. Students heard from multiple professionals, including alumni, as they shared their career paths and experiences. Following these presentations, students met one-on-one with admissions counselors and local professionals to hear about the many post-graduation options.
At their annual Hispanic Heritage and Report Card Night, our Tustin Tillers welcomed families and the community to campus for a fantastic evening filled with food, games, and music.
Students and staff were excited to join the Tustin Parks and Recreation Department at their 18th Annual Tustin Art Walk and Artisan Market this past weekend.
Fourth and fifth-grade students at Orchard Hills joined the Seva Collective to assemble fruit and vegetable pots for those in need.
This week, students in Beckman's Global Lens Club celebrated Diwali with their peers. Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is India's largest holiday of the year.
This month, middle and high school families joined us for College and Career Connections, an evening dedicated to providing resources and inspiration to support students and families as they prepare for the future.
Through this year’s National School Lunch Week theme, “Taste the World: Your School Lunch Passport,” TUSD students were invited to enjoy exciting, healthy meals from around the globe.
We have enjoyed seeing so many of our Tustin Unified students celebrated throughout our community by our partners.
At their regular meeting on October 13, the Board of Education celebrated students named Carnegie Young Leaders for Civic Preparedness.
At their regular meeting on September 29, the Board of Education welcomed Tustin Public Schools Foundation as they introduced new Executive Director Lisa Fujimoto.
Our Utt Falcons are enjoying new instruments thanks to a generous grant from the Philharmonic Society of Orange County.
The Tustin Public Schools Foundation welcomed our community to the Celebration of Schools.
At their September meeting, Soroptimist International of Santa Ana-Tustin honored several standout seniors as Young Women of Achievement.
In celebration of Constitution Day, students at schools like Loma Vista enjoyed learning more about the Constitution through activities and song.
Through their Young Men of the Month program, Tustin Kiwanis celebrated high school seniors for their academic success, remarkable character, and influence on campus and within our community.
Guin Foss students and families joined Library Media Technician Susie Alexander for a night of stories in the school library.
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