Porterville Military Academy: Ashley Santizo
Pioneer Middle School student will become the first battalion commander for the Porterville Military Academy when it opens in August.
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News and Announcements
Your Character Matters: A Prom for Everyone
The 'Stars in the Hills Prom' annual event is organized and hosted by South Valley high school community service clubs; like the Pivot Club at Monache High School and the Rotary Interact Club at Granite Hills High School.
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PUSD Social Media Channels
Keep up with the latest news for the Porterville Unified School District and the PUSD Pathways program.
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Aeries Now Available Through Apple/Android Smartphone Platforms
Parents can now access student data through a smartphone.
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YES Program Expanded to Grades K-6 for 2018-19 School Year
Free program is available at all 10 PUSD elementary schools with supervision until 6 p.m.
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PUSD Superintendent Dr. Ken Gibbs Announces Retirement
Dr. Nate Nelson named new superintendent, effective July 1.
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Two Granite Hills High School Students Named 2018 Dell Scholars
Jasmine Mejia and Celeste Puente Bedolla will receive $20,000 in financial support for college, as well as a laptop, and textbook credits.
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Part-Day Preschool Enrollment Begins on April 16; Full-Day Enrollment on June 4
Part-day enrollment for Plano Preschool begins with June 4 enrollment start for full-day program at Olive Preschool.
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Strathmore High School Football Team Honored at State Capitol
Spartans travel to Sacramento to be introduced by California Assemblyman Devon Mathis.
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Six PUSD Schools Earn PLTW Distinguished Status
Project Lead The Way recognition program is designed to honor districts and schools committed to increasing student access, engagement, and achievement in their STEAM education.
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PUSD Kindergarten Registration Begins February 14
Registration packets can be picked up at the PUSD District Office - 600 W. Grand Ave.
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PUSD Set To Receive $2.4 Million Towards Porterville Military Academy
The new school, set to open in August, will receive the funds at part of the California 2018-19 state budget and be used for hiring staff, as well as uniforms, supplies and materials for students.
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Strathmore High Football Wins 2017 CIF State 6-AA Title
Spartans complete perfect 16-0 season with 31-29 victory at Orange High.
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PUSD Tentatively Scheduled to Begin Construction of Porterville Military Academy in January
Construction is expected to take eight months with completion prior to the start of the 2018-19 school year.
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Harmony Magnet Academy Named 2017 National Blue Ribbon School
HMA is one of 342 schools nationally recognized by U.S. Department of Education
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Future Ready Lab Inspired By Qualcomm® Thinkabit Lab™ Opens at Citrus South Tule
The Future Ready Lab will begin by offering 2 full-days of classes each week that are based on the Thinkabit Lab experience.
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Olive Street Elementary Receives Spirit of Education Award
The United Way of Tulare County presented the award to Olive Street in Friday morning ceremony.
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Five PUSD Elementary Schools Earn PBIS Distinction
John J. Doyle and Roche Avenue earn Silver status by the California PBIS Coalition.
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Harmony's AOE (Academy of Engineering) Earns National Award
School's engineering program honored as one of 11 in the nation with Excellence in Action award, recognizing best CTE (Career Technical Education) programs in the nation.
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CDE Releases 2015-16 Graduation Rates for PUSD
Porterville Unified graduated 86.7% of its students, according to data released by the California Department of Education.
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