Students from Valadez, Melrose and Rio Vista “Read for the Record”
On Thursday, Oct. 27, eighth grade students from Valadez Middle School Academy hosted first graders from neighboring Melrose Elementary School and Rio Vista Elementary School…
PYLUSD hosts successful College and Career Fair for high school students
The counselors of PYLUSD hosted a special district-wide College and Career Fair at the Yorba Linda Community Center on Wednesday, Oct. 26. Parents and students…
Rio Vista fourth graders walk through California history
Rio Vista Elementary School’s fourth grade class celebrated another successful tour of the Walk Through California experience! Students actively participated in an interactive retelling of…
El Dorado water polo team faces Fullerton in “Game for the Cure,” raises money for Stripes of a Warrior
On Saturday, Oct. 22, the El Dorado High School boys water polo team had its annual “Game for the Cure” against Fullerton Union High School….
Parents attend special education advocacy meeting, receive valuable information
The Northeast Orange County SELPA (Special Education Local Plan Area) Community Advisory Committee (CAC) hosted an open meeting for parents of special education students on…
Former El Dorado teacher, coach Carl Sweet honored by CIF
Carl Sweet, a former El Dorado High School teacher and coach, received this year’s CIF-SS 2016 Distinguished Service Award at a banquet at the Grand…
Wagner students enjoy riding tricycles at recess, celebrate Red Ribbon Week
The Wagner Elementary School PTA generously donated new tricycles to the Preppy K and kindergarten classes. The PTA continued to help students by providing a…
Everyone enjoys the Bobcat Family Picnic at Yorba Linda Middle
On Friday, Oct. 21, Yorba Linda Middle School hosted the Bobcat Family Picnic, in which family members are invited to share lunch with their students….
Wagner students walk to school in the rain, wear crazy socks
Wagner Elementary School students and parents enjoyed using umbrellas for the first time this year. Teachers and students wore the craziest socks.
Esperanza humanities students study jack-o’-lanterns to better understand modern art
In an Esperanza High School humanities class taught by Mr. Steve Nordwick, students are taking part in a nontraditional jack-o’-lantern project, which is the first…