Gabrielino Speech & Debate Champions of League Spring Speech Tournament For 21st Straight Year
MIE Staff, Roosevelt Administration, and SGUSD Leadership hold the Golden Bell Award
Gabrielino High School honored 400 graduates during the school’s commencement ceremony on June 4.
Del Mar High School students celebrate their successful pursuit of a diploma during the continuation school’s graduation ceremony on June 6.
Gabrielino High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) program will advance 15 members to the FBLA National Leadership Conference in late June.
Roosevelt Elementary’s Mariachi band elective students perform at the fourth annual MIE Unity Fest on April 27.
Gabrielino High School seniors Jaycob Wahinehookae, Andrew Do and Kenny Le have been named Academic All-Americans by the National Speech and Debate Association.
Jefferson Middle School’s Concert Choir performed at all five SGUSD elementary schools on March 25, providing students with a preview of the music education opportunities available in middle school.
Gabrielino High’s Pep Band performs for SGUSD staff during a professional development day. San Gabriel Unified’s music programs were awarded the Best Communities for Music Education designation by the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation.
All seven of Del Mar High School’s History Day L.A. contestants will advance to the state competition, to be held May 10-12, for their projects on redlining.
Gabrielino High School seniors Carlos Pondevida and Kevin Quach – who both have aspirations to work in the medical field – have been named 2019 National Merit Scholarship finalists.
San Gabriel Unified School District’s transitional kindergarten and kindergarten programs jumpstart learning with developmentally appropriate curriculum.
Students spend their lunch relaxing with stress-relief coloring activities in the gym during Gabrielino High School’s third Mental Health Day of the year on Feb. 13.
Washington Elementary students learn safety tips for arriving and leaving school during the PBIS kickoff event on Feb. 5.
Fourth-grader Shannon Yan was awarded first place, fifth-grader Miley Trinh was awarded second place and fifth-grader Warren Lukman was awarded third place in the Coolidge Elementary Spelling Bee on Feb. 1.
Jefferson Middle School orchestra students Sasha Sengelmann and David Wang were selected to the exclusive Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association’s Middle School Orchestra.
Wilson Elementary students place painted handprints on the playground on Jan. 19 during the school’s first Beautification Day.
Wilson Elementary students plant succulents in the school’s garden areas during a Beautification Day on Jan. 19.
Jefferson Middle School eighth-grader Wang was named to the California Choral Directors Association (CCDA) Junior High/Ninth Grade All-State Honor Choir for the second year in a row. Wang will perform with the choir on March 16 at St. Joseph’s Cathedral in San Jose.
Jefferson Middle School music teacher and choir director Rachel Chew conducts students singing “Under Winter Moon” for patients, doctors and staff at City of Hope’s Helford Hospital on Dec. 21.
Supported by an award-winning music immersion program, Roosevelt Elementary students improved their performance on California’s English language arts and mathematics standardized tests for the third year in a row.
Gabrielino High School students, alongside Gabrielino Principal Sharron Heinrich, colored intricate mandalas as soothing music filled the quad during the school’s second Mental Health Awareness Day of the year on Nov. 15. Students engaged in mindfulness activities and learned techniques for anxiety and stress management.
Jefferson ASB eighth-graders Nathan Kan and Amy Yang prepped Jefferson Middle School’s quad for College Day by setting up maypoles with hoops on top for a football throwing contest; winners received candy to enjoy with their hot dog lunch.
Ashley Tarin talked to Jefferson Middle School students about the benefits of community college, specifically Citrus College, where according to Tarin tuition for California residents is free.
Gabrielino High art teacher Emmett Suess and students show off ornaments they created to adorn California’s Christmas tree in the 2018 National Christmas tree experience on the Ellipse in President’s Park in Washington, D.C.
Ornaments painted by Gabrielino High art students will represent California in the 2018 National Christmas tree experience on the Ellipse in President’s Park in Washington, D.C.
Gabrielino High senior Thomas Chung and Del Mar High senior Armando Talamantes will serve as San Gabriel Unified’s 2018-19 Governing Board student representatives.
Roosevelt Elementary students await the results of the costume contest during the school’s Trunk-or-Treat Halloween celebration on Oct. 20.
Washington Elementary students show off matching face paintings at the school’s annual Fall Festival on Oct. 20.
Coolidge Elementary students try out the school’s new friendship bench, which provides students a quiet place to get to know one another and build friendships. The bench was unveiled Oct. 3 as part of the school’s inaugural Friendship Week.
Gabrielino High’s Associated Student Body officers pose under a poster promoting social connection during the school’s Mental Health Awareness Day, held Sept. 26.
Roosevelt Elementary students collect new school supplies donated by Copper Moose Fitness on Aug. 24.
Wilson Elementary students listen as Principal Ivonne Contreras welcomes them for the 2018-19 year on Aug. 20.
Gabrielino High’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) program advanced six students to the National Leadership Conference in early July.
Gabrielino High School’s efforts to promote college readiness and boost student achievement have earned a silver medal ranking on U.S. News and World Report’s 2018 Best High School list.
Gabrielino High seniors wait to receive their diplomas during the school’s commencement ceremony on June 6
Del Mar High School students celebrate their successful pursuit of a diploma during the continuation school’s graduation ceremony on June 7.
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Please go to www.sgusd.k12.ca.us/coronavirusupdates/ for the latest information related school closures.
Schools remain closed 03/16/2020 - 05/05/2020. Spring Break remains 03/30/2020 - 04/03/2020. We are anticipating the possibility of extended school closures.
The San Gabriel Unified School District finalized its guidelines for grading and credit during Spring 2020 Distance Learning.
Free breakfast and lunch meals for all children
San Gabriel Unified School District will be offering a Grab n’ Go meals to all children ages 18 year and younger within the community. Enrollment status at a school district is NOT required. Children MUST be present to receive meals.
Free breakfast and lunch meals for all children
San Gabriel Unified School District will be offering a Grab n’ Go meals to all children ages 18 year and younger within the community. Enrollment status at a school district is NOT required. Children MUST be present to receive meals.
Please see letter from Superintendent, Jim Symonds.