Clovis Unified School District

Clovis Unified School District SMPost Policy: https://www.cusd.com/Disclaimer
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Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, the Fresno/Clovis area lies at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the geographical and economic heart of the agriculture-rich San Joaquin Valley. The Clovis Unified School District is a K-12 public school system that serves the cities of Clovis and Fresno, some unincorporated areas of Fresno County, and the rural community of Friant. The district covers approximately 198-square miles, and has a student population of more than 41,000. Social Media Policy:

District social media platforms exist to promote community involvement, to support student learning and staff professional development, and to enhance communication with students, families, staff and community. Users are expected to conduct themselves in a respectful, courteous, and professional manner. Board Policy No. 1114 sets content guidelines and addresses privacy rights on District social media platforms. The complete policy is available online athttps://files.smartsites.parentsquare.com/6454/1114_board_policy.pdf, and in part reads:

“Official District social media platforms may not contain content that is obscene, libelous, or so incites students as to create a clear and present danger of the commission of unlawful acts on school premises, violation of school rules, or substantial disruption of the school’s orderly operation. Staff or students who post prohibited content shall be subject to discipline in accordance with District policies and administrative regulations.”

By submitting photos, video and captions, you are granting CUSD permission to publish them in any manner the district deems appropriate. Your submission means you have obtained consent of all people in your photos or video and have the right to post and use such submission. The district’s social media sites are not intended as a limited public forum or otherwise guarantee an individual’s right to free speech and comments in violation of the district’s policies can be removed. If you find any posts objectionable or offensive, please contact the administrator at
[email protected].

🐻 SHINING OFFICEMountain View Elementary Principal Tom Wright arrived to a surprise in his office one morning: a group o...
09/16/2026

🐻 SHINING OFFICE
Mountain View Elementary Principal Tom Wright arrived to a surprise in his office one morning: a group of teachers and office staff had snuck into his office the day before while he was out at a meeting and wrapped most of his office in tin foil! From his chair and computer monitor to his conference table and trash can, he had a lot of tin foil to unwrap when he got to his office the next morning!

"Mr. Wright is such a good sport when we prank him!" said third grade teacher Emily Seabury.

☀️ MORNING GATHERINGThe Panthers at Dry Creek Elementary worked together to put on their annual Grandparent's Day event!...
09/15/2026

☀️ MORNING GATHERING
The Panthers at Dry Creek Elementary worked together to put on their annual Grandparent's Day event! Around 1,200 people attended the breakfast event. Cheerleaders served food and drinks throughout the morning, while student volunteers called the "Panther Service Squad" helped with the clean up after the event. It was a wonderful display of generosity and gratitude on campus!

🔍 RAINING PING-PONG BALLSAt Young Elementary, fourth grade students took their science lesson to new heights, when they ...
09/15/2026

🔍 RAINING PING-PONG BALLS
At Young Elementary, fourth grade students took their science lesson to new heights, when they built their own mini-catapults to launch ping-pong balls! Students teamed up to make their own catapults out of plastic spoons, popsicle sticks and rubber bands. They had to use their lessons in energy to determine the best way to construct their catapult, then lined up to test how far they could launch a ping pong ball. It was a great way to make a science lesson exciting and hands-on!

🎓 COLLEGE IN VIEWStudents at Miramonte Elementary showed off their college dreams during a recent AVID dress-up day. Mir...
09/14/2026

🎓 COLLEGE IN VIEW
Students at Miramonte Elementary showed off their college dreams during a recent AVID dress-up day. Miramonte is an AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) designated school, committed to preparing students for college, career and lifelong success.

"At the elementary level, our focus is on building the foundational skills that will help them be successful along the way, including organization, goal-setting, collaboration, perseverance and effective study habits," said Principal Michelle Dodson. "We want our students to understand that their future is full of possibilities and that the skills they are developing today will help them reach those goals!"

🗺️ TRAVELING THE CAMPUSThe Trailblazers at Freedom Elementary recently held "Passport Day!" Students received a passport...
09/13/2026

🗺️ TRAVELING THE CAMPUS
The Trailblazers at Freedom Elementary recently held "Passport Day!" Students received a passport and traveled with their class around campus to various important locations, like the library, cafeteria, main office or playground. It was a great chance for new students to tour the campus and learn important rules, and helped refresh the memories of the returning students on expectations of them while in school.

⭐ NEVER FORGETOn the 25th anniversary of the events on Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on our country, and for the 250...
09/12/2026

⭐ NEVER FORGET
On the 25th anniversary of the events on Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on our country, and for the 250th anniversary of our nation, Clovis Unified schools brought their staff and students together for patriotic ceremonies. Many sites had choir performances, moments of silence and acknowledgements of first responders, military members and veterans in the community. Others set up flag displays, some with 250 flags for our nation's anniversary, and others with 2,977 flags to honor the lives lost on 9/11. It was a day of remembrance, honor and comradery.

🎷 ALL THAT JAZZGet ready for an evening of musical splendor on Sept. 19 when the first-ever Clovis Unified Jazz Night co...
09/11/2026

🎷 ALL THAT JAZZ
Get ready for an evening of musical splendor on Sept. 19 when the first-ever Clovis Unified Jazz Night concert is held, featuring student musicans from the district's high schools! Jazz bands from Buchanan, Clovis, Clovis East, Clovis North and Clovis West high schools will take turns performing for each other before five musicians from each band play together in an All-Star band. Guest artist Willie Murillo, a singer and trumpeter from Los Angeles, will be joining each band and the All-Star band on stage for certain pieces!

"All of these bands regularly perform at the same festivals, but many times are unable to hear each other play because of scheduling," said Tommy Fredrickson, Director of Jazz at Buchanan High and the lead organizer of the event.

Clovis Unified Jazz Night begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Paul Shaghoian Concert Hall (on the Clovis North campus). For tickets: tinyurl.com/JazzNight2026

"The level of musicianship from these young students is truly amazing. I think those who attend the concert will leave with a deepened sense of pride in our community," said Fredrickson.

💚 LESSONS IN OPEN-MINDEDNESSHaving an open mind helps you see the world from another's perspective and build stronger re...
09/11/2026

💚 LESSONS IN OPEN-MINDEDNESS
Having an open mind helps you see the world from another's perspective and build stronger relationships! At Buchanan High, students held classroom discussions about what having an open mind looks like. They visualized open-mindedness through artwork and writing, putting the concept into more tangible examples.

Character strengths like Open-Mindedness are part of the Positivity Project, a social-emotional learning program that all Clovis Unified elementary schools and many secondary schools are utilizing. To learn more, visit cusd.com/positivity-project

ℹ️ SPECIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP: VISUAL SUPPORTSThe Clovis Unified Family Resource Center is offering a free, in-person wo...
09/10/2026

ℹ️ SPECIAL EDUCATION WORKSHOP: VISUAL SUPPORTS
The Clovis Unified Family Resource Center is offering a free, in-person workshop for families with special education students focusing on Visual Supports. On Oct. 8 from 6:30-8:30 p.m., at the Special Education office (305 Fowler Ave., Clovis), learn how visual tools can help students with autism and other disabilities build independence, enhance communication and reduce anxiety. Register at www.tinyurl.com/FRC10-8-26

To request translation, please contact the Family Resource Center at least 1 week prior at (559) 327-0350. Learn more: cusd.com/specialeducation.

💬 PARENT NIGHT: CYBERBULLYING AND SOCIAL MEDIAParents, join us for a presentation on youth mental health, cyberbullying,...
09/10/2026

💬 PARENT NIGHT: CYBERBULLYING AND SOCIAL MEDIA
Parents, join us for a presentation on youth mental health, cyberbullying, social media use and more tips on digital safety at the upcoming CUSD Parent Night on Sept. 24 at Dry Creek Elementary. Dinner and childcare is available starting at 5:30 p.m., and the presentation runs from 6-7 p.m. Translation services are available for those who need it.

For more information or to register, please visit cusd.com/parent-academy.

Parent Nights are education evenings for parents to learn about timely topics related to their students, put on by the Clovis Unified Supplemental Services department.

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