School News

This update on a few major school construction projects provides a snapshot of our progress and the exciting developments occurring at various school campuses.

NMUSD is inviting interested and qualified properties to apply to be a member of a committee to review and analyze the district's Banning Ranch property.

Save the Date for the NMUSD College & Career Fair: January 31, 2024.

Please join us to provide input about the future of our school and district facilities. A meeting will be hosted in each school zone. You may attend any of the meetings to provide input about any school or district facility.

Newport Harbor High School (NHHS) Sophomore Ryan Honary gave a presentation on engaging youth in AI/STEM-based environmental projects at the United Nations’ headquarters in New York.

Introducing the Student Board Members who will represent their respective high schools during 2023-24 meetings of the NMUSD Board of Education.

NMUSD gives notice that a Public Hearing will take place on October 3, 2023.

Invitation to the 2023 State of the Schools Breakfast

As the 2023-24 school year kicks off, we want to stress the importance of instilling positive attendance habits.

The data science curriculum at NMUSD is designed to motivate students to be actively engaged with math. During the eight-unit course, students develop an understanding of data analysis, sampling, correlation and causation, bias and uncertainty, modeling with data, making and evaluating data-based arguments, and the importance of data in society.

As part of NMUSD's commitment to prioritize safety, we would like to update you on a few safety initiatives.

NMUSD is looking for Instructional Assistants - Extended Day Program.

New videos from Coastline ROP

Welcome back video message from Superintendent Dr. Wesley Smith and Board President Ashley Anderson.

NMUSD has taken proactive steps to mitigate potential storm impacts. We want you to be confident in our preparation for possible inclement weather next week, as reports have mentioned potentially strong storms expected in Southern California.

Approximately 2,000 elementary and more than 1,100 secondary students participated in NMUSD's Summer Programs.

NMUSD is partnering with WeTip, a 24-hour anonymous reporting system (tip line), for secondary schools. Suspicious activity and safety concerns can be reported to WeTip anonymously and confidentially.