News & Announcements

There is a new AUSD student podcast that is produced and hosted by Arcadia High School students. Listen in iTunes or Podbean.
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We explain why Facebook’s new algorithm is holding back information from your newsfeed, and explain what you can do to ensure you are seeing our posts in your Facebook newsfeed. Watch short video now.
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More than 1,000 educators from all over California are expected at the 4th Annual Arcadia Innovation Summit on June 22. AltSchool founder and CEO Max Ventilla will kick off the full day of professional development and collaboration as the keynote speaker.
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Arcadia Unified School District’s collective of students, teachers, parents, staff, and Board of Education recently made its annual journey to Sacramento to advocate for fair and adequate funding for Arcadia Unified schools.
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We invite you to help make Arcadia Unified & all of our schools the best they can possibly be. Click the link to take survey.
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As seen on ABC7. Some excited seventh-graders in Arcadia are among the first public school students to try a pilot program called AltSchool. The new type of learning experience is a teacher-built and student-driven learning platform.
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For the second consecutive year, the Arcadia Unified School District has earned a spot on the College Board’s prestigious AP® District Honor Roll.
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Arcadia Unified Niche Distinctions: #1 Best Place to Teach in the Los Angeles Area; #4 Best Place to Teach in California; #5 Best School District in Los Angeles County; #6 District with the Best Teachers in California; #15 Best School District in California
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Arcadia Unified School District’s three middle schools, First Avenue, Foothills, and Dana, rank in the top 12 best public middle schools in the Los Angeles area, as reported by Niche.com
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Twenty Arcadia High School students were recently distinguished as National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists. These skilled seniors join a group that represents less than one percent of high school seniors across the country.
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