We're hiring! If you're passionate about supporting students and making a difference in public education, we invite you to explore our open positions. ✨

Join a dedicated team that values collaboration, growth, and service to the community.

https://www.edjoin.org/Home/Jobs?countyID=0&districtID=380
about 2 hours ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with a blue background featuring the text “We Are Hiring! Join Our Team!” and the El Segundo Unified School District (ESUSD) logo. The image shows a group of smiling elementary students wearing headphones and working on laptops at a classroom table.
Students from the El Segundo High School Hispanic Student Union proudly represented ESHS at the United Against Hate rally at City Hall! They also created a beautiful altar displayed at the front of campus in honor of Día de los Muertos. 🌼
about 23 hours ago, ESUSD News
Five people stand smiling behind a colorful Day of the Dead display table outdoors. The table is covered with a striped blanket and decorated with framed photos, candles, small skeleton figurines, and flowers. A small sign reads “Hispanic Student Union.”
An indoor Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar features tables draped with black and colorful fabric, papel picado banners, framed photos, candles, and traditional decorations. Two digital displays on either side explain the meaning of Día de Muertos in Spanish and English.
El Segundo High School recently hosted a successful Career Day, giving students the chance to explore a wide range of career paths! 💼

During the event, students met with surgeons to learn more about careers in the medical field. This was just one of many exciting opportunities for students to connect with professionals and discover their future possibilities. 🎉
1 day ago, ESUSD News
High school students stand around a lab table while two instructors at the front of the classroom lead a demonstration. The table is covered with blue cloths, medical tools, and equipment. A presentation slide with a schedule is projected onto the screen behind them.
The El Segundo High School PTSA recently hosted a powerful Women’s Safety Class led by Officers Brandon and David from the El Segundo Police Department!

The session equipped students with practical tools, awareness, and confidence, helping them feel empowered and prepared as they navigate the world with growing independence.

A special thanks to Sergeant Jeremy and Officer Brent for their support in setting up the event! We are grateful to the El Segundo PD for their time, expertise, and commitment to keeping our community safe. 💪👮‍♀️
2 days ago, ESUSD News
Collage of photos showing students participating in a women’s safety workshop in a school gym. Police officers from the El Segundo Police Department demonstrate self-defense techniques and safety strategies as students observe and practice moves in pairs. The text on the collage reads “ESHS PTSA ESPD Women’s Safety.”
It’s National School Psychology Week, and we’re proud to recognize the essential work of Beatriz Rodriguez and Alysson Sweet!

Thank you for the care, support, and guidance you provide every day to help students thrive. 💙
2 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic for National School Psychology Week featuring the El Segundo Unified School District logo at the top. The text reads “National School Psychology Week, November 3–6, 2025” in white and blue lettering on a blue gradient background with a stylized silhouette of a human profile on the right side.
Our next Board of Education meeting is Tuesday, October 28, starting at 6:00pm in the El Segundo City Hall Council Chamber (350 Main Street).

Find board agendas, minutes and other information here: https://go.boarddocs.com/ca/esusd/Board.nsf/Public
8 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with a blurred background of a board meeting. Large white text reads “Board Meeting” with a calendar icon showing the number 28. Below, smaller text reads “Tuesday, October 28, 2025, 6:00 PM | El Segundo City Hall Council Chamber.” The El Segundo Unified School District (ESUSD) logo appears at the bottom right.
On Wednesdays, we wear pink! Teachers at Center Street School are showing their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by wearing pink on Wednesdays in October. 💕
14 days ago, ESUSD News
A group of school staff members pose together outside in front of a brick building, all wearing different shades of pink. Some are standing while a few kneel in front, smiling together in the sunlight as part of a coordinated spirit or awareness day.
Superintendent Johnson and members of the Board of Education joined in the Homecoming Parade, sharing smiles and tossing candy to the crowd! 🎉
15 days ago, ESUSD News
A silver Mini Cooper convertible drives in a parade with three smiling adults sitting on the back seat wearing matching blue sports jerseys. The car is decorated with a large handmade sign listing names including “Meredith Beachly,” “Dr. Jason Johnson,” “Tracey Miller Zarnikow,” and “Miller Zarnewke.” Spectators and children in team jerseys watch from the sidewalk in the background.
Stay connected to what’s happening across our community! Follow @elsegundocity on Instagram for news, events, and updates from the City of El Segundo. 🌟
15 days ago, ESUSD News
A promotional graphic features the City of El Segundo seal at the top left. Bold text reads “Follow Us” with the Instagram handle @elsegundocity displayed below. To the right, an image of a dancer in a bright pink traditional dress with rainbow-colored ruffles is shown inside a smartphone frame. At the bottom, text reads “Be the first to know what's going on in El Segundo!”
Stand United Against Hate at the Community by Candlelight event this Wednesday, October 22, from 5:30 to 6:30pm at El Segundo City Hall Plaza. 🕯️

Celebrate the theme “We All Belong” with local speakers, El Segundo USD student performances, a community pledge, candle lighting, and free pizza. ✨

All community members are invited to come together in unity and inclusion for this inspiring evening!
16 days ago, ESUSD News
Illustrated poster with colorful houses and trees beneath a dark sky. Two hands hold a glowing candle in the center. Bold text reads: “Community by Candlelight – Celebrating We All Belong.” Details below say “October 22, 5:30–6:30 PM, City Hall Plaza, El Segundo.” Event highlights listed: free pizza, student performances, local speakers, community pledge, candle lighting. Logos for sponsor Bill Ruane and a badge reading “We Stand United Against Hate” are included.
Author Dan Gemeinhart visited Richmond Street School’s 2nd, 4th, and 5th grade students last week to share his inspiring journey as a writer.

He spoke about how ten years of persistence through failure led to 10 successful years as a New York Times bestselling author. What an incredible reminder that perseverance truly pays off! 📚
20 days ago, ESUSD News
A large group of elementary students sit on the floor of a school auditorium facing the stage, where a presenter stands with a microphone. A screen behind him displays the words “Hello! My name is Dan!” under the Richmond Street School sign.
Students seated on the floor enthusiastically raise their hands toward the stage as the presenter speaks. The screen behind him reads “BOOKS!” in large letters repeatedly, and the Richmond Street School sign is visible above the stage.
A wide view of the auditorium shows the presenter walking among seated students, many with their hands raised to participate.
The presenter stands on stage speaking into a microphone as students sit facing him. The screen behind him displays a pledge that begins with “Take this Oath: I do solemnly swear…” beneath the Richmond Street School sign.
You’re invited! Join us for The Confidence Code LIVE! on Monday, November 3 at 6:00pm at El Segundo Middle School.

This high-energy family game show night features guest presenter Jeff Veley and focuses on helping students and families build real-world confidence.

Sponsored by the El Segundo Council PTA and ESUSD, this FREE event includes food AND babysitting, so bring the whole family!

➡️ RSVP here: https://evite.me/Bs284TraAq
➡️ Learn more: https://elsegundoptacouncil.my.canva.site/confidencecode
22 days ago, ESUSD News
“The Confidence Code LIVE! – A Family Game Show Night.” At the top, text reads: “El Segundo Council PTA x ESUSD Present.” A QR code appears in the top right corner with a teal starburst that says, “Scan for details and to RSVP now.” The large central text reads: “The Confidence Code LIVE! One Night Only.” Below, a teal banner states: “A Family Game Show Night.” Event details: “November 3 | 6pm | ESMS Campus.” At the bottom right, a photo of host Jeff Veley is shown smiling and pointing upward with text beside him that says: “Host: Jeff Veley.” Logos for El Segundo Council PTA and El Segundo Unified School District are along the bottom left.
Our next Board of Education meeting is Tuesday, October 14, starting at 6:00pm in the El Segundo City Hall Council Chamber (350 Main Street).

Find board agendas, minutes and other information here: https://go.boarddocs.com/ca/esusd/Board.nsf/Public
22 days ago, ESUSD News
A promotional graphic for the El Segundo Unified School District board meeting. The background is a blurred photo of people seated at a board table with a blue curtain behind them. At the top center, there is a white calendar icon with the number 14 in blue. Large bold text reads: “Board Meeting.” Below, smaller text says: “Tuesday, October 14, 2025, 6:00 PM | El Segundo City Hall Council Chamber.” In the bottom right corner is the ESUSD logo with the text “El Segundo Unified School District.”
All El Segundo Middle School student bikes and e-bikes are now registered with official ESMS Vehicle Registration stickers! This helps us keep track of bikes on campus and promote safe riding practices. 🚲

A reminder to all our riders:

➡️ Always wear your helmet
➡️ One rider per bike
➡️ Follow traffic laws and ride responsibly
➡️ Lock up your bike in the provided racks

Let’s work together to keep our students safe on the road and on campus!
26 days ago, ESUSD News
Close-up of a black electric bike frame showing a red sticker labeled “ESMS Vehicle Registration 24-122.” The sticker features a cartoon bulldog mascot riding a red bicycle.
Row of electric bikes and helmets parked along a chain-link fence beside a school building.
Our ESMS Bulldogs are curious thinkers! 💡

From “Burning Questions” walls filled with wonder about science and the world, to creative hexagons that highlight each student’s identity, passions, and strengths, our classrooms are alive with curiosity, connection, and community.

We are proud to see our students learning, questioning, and celebrating who they are! 💙
27 days ago, ESUSD News
Poster with the words “Burning Questions” above an image of a beaker surrounded by flames. Around it, dozens of yellow sticky notes are posted on the wall
A large bulletin board covered with colorful hexagon-shaped drawings created by students.
The meeting summary for the September 30 Board of Education meeting is now available on our website! Check out key highlights using the link below. 👇

https://www.elsegundousd.net/page/meeting-summaries
27 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with bold white and blue text that reads, “Board Meeting Summary – September 30, 2025.” The El Segundo Unified School District (ESUSD) logo is shown at the bottom right.
Student creativity is on display in El Segundo Middle School’s language and literature classes! 📚

From “unjournaling” prompts that spark imagination to colorful student creations exploring figurative language, these Bulldogs are growing as confident communicators and creative thinkers.

It is inspiring to see their voices shine through writing and art!
28 days ago, ESUSD News
A classroom projector screen displays a writing prompt titled “Unjournaling 3 – Unexpected Message.” The text reads: “You’re enjoying making sand castles at the beach when the ocean waves wash up a message in a bottle. You pull out the message. What does it say?” A digital timer in the bottom right shows 2 minutes and 34 seconds.
A collection of colorful, hand-drawn student cards spread out in a clear bin. Each card features creative writing or illustrations, with phrases like “He runs as fast as the wind,” “Surf boards symbolize the oceans and waves,” and “I like my Dad because he is strong.” A black letter board next to the bin reads “Ms Maltais Kazamek.”
El Segundo Middle School has had a great start to the year! ✨

They kicked things off with a Back to School Night and a 6th grade parent meeting. Thank you to all the families who attended both events. Your partnership and support allow our schools to succeed.

We are also grateful for our Board of Education members, whose leadership and support help make these events and opportunities possible! 🙌
28 days ago, ESUSD News
Adults sit at tall tables in a classroom-style lab while a presenter at the front points to a projected slide.
Staff members sit on bleachers in a school gym listening to a speaker near the court.
Three women smile for a selfie indoors, wearing school lanyards with an El Segundo Unified School District badge visible.
Four women stand outside on campus smiling for a group selfie
A teacher presents at the front of a classroom while parents sit at tables listening
Homecoming is almost here! 🌟

We are proud to announce that Mrs. Gianna Summers has been named the Grand Marshal of the ESHS Homecoming Parade, happening Friday, October 10. This well-deserved honor recognizes her incredible work as a teacher and mentor.

Staff, students, and families joined together to celebrate Mrs. Summers’s surprise coronation as Grand Marshal, filling the day with true Eagle Spirit! 🦅
29 days ago, ESUSD News
A student dressed in a cow costume holds balloons and a gift basket labeled “Ms. Summers,” standing with two adults smiling for a photo
A large group of students gather on steps outside, holding balloons and signs in support of Ms. Summers
A marching band and cheerleaders perform in an outdoor courtyard, facing the crowd gathered on the steps.
Students walk holding a large pink sign reading “Our hearts sing because of you Mrs. Summers,” while others record with phones and smile.
Cheerleaders in white uniforms with gold pom-poms perform in formation
It was a joy to welcome alumni back to El Segundo High School last week! They shared with current parents and students about the paths they are on now, and how their ESUSD education prepared them for success after graduation. 🎓

Hearing their stories was an inspiring reminder of the strong foundation built here in our schools! 🌟
about 1 month ago, ESUSD News
Speaker Josh Palmer stands on stage with a microphone, gesturing while addressing the audience. Behind him, a large screen displays the presentation title: 'Perspective From Outside the Nest: A Former Eagle’s Thoughts,' along with the El Segundo Unified School District logo.