At our Summer Enrichment Program at Palm Vista, our Nutritional Services team brought something extra special to the table — a dragon fruit taste test!
Our students explored this vibrant, tropical fruit and learned about its health benefits while enjoying its sweet, refreshing flavor. Big thanks to our team for keeping nutrition exciting and engaging.
Twentynine Palms High School hosted their annual Scholarship and Awards Night. Congratulations to all of the Wildcats that were recognized!
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YVHS hosted their 58th annual Renaissance Awards and Senior Scholarship Night! Congratulations to all of the students that recieved scholarships and recognitions.
Event Photo Gallery: https://jeneestrada.smugmug.com/YVHS-Scholarship-Night
Big day for Palm Vista 5th & 6th graders! PVES students visited Twentynine Palms Junior High School to get a feel for their future campus. We’re so excited to welcome them to the Falcon family!
As part of Month of the Military Child, students at Twentynine Palms Elementary School had the chance to explore military vehicles and meet the heroes who serve right here in our community.
A huge thank you to our local Marines for providing this unique experience for our students — and for the continued service and sacrifice of all our military families.
Thank you to the Marines and DOD employees aboard the MAGTF Training Command/Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at 29 Palms who hosted MUSD career technical education students for an incredible job shadowing event! From nursing and mechanics to culinary arts and more, our students gained valuable hands-on experience and insight into real-world careers.
We appreciate your time, mentorship and dedication to education. This experience made a lasting impact, and we are grateful for the opportunity to learn from the b
MUSD students are having a blast this week at our Spring Leadership Camps with ANEW Project!
Yucca Valley High School hosted a Career Exploration Day ! We extend our deepest gratitude to all the incredible organizations that made it a success. From the armed forces and law enforcement agencies to local nonprofits, healthcare agencies, colleges & universities, career tech programs and more, your presence provided invaluable insight and inspiration for our students. Thank you for investing in the future and empowering the next generation.
Oasis Elementary School 5th grade students have been hard at work on their Wax Museum projects, showcasing influential Black figures throughout history. This week, they presented to lower-grade students, parents and even city council members!
MUSD students in the emergency medical responder CTE program participated in a collaborative multi-agency drill in JTNP, acting out a scenario involving a potential school bus accident. A huge shoutout to all the agencies and volunteers who put on this event and thank you for inviting our students to participate!
This week the MUSD is participating in the Great Kindness Challenge with a special Kindness week. Counselors at sites across the District are leading spirit weeks, kindness challenges and more. Check in with you site to see how you can participate!
Happy New Year MUSD. We hope you're having a great start to 2025! As a reminder, Monday is a staff development day and classes will be back in session on Tuesday, Jan. 7.
The Owls were getting into the fall spirit at the annual Scarecrow Day Parade!
It was bursting with fun over at Yucca Valley Elementary School. Check out some of these moments from the Color Run!
Check out these awesome highlights from last weeks SBAC Carnivals! We love celebrating student achievment. A big shout out to ANEW Project for putting on this event. More photos can be found at https://www.anewproject.tv/musd
Students and staff across the District celebrated Unity Day today. We love seeing our community come together to encourage kindness, acceptance and inclusion.
A burst of fun at the Onaga Elementary School Color Run!
October is the Attendance Awareness Month for MUSD. Students who attend school regularly are more likely to succeed, both academically and socially. Every day in school counts toward a bright future!
Have you seen the Signs of Courage? These signs were created last year by 6th grade students in the MUSD and are on display for the next month at Freedom Plaza. We're so proud of our amazing student artists and the longstanding partnership we've had with Groundwork Arts.
Groundwork Arts teaching artists visit our classrooms. In this project they taught students how to transform their thoughts and ideas into powerful visual statements. They explored messaging, graphic imagery, typeface, color and shape, creating 509 unique, hand-painted signs. Thirty-eight of these signs were chosen by peers, teachers and Groundwork Arts staff to be printed as large-scale art signs.
The Condors kicked off their safety week this morning with a special BMX assembly! Thank you for visiting our students Go Big Bmx Air Show.
