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The Beaumont Unified School District is excited to offer a variety of summer learning opportunities for students in grades kindergarten through 12!

We're Excited to Celebrate California Day of Teachers on May 11 and Our Classified Employees on May 16-20. Thank You for Everything You Do to Serve Our Students!

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The Beaumont Unified School District celebrated the completion of the first phase of the Beaumont High School expansion project that has been four years in the making! Check out the new building and take a look at what the second phase will include and when the project is expected to be fully completed.

DID YOU KNOW? Our Be Ready Beaumont initiative creates opportunities for students to prepare for Real Life. Real World. Real Careers. At Beaumont High School, a variety of Career Technical Education (CTE) courses are offered, giving students a headstart in exploring possible career choices for their future.

February marked Career Technical Education (CTE) Month which raises awareness of the role that CTE has in preparing students for college and career success. The CTE Department at Beaumont High School held its 2022 CTE Showcase for students and community members to get a glimpse of how CTE classes are changing the way students learn.

Bronwyn Avina from Beaumont High School and Kaitlynn Pellegrini from 21st Century Learning Institute were selected as February Students of the Month. These young ladies are amazing and are destined for a future of success!

For the first time in 15 years, Beaumont breaks into the top 3, which is no easy feat, and in doing so qualifies to participate in the state competition for their first time ever, starting March 1.

Congratulations to Dustin Drake from Beaumont High School and Patrick Nyman from Glen View High School on being named Students of the Month for January!

The Beaumont Unified School District uses the STOPit app to deter and mitigate bullying and cyber abuse. STOPit empowers students to safely and anonymously report anything of concern to school officials from cyberbullying to threats of violence or self-harm. Find Out More.