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Apply for the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee

Beaumont Unified School District is seeking to fill upcoming vacancies for the Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC).

Vacancies to fill include: Bona Fide Taxpayer Association Member and the Senior Citizens’ Organization Member.

To qualify, a person must be at least 18 years of age and not a Beaumont USD employee, official vendor, contractor, or consultant. If you are interested in serving on the Measure Z Bond Oversight Committee, and contributing to the continued transformation of BUSD schools, we invite you to apply today.

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Organic Farmers Market Opens to Elementary Kids

Elementary children enrolled in the Scholars On Vacation program learned about different fruits and vegetables at a popup farmers market made only for them.

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Beaumont USD Receives Nearly $350,000 Grant for Emergency Radio System

Beaumont USD obtains $348,464 grant, allowing for a new emergency radio operations system to be installed. The new technology serves as a critical emergency communication system, which connects the entire school District.

Beaumont USD Achieves Top Growth in All of Riverside County

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Glen View High Expansion Opens On First Day of School

The alternative education school, Glen View High's $8 million expansion project officially opened on August 7, 2025 to students.

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Beaumont Superintendent Recognized by ACSA, Region 19

Superintendent of Beaumont Unified School District Mays Kakish was recognized as an Administrator of the Year by the Association of California School Administrators, Region 19.

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Media Release | Beaumont USD Receives California Recognition for Attendance Efforts

The Beaumont Unified School District received statewide recognition for reducing chronic absenteeism and increasing student attendance at a time when California has seen absences reach a staggering 25% in 2022-23 compared to only 12.1% levels in 2018-19.

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Beaumont Filmmakers Walk the Red Carpet

A total of 59 student and employee filmmakers from the Beaumont Unified School District competed for first place at the 2025 Film Festival Awards Night.

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Two Beaumont Elementary Schools Recognized by California Government Based on Remarkable Data

Palm Innovation Academy and Starlight Elementary School were recognized as two of the 2025 California Distinguished Schools by the California Department of Education.

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Elementary Students See Their Dream Jobs Up Close

Three Rings Ranch Elementary School held a College and Career Fair day by inviting nearly 80 local employers to speak with students about the many different careers they can pursue.

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Former NFL Player Encourages Students to Have Confidence

The Beaumont High School welcomed a former NFL football player to speak to vulnerable youth and athletes.

Riverside County Recognizes Beaumont USD Efforts Toward Students Wellbeing

The School Engagement and Wellness Unit at the Riverside County Office of Education recognized 11 Beaumont Unified School District sites at the school board meeting on January 21, 2025.

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District Science and Engineering Fair Reveals Shocking Discoveries

A fifth grade student took first place at the annual Science and Engineering Fair for his idea to use underwear to find the presence of bioindicators in soil. They will proceed to the Riverside county level competition.

Original “Freedom Writer” Offers Inspiration to Multilingual Students

Over 90 students who were reclassified as being fluent in English. Their native languages include Russian, Farsi, Tagalog, Hindi, Spanish, and more.

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The “Beaumont Bean” is Brewing Up a Generation of Independent Adults

The Beaumont Bean recently celebrated their grand opening. The coffee shop is located at the Adult Transition School and is ran by students with physical and/or learning disabilities. The Beaumont Bean aims to provide professional and social experience to the participants.

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