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
5 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.
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!
9 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! 💙
10 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.
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!
11 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! 🙌
11 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

October is National Principals Month! 💫

We’re grateful for the leadership, dedication, and support our principals provide every day.

Join us in celebrating our principals: 

➡️ Rose Ahrens, Center Street School 

➡️ Sarah Davlantis, El Segundo Middle School

➡️ Steven Gebhart, El Segundo High School

➡️ Carie Oulashian, Richmond Street School 

➡️ Jack Plotkin, Arena Virtual High School

➡️ Hannah Ford, Eagles’ Nest Preschool

Comment below to give a shoutout to your principal and help us recognize their impact! 🙌

16 days ago, ESUSD News
Blue graphic with white text that reads: “October is National Principals Month. Thank you, Principals!” Below are photos and names of principals: Jack Plotkin, Arena Virtual High School; Steven Gebhart, El Segundo High School; Sarah Davlantis, El Segundo Middle School; Rose Ahrens, Center Street School; Carie Oulashian, Richmond Street School; and Hannah Ford, Eagles’ Nest Preschool. At the bottom is the ESUSD logo for El Segundo Unified School District and a blue megaphone icon with text that says “Give your principal a shout-out!”
Reminder: There will be no school for students on Thursday, October 2. 🗓️
18 days ago, ESUSD News
El Segundo Unified School District graphic with blurred background of a school library. Large bold text reads: “NO SCHOOL.” Below, a blue banner states: “Tuesday, October 2, 2025.” At the bottom is the ESUSD logo.
Keeping our schools safe is a shared responsibility. #SeeSayDay reminds us that when students, families, and community members speak up about potential safety issues, we help ensure a safe and secure learning environment.

If you see or hear something that raises concerns, please contact a staff member or trusted adult immediately. Communication is key to safety!
24 days ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with a blue dotted gradient background. Large bold text in the center reads: 'Say Something.' Above, in script font, it says: 'If you see something…' Below in smaller text: '#SeeSayDay | September 25, 2025.' Bottom left corner shows a white icon of one stick figure pointing while another looks on. Bottom center displays the ESUSD logo with the words 'El Segundo Unified School District.'
REMINDER: There will be no school on Tuesday, September 23. All schools and offices will be closed. See you again on Wednesday! 🗓️
27 days ago, ESUSD News
Large bold white text at the top reads: 'No School.' Below, inside a blue rectangle, white text says: 'Tuesday, September 23, 2025.' At the bottom is the ESUSD logo with the words 'El Segundo Unified School District.'"
Back to School Nights are happening this week and beyond!

⭐ September 11: El Segundo Middle School
⭐ September 18: Richmond Street School
⭐ September 18: Center Street School
⭐ September 25: El Segundo High School

We look forward to seeing our students and families at these events!
about 1 month ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with a background of colorful school lockers and the heading “Back to School Nights” in white script text. Four calendar-style boxes list event dates and schools: September 11 – ESMS; September 18 – Richmond Street; September 18 – Center Street; September 25 – ESHS. At the bottom is the El Segundo Unified School District logo.
This summer, the Board of Education officially adopted our district goals for 2025 to 2028! 💫

These goals focus on three key areas:

1) Pathways to Excellence
2) Community of Wellbeing
3) Legacy of Innovation & Sustainability

Learn more and see how these goals are driving our success in ESUSD: https://www.elsegundousd.net/page/district-goals
about 1 month ago, ESUSD News
El Segundo Unified School District 2025–2028 District Goals graphic on a blue background. Three icons represent the goals: a staircase with a star labeled 'Pathways to Excellence,' hands holding people with a heart labeled 'Community of Wellbeing,' and a lightbulb with a leaf inside and circular arrows labeled 'Legacy of Innovation & Sustainability.' Text at the bottom reads: Learn more at ElSegundoUSD.net.
Mark your calendars for your child’s school’s Back to School Night! 🗓️✍️

⭐September 11: El Segundo Middle School
⭐September 18: Richmond Street School
⭐September 18: Center Street School
⭐September 25: El Segundo High School

Find more details: https://www.elsegundousd.net/events?start_date=2025-09-01&end_date=2025-09-30
about 2 months ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with colorful chalk background promoting El Segundo Unified School District Back to School Nights. Four calendar icons show dates and schools: September 11 – ESMS, September 18 – Richmond Street, September 18 – Center Street, September 25 – ESHS. ESUSD logo appears at the bottom.
Reminder: There will be no school on Monday, September 1, in observance of the Labor Day holiday. We’ll see you again on Tuesday! 🗓️
about 2 months ago, ESUSD News
No School - Monday, September 1, 2025
Earlier this year, the South Bay Readers’ Choice Awards named ESUSD the South Bay’s Favorite School District! 🎉🏆

The district’s focus on college and career readiness played a key role in earning the community’s support for this award. With an 83% A-G completion rate, ESUSD is one of the best districts in the state when it comes to college readiness.

Read more: https://www.elsegundousd.net/article/2358410
about 2 months ago, ESUSD News
Graphic congratulating El Segundo Unified School District (ESUSD) for being named the South Bay’s Favorite School District by the South Bay Readers’ Choice Awards. The design features bold text on a blue background, a large golden trophy in the center, and a photo of four smiling students working together on tablets. ESUSD’s logo and the words 'El Segundo Unified School District' appear at the bottom.
We're just ONE WEEK away from the first day of school! 🤩

We’re so excited and ready to welcome students back on Monday, August 25, for another exciting year of learning. See you soon, everyone!
2 months ago, ESUSD News
Graphic with blue gradient background announcing ‘First Day of School – 1 Week Away.’ A calendar icon shows the number 1, and text below reads ‘See you on August 25!’ with the El Segundo Unified School District logo at the bottom.
El Segundo Middle School math teacher Garrett Troche recently brought his quick thinking and positive energy to the national stage as a contestant on the trivia game show Press Your Luck! 🎉

Mr. Troche described the experience as a roller coaster and a dream come true. We are so proud of him and the enthusiasm he brings both in and out of the classroom.

Way to go, Mr. Troche!
3 months ago, ESUSD News
Mr. Torche on Press Your Luck
Mr. Torche on Press Your Luck
Mr. Torche on Press Your Luck
We’re less than a month away from the first day of school on Monday, August 25! 🎉

Now’s a great time to familiarize yourself with the 2025-26 calendar: https://www.elsegundousd.net/page/calendars
3 months ago, ESUSD News
2025-26 School Calendar Now Available!
Can you believe it? Today is the LAST DAY of the 2024-25 school year! 🎊 Congratulations to our students and staff for finishing strong—and for all you’ve achieved along the way. Have a fantastic summer break! 😎
4 months ago, ESUSD News
Last Day of School!
El Segundo Middle School students Owen Anderson, Braeden Corcoran, and Mason Koussa are making headlines! 📰🐟 For their 8th grade International Baccalaureate project, these students decided to focus on the critical issue of marine pollution and debris. With mentorship from USC Dornsife, the group collected trash from local beaches, analyzed their findings, and transformed the debris into a fish sculpture that illustrates the impact of plastic waste on ocean life. Read the full story: https://dornsife.usc.edu/uscseagrant/2025/04/23/talkingtrashforacause/
4 months ago, ESUSD News
ESMS in the News
Today, our community pauses to recognize Memorial Day. Let us honor the fallen by remembering their strength, their sacrifice, and their service. 🇺🇸
5 months ago, ESUSD News
Memorial Day 2025