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Vision for Success
Students receive free glasses
​Over 400 elementary students in Jurupa Unified have new glasses thanks to a partnership with Vision To Learn, a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 that provides free eye exams and glasses to kids in underserved communities.

Four JUSD elementary schools benefitted from the partnership: Ina Arbuckle, Rustic Lane, Sky Country, and West Riverside.
Taking Root
The impact of school gardens
Early in the school year, Patnaree Palacios noticed the Mira Loma Middle garden appeared a bit gloomy. She went to her principal and asked permission to start a garden club. Ms. Boules was supportive of the idea and knew exactly who to ask to be the club’s advisor.

​“I just jumped at the chance,” said Robin Reed Riggle, art teacher. 
Celebrating Differences
Honoring Autism Acceptance Month
This April, schools across JUSD celebrated Autism Acceptance Month.

“It’s important to celebrate autism awareness and acceptance because we need to see our students for what they can do [and] celebrate their differences,” stated Dr. Karina Becerra-Murillo, Director of Special Education.
On the Record
Podcasting comes to JVHS
​When Tony Farag and his friends first thought about starting a podcast, the idea was mostly a joke. The Jurupa Valley High sophomores were curious about what people would think of their conversations. But they were not serious.

Until club rush happened, and the call for any last-minute clubs turned a joke into a reality. 
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