GGUSD Celebrates Success of Students with Special Needs

GGUSD's Community Advisory Committee for Special Education hosted a wonderful Student Recognition Awards event at the Garden Grove Community Center last week to celebrate the many accomplishments and abilities of our students with special needs. GGUSD has an outstanding Special Education program with dedicated staff who go above and beyond to help students grow and thrive.

GGHS Students Honored in D.C. for Innovative App

Three Garden Grove High School students traveled to Washington D.C. this week to showcase an app they developed at the #HouseofCode Festival, the most prestigious STEM event for student coders in the nation. Students Jessica Nguyen, Henry Vu and Jasmine Chau received this exciting opportunity after developing an app called MnewNote to help students develop better study skills, which won the 2022 Congressional App Challenge in Congressman Lou Correa’s 46th district.

GGUSD Students Earn $95,000 in AVID Scholarships

Twelve AVID seniors from GGUSD were awarded more than $95,000 in college scholarships during the 2023 AVID Senior Standout Recognition & Scholarship Presentation this week hosted by the Orange County Department of Education (OCDE). An AVID Senior Standout from each of our high schools was also recognized! Kudos to these awesome seniors!

Eisenhower Students Shine on Stage

Eisenhower Elementary School students wowed audiences with their performance of Disney's Little Mermaid. Students did an amazing job bringing this story to life! Way to go Eagles!

GGUSD Honors April Employees of the Month

At its meeting on Tuesday, GGUSD's Board of Education honored GGUSD's April Employees of the Month including Bradley Robinson, Technology Support Specialist I from Jordan Intermediate and Jennifer Liu-Hansen, teacher from Peters K-3 Elementary School. Watch our video to see these outstanding employees in action. #GGUSDPride

Schools Host Open House to Spotlight Student Success

GGUSD Board Recognizes Amazing Artists

GGUSD's Board of Education honored a group of amazing student artists who received the top awards from the district's 45th annual First Impressions Art Show which showcased more than 700 pieces of student artwork. Creative expression through art is such a valuable part of a child's education and we are very proud of our Visual and Performing Arts Department for the success of this program.