On October 18, campuses across TUSD turned orange in support of Unity Day. At schools like Estock Elementary, students celebrated kindness, inclusion and acceptance. Families joined staff and students on campus to create a unity chain, filled with kind words and drawings. It was an inspiring sight to see. Way to go Eagles!

Don't miss our second annual Pathways to Success event for middle and high school students and their parents/guardians, taking place Wednesday, November 1 from 5-8 PM at Tustin High School.

Join us as we start the night with a motivating welcome session from Challenge Success on redefining success and what it means for students to be at their best.

Hear from:

• Expert College Admissions Counselor
• Our military partners
• Career trends/workforce data professional
• Challenge Success representative
• In-demand industry professionals
• And more!

Doors open at 5 PM (food will be available for purchase), and our welcome session begins promptly at 5:30 PM. Doors will be closed during the welcome session, so please arrive by 5:25 PM. 

We encourage families to RSVP through the link to be sent via ParentSquare. More information is available in the event flyer. We look forward to seeing you all on November 1.

Our Arroyo Mustangs have taken the lead in the race for the most Dino Dash registrations. During their Monday flag ceremony, students were treated to a prehistoric dance party led by two inflatable dinosaurs. The excitement was contagious as our students stomped and grooved to the beats of "The Dinosaur Stomp." Arroyo is just fifty registrations away from shattering last year's record. The school with the most registrations not only secures bragging rights, but also wins a trophy and $1000 from the Tustin Public Schools Foundation (TPSF). We love seeing our students kickstart their mornings with incredible fun and a strong sense of community. Join Arroyo and all of our campuses at the TPSF Dinosaur Dash on November 5 by registering at the TPSF website.

Thank you to all the TUSD elementary students who participated in the TPSF Dino Dash poster contest. We had so many great submissions that showed creativity and talent while highlighting the Dino Dash. Winning posters will be displayed at each school. 

Meanwhile, TUSD high school ceramics students have been hard at work on the always popular Dino Dash dinosaur awards. Sponsors and division winners for the 5K and 10K races will receive their very own trophy to recognize their involvement in the Dash. 

There is still time to be a part of the largest community event in support of enrichment programs in all TUSD schools. For more information and to register, visit the Dinosaur Dash website. We look forward to seeing you at the Dash on November 5!