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Homegrown Happiness
Two JUSD schools awarded Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Grant
​The USDA has awarded the Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Grant to Ina Arbuckle and Mission Bell Elementary.

“It really gives them that opportunity to get more fresh fruits and vegetables in their bodies. It is all about health and wellness,” shared Missy Poirier, Director of Nutrition Services. “To get them to taste and try new things.”
Taking out the Trash
Honors Bio students participating in environmental program
​On October 18th, Honors Biology students at Rubidoux High School attended a workshop to kick off a student-centered trash & mapping program.

“I think the most exciting thing about this program is the students will have a real, hands-on opportunity to make an impact in the environment nearest to them,” shared Daniel Johnson, RHS Honors Bio teacher.
Carving out their Futures
Students embraced college and career kick-off
While it may not be surprising to learn that college and career readiness is an integral part of the middle and high school experience, it is also a factor for the youngest of JUSD students. 

Elementary schools hosted their own activities, including a project that incorporated a celebration of the fall season: pumpkin decorating.
Everything's Coming up Roses
Fundraising for floral design supports student projects
On Friday, October 15th, students sold red and pink single roses for $2; small bouquets for $5; and large bouquets for $14. The single roses were by far the most popular, and all flowers were sold within the first ten minutes of lunch.

​“I think the sales today have been exceptional,” said Alyssa Pantoja, senior and floral design student.
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