Chula Vista Elementary School District

Each Child is an Individual of Great Worth

Special Education teacher Melissa Moreno was selected as one of five San Diego County Teachers of the Year, touching off a joyous celebration at her school and District. The announcement was made at the September 15 “Cox Presents: A Salute to Teachers” gala event.

Preschoolers Show Fitness Enthusiasm at Wellness Center Dedication.

Join us for the 4th Annual Parent Academy!

Six years ago, there were only four music teachers in CVESD. Today, there are 88 VAPA teachers. That was announced by VAPA Coordinator Lauren Shelton at the August Board of Education meeting to great applause. CVESD’s arts revival is impacting students on a daily basis.

CVLCC High ranked 3rd best in San Diego County

Our District is among the state’s first recipients of a brand-new honor that celebrates the outstanding implementation of practices that have had a positive impact on student outcomes.

Turnaround Arts: California will add John J. Montgomery Elementary to its network of campuses that use the arts strategically to support student learning and school improvement efforts.

Three outstanding schools in the Chula Vista Elementary School District were each named a 2018 "California Distinguished School," the California Department of Education announced recently.

In recognition of his work to help students blend art and engineering, District Engineering Teacher Michael Bruder has been named Outstanding Staff Member by the San Diego County School Boards Association. He will be among 34 outstanding educators, parents, community partners, board members and support staff who will be celebrated in April at the 2018 Honoring Our Own Awards Dinner.

Lauren Shelton, Visual and Performing Arts Coordinator, Chula Vista Elementary School District, was recently named the California Music Educators Association’s 2018 CMEA Outstanding Administrator .

Kindergarten registration begins Wednesday, February 21, 2018 for the 2018-19 school year. Enrollment packets are available beginning Wednesday, February 7.

Good vibes at Wolf Canyon were part of the Happiness Sprinkling Project, a national movement to spread messages of happiness and optimism.

CVESD students outperformed the testing averages of 13 states in English, and all but one in mathematics.