Bassett High School earns multilingual achievement award while celebrating student successes

The recent Bassett USD Board Meeting highlighted significant achievements and upcoming events across the district's schools, showcasing the dedication of students, teachers, and families. As the academic year approaches its conclusion, schools are actively preparing for state testing while celebrating student accomplishments.

At Van Wig Elementary, students in kindergarten through second grade have successfully completed the ELPAC testing ahead of schedule, with third to fifth graders gearing up for the SBAC assessments. The school celebrated over 45 students who excelled in last year's SBAC at a recent awards rally. Additionally, the grand opening of a new playground on April 4 has brought excitement to the students, enhancing their learning environment.

Sun Kiss Elementary reported the completion of ELPAC testing for grades K-5, with 18 students reclassifying from English language development, highlighting the importance of bilingual education. The school community is also preparing for an open house, which fosters engagement between families and educators.

Edgewood Academy recently hosted a successful open house featuring performances from the beginning concert bands and community vendors, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in education. The school is also focused on preparing students for the upcoming SBAC testing, with plans to incentivize attendance and performance.

Torch Middle School celebrated its reclassified students at a district ceremony, recognizing their achievements in English language proficiency. The school is also gearing up for its annual career day, providing students with opportunities to explore various career paths.

Bassett High School is entering a busy season with numerous activities, including participation in the HOSA conference and recognition of students at the district-wide reclassification ceremony. The school is also coordinating college field trips and has secured over $30,000 in scholarships for students. Notably, the Olympian marching band will perform at Disneyland, marking a significant milestone for the school.

Nueva Vista High School has been proactive in preparing students for their futures, with campus tours at Rio Hondo College and ongoing support for seniors regarding graduation progress. The school is also set to celebrate its WASC accomplishments and the opening of a new wellness space dedicated to student mental health.

Overall, the Bassett USD Board Meeting underscored the district's commitment to academic excellence and community engagement, with various initiatives aimed at supporting student growth and achievement. As the school year wraps up, the focus remains on fostering a supportive environment that prepares students for their future endeavors.