No School Monday, January 21st - Holiday

Staff Development Day Monday, January 28th - Students Released at 12:45pm

Scholarship Foundation Video - Click to View

STUDENT STORE HOURS M-F 1:30-3:00pm

2019 GRADUATION June 6th @6pm at the LJ Williams Theater

Linked Learning Academy of Agricultural Bioscience and Technology at VTEC

At Visalia Technical Early College (VTEC) High School, students will have the opportunity to learn applied agricultural sciences and select from among one of three specialized pathways; Animal and Veterinary science, Ag Business Management, and Ag Systems Technology. All students must be willing to enroll into COS their freshman year and take the placement exam. Each student will have the opportunity to take COS classes each year.

Click Here for Measure A Information

What is Measure A? It is a measure on the November ballot asking Visalians to support a property tax so Visalia Unified School District can improve schools, enhance safety and provide upgraded technology.

School Board Meeting

Agenda and live feed of the VUSD School Board meeting

New Northwest Area School Boundaries

Visalia Unified School District formed an Attendance Area Boundary Committee in May 2018 to bring recommendations to the Board of Trustees for the elementary school boundaries in the northwest quadrant of the District in anticipation of the newest elementary school opening in August 2019.

VUSD HOLDS ANNUAL ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING

The Visalia Unified School District Board of Trustees held its Annual Organizational Meeting on Tuesday, December 11, 2018. The oath of office was given to new and returning Board members, Board officers were elected for 2019, and 2018 Board officers were honored and thanked for their service and leadership.

Visalia Times-Delta Insert October 2018

Building for the Future

Visalia is proud of its quality K-12 education, with a foundation of 38 traditional elementary, middle and high school campuses. Visalia Unified School District stays abreast of technological changes and secures funding necessary to build new campuses to keep up with Visalia’s strong population growth.