MILPITAS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

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Elite 11: Eleven MHS students named 2024 National Merit Scholar Semfinalists

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Together We Video
"Together We..." was produced by Milpitas High School students Salma Soudbakhsh, Catherine Navalta, Megan Clark, and Angela Kim, supported by MHS videography teacher Champ Wrencher.

2023 MEO Video
The return of the Milpitas Elementary Olympics saw more than 600 student participants (grades 3-6) from our 10 elementary schools competing in 8 events.

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Video of Regular Board Meeting
September 26, 2023

Video of Regular Board Meeting
September 12, 2023

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August 22, 2023

Video of Regular Board Meeting
June 27, 2023

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MUSD Adult Ed receives $30k ARPA Grant from City
On Wednesday, June 8, 2023, the Milpitas City Council unanimously approved an American Rescue Plan Act (#ARPA) Workforce Development grant of $30,000 to launch the Milpitas Adult Education (#MAE) Career Training Center, which will ignite new workforce development opportunities for Milpitas residents. ... Read more.

MUSD awarded $16.5M in State-matching funds for Mattos Elementary
Milpitas Unified School District secured more than $16.5 million in Proposition 51 state-matching funds for its Mabel Mattos...
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MUSD Unveils New Fleet of Electric Buses
After securing a $2.1M grant, MUSD purchased six new 100 percent, electric-powered buses. We are the first school district in the greater bay area to utilize electric buses for school transportation.

MUSD hosts August 9 ribbon-cutting for Randall World Languages School
Join us on Monday, August 9 at 4 p.m. for the Randall World Languages School Modernization ribbon-cutting ceremony on the 1300 Edsel Drive campus.
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Rancho MS named 2021
Calif. Distinguished School
Rancho Milpitas Middle School received word this month from the California Department of Education that it was selected as a 2021 California Distinguished School. read here

Curious About Developer Fees?
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MUSD test scores demonstrate year by year student growth

Milpitas Unified School District students continue to outperform the State and County on standardized tests. Read more here.
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Ways to Get Involved in Your Child's Education

At Milpitas USD, we encourage parents to get involved in their child’s education and provide many different mechanisms to make that happen. We understand that busy work and life schedules can limit parents in how much they can volunteer their time. Click the links for a few ways to get involved and stay informed.
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The Truth About MUSD Bond Funding
Milpitas Unified School District answers questions to its history of state matching funds for school construction projects on our State Matching Funds page. -Chinese: here.

MUSD Financial Audit Earns Highest Rating
Audit report is complete on school district budget, Measure E and Measure AA General Obligation Bonds. For information, click here.

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MUSD Action Timeline Since October 31st
Since Halloween 2019, district, site, school board and student leaders, along with faculty and support staff, have taken steps to help the Milpitas school community express emotions, offer insights and learn from the blackface incident at Milpitas HS. Each action taken by our leadership team was logged and can be viewed on this timeline of action, which includes ongoing actions and future plans to ensure cultural sustainability.

Board President Chris Norwood has issued a statement.

Statements Issued Regarding an Employee's Use of Blackface on 10/31/2019 at Milpitas High School

Superintendent Cheryl Jordan and Milpitas High school Principal Francis Rojas have issued a joint statement.