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Coming Soon - Open Enrollment

Although most families attend their neighborhood school, PUSD is an Open Enrollment district so families in Pasadena, Altadena, & Sierra Madre can submit an application to attend any other school in PUSD. If you want to enroll in a Dual Language Immersion Program, Magnet school, or any school that is not your neighborhood school, you can submit an on-line application from January 8 - 24. Get the facts and tour schools now! More information and timelines are here. New this year: All students entering TK for the 2025-2026 school year, must complete an Open Enrollment application even if you want to attend your neighborhood school.

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Who are the School Board Candidates? And Why Does it Matter?
Who are the School Board Candidates? And Why Does it Matter?

We, as parents, expect our school board members to care about our children.  We expect them to be committed to our children’s success, and model behaviors that are respectful even when they might disagree.  We expect them to engage with our school communities in a positive and constructive way.  So, who sits on the school board and how they view their role is critical. Find out more about the candidates here.

PEN Board Endorses Measures R + EE
PEN Board Endorses Measures R + EE

Please join us in voting YES on Measures R + EE.  The well-being and success of our children, families, and community depend on your support.

Study: Common school ratings biased, often Inaccurate
Study: Common school ratings biased, often Inaccurate

There is a powerful, intuitive idea that has long shaped perceptions of American education: the schools with the highest test scores are the best schools…But this thinking is profoundly misleading. Find out more in this story originally published by Chalkbeat.