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Clovis Unified School District Public school district in Clovis, CA. Social Media Policy: https://www.cusd.com/109181_2

Our Mission: To be a high-quality educational system providing the resources for ALL students to reach their potential in Mind, Body and Spirit. Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, the Fresno/Clovis area lies at the foot of the Sierra Nevada, in the geographical and economic heart of the agriculture-rich San Joaquin Valley. The Clovis Unified School District is a K-12 public school system that serves the cities of Clovis and Fresno, some unincorporated areas of Fresno County, and the rural community of Friant. The district covers approximately 198-square miles, and has a student population of more than 41,000. Social Media Policy: https://www.cusd.com/109181_2

Every photo published depicts a real moment in our schools. Photos published on our channels may be edited using industry-standard software, including AI-assisted tools for color correction, lighting adjustments and minor cleanup. If you find any posts objectionable or offensive, please contact the administrator at
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⭐ WOLFPACK HONORS VETERANSReagan Elementary held a Veterans Day assembly and breakfast event, honoring veterans in the W...
11/14/2026

⭐ WOLFPACK HONORS VETERANS
Reagan Elementary held a Veterans Day assembly and breakfast event, honoring veterans in the Wolfpack community. Students recited the Pledge of Allegiance, sang the national anthem and listened to the winning essay from their campus contest. The veterans honored at the assembly were then invited to enjoy breakfast, where they received cards of gratitude created by the students.

This assembly has been organized the last few years, thanks to teacher Bailey Ettner. She is the sister of Anthony "Tony" Butterfield, one of the "Buchanan 8" - the group of eight young men who graduated from Buchanan High in the early 2000s, enlisted in the military and gave their lives in service to their country. Ettner brought this assembly to the Reagan Elementary campus to honor her brother and other military members for their service.

See more of the event in this ABC30 story: https://abc30.com/post/reagan-elementary-clovis-hosts-assembly-breakfast-veterans/20036448/

💚 REVIEWING LESSONS IN POSITIVITYThroughout the school year, the weekly Positivity Project lessons pause to allow time t...
11/14/2026

💚 REVIEWING LESSONS IN POSITIVITY
Throughout the school year, the weekly Positivity Project lessons pause to allow time to review past character strengths. Schools may decide to revisit a lesson that students really enjoyed, or spend a little more time reviewing a more difficult character strength.

At Century Elementary, students keep a Positivity Project journal where they reflect on each week's character strength, write a sentence on how they can use that strength in their life and draw a picture to go along with it. One student drew herself being brave and standing up for her little brother, and another wrote about being present and maintaining eye contact when others talk to him to show he is listening.

Nelson Elementary Principal Thomas Brocklebank visited classrooms to engage with students in their Positivity Project lessons and discussions!

Character strengths like these are part of the Positivity Project, a social-emotional learning program that all Clovis Unified elementary schools and many secondary schools are utilizing. To learn more, visit cusd.com/positivity-project

🍎 LIFE SAFETY SKILLSDid you know that ninth graders in Clovis Unified are learning life-saving procedures like CPR and t...
11/13/2026

🍎 LIFE SAFETY SKILLS
Did you know that ninth graders in Clovis Unified are learning life-saving procedures like CPR and the Heimlich maneuver? As an extension of a requirement for students to learn hands-only CPR, our Curriculum & Instruction and Nursing Services departments worked together to include other emergency response skills in the lessons. During their regular health class, students learn hands-only CPR and how to recognize when it is needed, automated external defibrillator use, the Heimlich maneuver, recovery positioning for a victim and the role of narcan in suspected opioid overdose situations.

"Our goal is to help students understand the different situations in which hands-only CPR may be needed and equip them with practical skills they can use to respond to an emergency, potentially helping save the life of a family member, friend, or someone in their community," said Director of Nursing Services Marie Thuringer.

📅 CALENDAR CREATIVITYCongratulations to Mickey Cox Elementary student Odette Flores, whose artwork was featured in the S...
11/12/2026

📅 CALENDAR CREATIVITY
Congratulations to Mickey Cox Elementary student Odette Flores, whose artwork was featured in the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District's calendar for the month of November! Her drawing of a cozy winter scene by a fireplace reminds us to take care of our air quality for our own health and enjoyment.

⭐ HAPPY VETERANS DAYToday, we honor all military veterans who are or have served in the U.S. Armed Forces and protected ...
11/11/2026

⭐ HAPPY VETERANS DAY
Today, we honor all military veterans who are or have served in the U.S. Armed Forces and protected our freedoms. Clovis Unified schools and offices are closed in observance of the holiday. Thank you for your service!

🎤 KEEP SINGINGBeautiful singing voices recently filled the Paul Shaghoian Concert Hall as Clovis Unified elementary choi...
11/11/2026

🎤 KEEP SINGING
Beautiful singing voices recently filled the Paul Shaghoian Concert Hall as Clovis Unified elementary choirs performed for each other in the Elementary Fall Choral Festival! They got to work with the secondary choral directors who gave them feedback to improve their performances. The secondary school choirs also performed for the elementary students to inspire them to keep singing!

😄 HOW DO YOU FEEL?At Bud Rank Elementary, a special day class for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) took part...
11/10/2026

😄 HOW DO YOU FEEL?
At Bud Rank Elementary, a special day class for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) took part in a creative way to learn about recognizing feelings, identifying personal space and communicating needs. Students and staff decorated paper bags with fun, faces depicting different emotions. They wore the bags to show how they were feeling at the moment, and got to see clear representations of the feelings of others as well.

"It gave students a chance to be creative and participate together in a way that felt comfortable for them," said teacher Rodney Miller.

🎭 WOLFPACK DRAMA PRESENTS: WHITE CHRISTMASClovis East High's Wolfpack Drama presents "White Christmas," a heartwarming m...
11/10/2026

🎭 WOLFPACK DRAMA PRESENTS: WHITE CHRISTMAS
Clovis East High's Wolfpack Drama presents "White Christmas," a heartwarming musical adaptation of the beloved classic film. Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II, and end up following a duo of sisters to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge. The musical score features well-known classics and will delight audiences of all ages!

This musical runs Nov. 12-14 and 19-21, at 7:30 p.m., at the Mercedes Edwards Theatre (902 Fifth St., Clovis). As an extra treat, Santa Claus and an elf will be in the lobby for photos before the Friday and Saturday shows!

For tickets: cusd.com/drama

🎨 GREAT PUMPKINS!A favorite tradition at Mickey Cox Elementary took place once again this year: decorating pumpkins insp...
11/10/2026

🎨 GREAT PUMPKINS!
A favorite tradition at Mickey Cox Elementary took place once again this year: decorating pumpkins inspired by favorite books! Some stories featured in the designs include "Charlotte's Web" and "The Wizard of Oz!"

🧡 GLOWING WITH JOYAt Mickey Cox Elementary, a kindergarten class learned about Hispanic heritage in a fun way: through s...
11/09/2026

🧡 GLOWING WITH JOY
At Mickey Cox Elementary, a kindergarten class learned about Hispanic heritage in a fun way: through storytelling and crafting! They read the book "Gustavo the Shy Ghost," a story about a ghost who plays a violin to help boost his bravery to make friends on Día de los Mu***os. He glows with joy when he plays his music, so students made their own paper ghosts and shared what makes them glow with joy!

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