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Colin P. Kelly Elementary will provide a safe, nurturing and positive learning environment in a student centered school community. Students will develop academically, physically, and socially in order to adapt and contribute to a diverse and complex society.
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Congratulations to Bunche Middle School’s Esports team for taking home not one, but two titles recently. Bunche triumphed in the Compton Unified Esports Middle School Rocket League 3v3 Tournament as well as the West Coast League.
This week, scholars across Compton Unified joined in the celebration of Computer Science Week with a variety of engaging and educational activities designed to spark interest in coding and digital creativity.
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More than 80 CUSD scholars from Emerson, Kelly, King, McNair, Tibby, Washington, and Whaley took part in the “USC Student for a Day” program, thanks to CUSD’s Black Student Achievement Department and University of Southern California (USC).
Anderson, Kelly, and Tibby Elementary scholars recently attended the JA Finance Park and experienced an engaging financial literacy experience organized by the CUSD Black Student Achievement Department.
Back to School Night at Bursch Elementary, as well as all Compton Unified School District schools, is a wonderful time for teachers to connect with their students’ parents and families. Students get to show off their
Compton Unified’s Los Angeles County District Teacher of the Year 2023-24 Rashanda McCruter was recognized at the 42 Annual Los Angeles County Teachers of the Year Awards Luncheon.
CUSD’s BSA Department hosted kindergarten through third grade scholars from Emerson, Kelly, Kennedy, King, Jefferson, Tibby, and Washington Elementary Schools to experience an interactive workshop from Cabrillo Marine Aquarium exploring a tide pool and its creatures.
Compton’s exceptional student scholars have returned to CUSD’s award-winning schools. The 2023/24 school year is officially in session. More than 18,000 students attending 36 elementary, middle, and high schools