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Data released by the California State Department of Education shows growth for NMUSD students.

Students at Killybrooke and Newport Heights elementary schools take ownership of their school news broadcasts while building skills in leadership, teamwork, public speaking, researching, critical thinking, interviewing, and more.

Thanks to a partnership with Trellis, more than 300 volunteers from throughout the community descended on Newport-Mesa schools for Love Our Schools Day on November 2.

Open to all students and their families, the annual College and Career Fair provided 1,200 attendees with opportunities to learn about college and technical programs, financial assistance, military, and other civic-minded post-secondary options.

Costa Mesa High School's Performing Arts Center will be named for teachers Sandra Gilboe and Jon Lindfors.

From personalized instruction to engaging activities, our rigorous and challenging curriculum prepare students for success.

The district's annual State of the Schools Breakfast, hosted in partnership with the Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation, focused on the incredible people and exceptional programs that create a unifed Newport-Mesa for all students.

To foster a safe and sustainable transportation culture, the district has partnered with community organizations and local law enforcement to provide bicycle safety education to students.