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Hollydale School’s 2025 Winter Concert brought the gymnasium to life with music and holiday cheer as Orchestra, Band, Choir, and Mariachi students—led by Ms. Claudia Zuñiga and Ms. Leola Gravley—showcased their talents for families and the community. The evening highlighted both the students’ hard work and the dedicated support of staff, partners, and families who helped make the celebration a success.

Paramount Unified School District is celebrating the enriching opportunities offered through its Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP). This weekend, selected fifth- and eighth-grade students will visit the Pali Institute, an outdoor science camp in the San Bernardino Mountains. During the trip, students will participate in hands-on science labs, team-building activities, and outdoor exploration designed to build confidence, collaboration, and curiosity. For many, it will also be their first experience away from home, helping them develop independence. Experiences like this highlight PUSD’s commitment to supporting student growth through meaningful enrichment beyond the school day.

Paramount High School–Senior Campus successfully hosted its Holiday Food Drive-Thru Event, where students and staff worked together to distribute fresh groceries to local families. Supported by Northgate Market and Hyundai, the event ran smoothly and spread holiday cheer thanks to the dedication of volunteers. The school expressed gratitude to everyone who helped make the event a meaningful community effort.

Empowering Learners to Transform Themselves and the World

Odyssey STEM Academy is proud to announce its candidacy for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme — a globally recognized two-year academic journey that develops inquisitive, knowledgeable, and caring young people ready to make a difference in the world.

The IB Diploma Programme challenges students to think critically, reflect deeply, and engage meaningfully with global and local issues. This aligns seamlessly with Odyssey’s mission to cultivate scholars who learn by doing, lead with compassion, and grow through curiosity.

Paramount Unified students are discovering the power of engineering, math, and science through the MESA Academy at Cal State Long Beach.
Curiosity, collaboration, and creativity drive these future innovators toward college and career success.

Tanner Elementary School celebrated the vibrant diversity of its community during its Multicultural Festival on October 17, welcoming students, families, and staff for an afternoon filled with culture, fun, and connection. 

Teachers, staff, and administrators across Paramount Unified participated in a districtwide Professional Development Day on Monday, October 13, focused on instructional growth, equity, and student success.

Athletes from six schools came together at Paramount High for a spirited day of teamwork and inclusion. The Unified Flag Football Tournament celebrated friendship, ability, and the joy of playing as one team.

A night full of pride and tradition! Friday’s Hispanic Heritage Celebration showcased mariachi, folklórico, and incredible student performances. Thank you to our families and staff for making this celebration unforgettable.

The Pirates dove into their season opener yesterday against La Mirada, introducing 10 new players to the squad! Although the result didn’t swing our way, the Pirate spirit was alive and fierce — our team never quit and battled until the final whistle.

Bringing all students together on one campus, creates a cohesive high school experience that supports learning, extracurricular involvement, and school spirit.

Families and staff came together across Paramount’s middle schools for a record-setting Back-to-School Night, celebrating learning, connection, and future-ready opportunities.

Families, teachers, and staff across Paramount Unified’s elementary campuses came together in a joyful celebration of learning, connection, and community to launch the 2025–26 school year.

The Student Board Member program continues to provide a vital bridge between the District’s leadership and its student community, ensuring that student perspectives help shape decisions and priorities.

Transitional Kindergarten (TK) teachers from across the district came together this week for a collaborative planning session focused on aligning curriculum and planning activities to welcome students into the new school year.