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As the school year ends, we want to assure you that we will continue to keep the safety and health of our students, staff and families a priority. Therefore, please know that your child’s safety has been and will continue to be a top priority every day even into the summer as we will be holding summer programs in the upcoming weeks. The district is in frequent communication with all the police department leaders of Westminster, Garden Grove and Huntington Beach City. There has been and will continue to be law enforcement present or patrolling at the schools.

Westminster School District has very bright and creative superstars. Each year Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program selects students to receive a scholarship award. Our very own Stacey Middle School student, Alejandra Guiterrez Frias, was presented with a $10,000 scholarship along with a laptop.

As you are aware, a tragic school shooting took place in Uvalde, Texas this week, resulting in the senseless deaths of nineteen students and two teachers at Robb Elementary School. This news is heartbreaking and unfathomable.
While this event took place in Texas, I want to remind our Westminster community that safety of our students, staff and families has been and always will be a top priority at Westminster School District. We take serious responsibility to ensure safety on all of our schools and have already communicated with our local law enforcements in Westminster, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove and Midway City. Hence, you will see increased patrolling taking place in our schools until the end of the school year.

Each year the Westminster Educational Leadership Association, composed of district leaders and confidential employees, nominates one student from each of our schools to receive the Every Student Succeeding Award. The purpose of this award is to honor students who have succeeded, against all odds, beyond expectations or simply won the hearts of the administrators and other educators who helped them achieve their goals.

Students with knowledge of Robotics will have an advantage
in the future job market. In WSD, students begin by taking
classes in robotics, then compete in the First Lego League (FLL)
to showcase what they learn. This national program introduces
STEM to grow students’ critical thinking, problem-solving, and
coding skills.