9.24.24 Covina-Valley Unified Teacher Advocates for Awareness of Dietary Needs in New Childrens Books

Grovecenter Elementary School kindergarten teacher Jennifer Ritter is building a more inclusive learning environment for students by writing and publishing two children’s books about food allergies, using her own personal experience with gluten intolerance to educate students and families about dietary restrictions. Ritter’s diagnosis of gluten intolerance came two and a half years ago. Her daughter and grandson were also both recently diagnosed with celiac disease, an illness caused by an immune reaction to consuming gluten. This experience, she said, fueled her passion to educate others on the importance of understanding and accommodating food allergies in schools. CLICK THE LINK ABOVE TO READ THE FULL STORY.

9.11.24 Twelve Covina-Valley Unified Schools Achieve ENERGY STAR Certification for Second Consecutive Year

Twelve Covina-Valley Unified School District schools have been granted 2024 ENERGY STAR Certification by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the second year in a row, marking the District’s dedication to environmental stewardship and operational efficiency. Twelve of the District’s elementary, middle, and high schools performed in the top 25% nationwide for energy efficiency and met strict ventilation standards to receive 2024 ENERGY STAR Certification. These schools have not only excelled in reducing energy consumption but also set an example for educational institutions nationwide. CLICK THE LINK ABOVE TO READ THE FULL STORY.

8.29.24 Covina-Valley Unified Celebrates Facility Improvement Projects at Two High School Sites

Covina-Valley Unified School District celebrated its commitment to student success with the groundbreaking of a new South Hills High School library on Aug. 23 and the completion of renovated Covina High School tennis courts on Aug. 26, providing state-of-the-art facilities that help students thrive. The new South Hills High Library will serve as a new learning hub for students, featuring both individual and collaborative workspaces as well as updated technology. The project is estimated to be completed at the end of the year, just in time for the return of students from winter break. CLICK THE LINK ABOVE TO READ THE FULL STORY.

8.21.24 Covina-Valley Unified Celebrates Start of 2024-25 School Year with Innovation and Excitement

COVINA, CA – Covina-Valley Unified School District kicked off the 2024-25 school year with colorful balloons, signs, lively rallies, and engaging activities on Aug. 19, welcoming students back for another year of learning, growth, and discovery. The celebrations set a positive tone for the year ahead, reinforcing the District's commitment to providing an “Innovative Education that Inspires Every Student’s Unlimited Potential.” “It was nice helping decorate the campus this morning to bring up the school spirit and get more people excited for the first day back,” Northview High School senior and Associated Student Body president Byron Tovar said. “With this being my senior year, I’m most looking forward to ending my time at Northview on a strong note and getting ready for college.” CLICK THE LINK ABOVE TO READ THE FULL STORY.

7.25.24 Covina-Valley Unified High School Agriscience Students Shine at Chino Livestock Show

Covina High School (CHS) Future Farmers of America (FFA) students showed off their knowledge, skills, and animals at the Chino Livestock Show from July 10-12, with many students earning recognition, prizes, and vital hands-on learning experience. Eighteen Covina High students participated in the Chino Livestock Show, showcasing 30 animals over two days. The event marked the first time that three Covina High students advanced to master showmanship, highlighting their exceptional skills in handling their animals and their comprehensive knowledge of their lifestyle, nutrition, and habits. -- CLICK THE LINK ABOVE TO READ THE FULL STORY.