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“Students Come First” in the Piedmont Schools. Educators work hard to provide all students with a comprehensive, rigorous and relevant K-12 curriculum. Parent participation in classrooms, on fieldtrips, on boards and committees is very high. Residents demonstrate their commitment to education in a variety of ways, but most importantly, through a parcel tax contributing approximately $9.0 million, nearly one third of the district budget, yearly.
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Public invited online or in-person.
Full slate of music and dance performances starting December 3rd.
Catch up on all things PUSD with the November edition of the District’s monthly newsletter.
Piedmont Middle School students lend a hand to Amazon deforestation survey.
World Language classes square off in informal singing competition.
Full summary of the Nov. 10th meeting of the PUSD Board of Education.
Learn more about everything Piedmont Adult School has to offer.
Part-time Food Service Worker positions available at Beach, Havens & Wildwood Elementary Schools.
Read full summary of the Oct. 27th meeting of the PUSD Board of Education.
PUSD has posted an updated COVID Safety & Operations Plan as well as answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
Full Summary of the Oct. 13th meeting of the PUSD Board of Education.
Superintendent Booker addresses new criteria announced for lifting indoor mask mandates.
PUSD is hiring substitute teachers and recently raised its pay rate to $200/full day.
PUSD Superintendent Randall Booker responds to Governor’s announcement regarding state COVID student vaccine requirement.
Six Piedmont High School students named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists.
On September 9th, the Alameda County Office of Education hosted a Virtual Town Hall for families regarding school safety and updated COVID guidelines.
The Piedmont Education Foundation made a $2,750,000 donation to PUSD August 25th.
FAQ to provide answers to the most common questions we are getting back to school
B-104 provides learning recovery options for students who struggled with low grades as a result of distance learning during the pandemic.
Long-term Independent Studies programs are available this year for students whose health would be at risk by attending in-person instruction.
In a Statement given at the April 28th Piedmont Unified School District Board of Education meeting, Board President Cory Smegal affirmed the District’s commitment to Racial Justice: Board of Education Statement
Need to enroll a new student for the 2021-22 school year? Complete an enrollment application. Find out more…
Face Coverings Must Be Worn at All Times, Including When Active Outdoors at Witter Field
The District depends upon parents to work in partnership with the schools towards its mission to develop independent learners. The process of guiding, educating, and cultivating independent learners takes many years. Parents can help the schools in a great variety of ways. MORE »
