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Anderson W. Clark Magnet High School senior Nancy Tanossian has been selected as the 2026-27 Glendale Unified student board member. Tanossian was officially sworn in during the Board

Muir Mustangs past and present came together for a joyful centennial celebration filled with music, dancing, memories and plenty of school spirit.

Nearly 300 students from Glendale, Hoover, and Crescenta Valley high schools came together at Glendale High School on Saturday, September 26, for GUSD’s first-ever Band Showcase. The event gave

Wilson Middle School educator advances to the California Teachers of the Year competition.

Improved year-end financial position allows District to increase payment while maintaining required reserves.

Hoover High School Senior Leona turned her belief that everyone should have access to a stocked pantry and basic necessities into her Girl Scout Gold Award Project. The Gold Award is the highest

Resolution No. 15, officially approved by the GUSD Board of Education on September 8, brings District leaders, teachers, classified employees and administrators together in support of maintaining exis

What began with Instagram reels about AI models eventually took CVHS junior Spursh halfway around the world. But throughout his remarkable journey he has held on to one simple goal: to create

Glendale Unified has absolutely no tolerance for hate speech, racism, bigotry, or discrimination. No member of our community should ever have to experience derogatory language or bullying of any kind.

All four Glendale Unified high schools included in the newly released U.S. News & World Report 2026–2027 Best High Schools rankings earned recognition among the nation’s top public high schools.