◈ Homepage — https://www.beaumontusd.us/Skip to main content BEAUMONT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment About Us School Information Family Information Community Information Departments Board Meetings Facebook Instagram X Enrollment Careers Employees Contact Us Beaumont Unified School District Home Apply for the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee Beaumont Unified School District is seeking to fill upcoming vacancies for the Citizens’ Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC).   Vacancies to fill include: • Community-at-Large Member • Parent/Guardian of Student in District Member Apply now Parent Square Aeries Enrollment View LCAP News Previous The “Beaumont Bean” is Brewing Up a Generation of Independent Adults The Beaumont Bean recently celebrated their grand opening. The coffee shop is located at the Adult Transition School and is ran by students with physical and/or learning disabilities. The Beaumont Bean aims to provide professional and social experience to the participants. Beaumont USD Teacher to Publish Fourth Children’s Book Fourth grade teacher Lindsay Hill hopes her published children’s books and life-long struggle with dyslexia inspires others. TK and Kindergarten Schedule Changes If you anticipate to enroll your child into TK or kindergarten for the next school year, please be aware of important schedule changes. Winning Students Proceed to County Science and Engineering Fair The Beaumont USD's Science and Engineering Fair involved 40 competing students. Fourth grade student Jackson Gerhard from Summerwind Trails School took first place for his project titled, “Soccer’s Sweet Spot.” Gerhard and 18 other students will proceed to the county-level competition. Many Beaumont USD Students Took a Winter Vacation By Going to School The Scholars on Vacation program led by the Expanded Learning Department, provided an entire week of fun, free activities for students on winter break. To learn more about the Expanded Learning Program and its offerings throughout the school year, visit beaumontusd.us/expandedlearning. Organic Farmers Market Opens to Elementary Kids Elementary children enrolled in the Scholars On Vacation program learned about different fruits and vegetables at a popup farmers market made only for them. Beaumont USD Receives Nearly $350,000 Grant for Emergency Radio System Beaumont USD obtains $348,464 grant, allowing for a new emergency radio operations system to be installed. The new technology serves as a critical emergency communication system, which connects the entire school District. Beaumont USD Achieves Top Growth in All of Riverside County Glen View High Expansion Opens On First Day of School The alternative education school, Glen View High's $8 million expansion project officially opened on August 7, 2025 to students. Beaumont Superintendent Recognized by ACSA, Region 19 Superintendent of Beaumont Unified School District Mays Kakish was recognized as an Administrator of the Year by the Association of California School Administrators, Region 19. Media Release | Beaumont USD Receives California Recognition for Attendance Efforts The Beaumont Unified School District received statewide recognition for reducing chronic absenteeism and increasing student attendance at a time when California has seen absences reach a staggering 25% in 2022-23 compared to only 12.1% levels in 2018-19. Beaumont Filmmakers Walk the Red Carpet A total of 59 student and employee filmmakers from the Beaumont Unified School District competed for first place at the 2025 Film Festival Awards Night. Two Beaumont Elementary Schools Recognized by California Government Based on Remarkable Data Palm Innovation Academy and Starlight Elementary School were recognized as two of the 2025 California Distinguished Schools by the California Department of Education. Elementary Students See Their Dream Jobs Up Close Three Rings Ranch Elementary School held a College and Career Fair day by inviting nearly 80 local employers to speak with students about the many different careers they can pursue. Former NFL Player Encourages Students to Have Confidence The Beaumont High School welcomed a former NFL football player to speak to vulnerable youth and athletes. Riverside County Recognizes Beaumont USD Efforts Toward Students Wellbeing The School Engagement and Wellness Unit at the Riverside County Office of Education recognized 11 Beaumont Unified School District sites at the school board meeting on January 21, 2025. District Science and Engineering Fair Reveals Shocking Discoveries A fifth grade student took first place at the annual Science and Engineering Fair for his idea to use underwear to find the presence of bioindicators in soil. They will proceed to the Riverside county level competition. Original “Freedom Writer” Offers Inspiration to Multilingual Students Over 90 students who were reclassified as being fluent in English. Their native languages include Russian, Farsi, Tagalog, Hindi, Spanish, and more. The “Beaumont Bean” is Brewing Up a Generation of Independent Adults The Beaumont Bean recently celebrated their grand opening. The coffee shop is located at the Adult Transition School and is ran by students with physical and/or learning disabilities. The Beaumont Bean aims to provide professional and social experience to the participants. Beaumont USD Teacher to Publish Fourth Children’s Book Fourth grade teacher Lindsay Hill hopes her published children’s books and life-long struggle with dyslexia inspires others. TK and Kindergarten Schedule Changes If you anticipate to enroll your child into TK or kindergarten for the next school year, please be aware of important schedule changes. Winning Students Proceed to County Science and Engineering Fair The Beaumont USD's Science and Engineering Fair involved 40 competing students. Fourth grade student Jackson Gerhard from Summerwind Trails School took first place for his project titled, “Soccer’s Sweet Spot.” Gerhard and 18 other students will proceed to the county-level competition. Many Beaumont USD Students Took a Winter Vacation By Going to School The Scholars on Vacation program led by the Expanded Learning Department, provided an entire week of fun, free activities for students on winter break. To learn more about the Expanded Learning Program and its offerings throughout the school year, visit beaumontusd.us/expandedlearning. Organic Farmers Market Opens to Elementary Kids Elementary children enrolled in the Scholars On Vacation program learned about different fruits and vegetables at a popup farmers market made only for them. Beaumont USD Receives Nearly $350,000 Grant for Emergency Radio System Beaumont USD obtains $348,464 grant, allowing for a new emergency radio operations system to be installed. The new technology serves as a critical emergency communication system, which connects the entire school District. Beaumont USD Achieves Top Growth in All of Riverside County Glen View High Expansion Opens On First Day of School The alternative education school, Glen View High's $8 million expansion project officially opened on August 7, 2025 to students. Beaumont Superintendent Recognized by ACSA, Region 19 Superintendent of Beaumont Unified School District Mays Kakish was recognized as an Administrator of the Year by the Association of California School Administrators, Region 19. Media Release | Beaumont USD Receives California Recognition for Attendance Efforts The Beaumont Unified School District received statewide recognition for reducing chronic absenteeism and increasing student attendance at a time when California has seen absences reach a staggering 25% in 2022-23 compared to only 12.1% levels in 2018-19. Beaumont Filmmakers Walk the Red Carpet A total of 59 student and employee filmmakers from the Beaumont Unified School District competed for first place at the 2025 Film Festival Awards Night. Two Beaumont Elementary Schools Recognized by California Government Based on Remarkable Data Palm Innovation Academy and Starlight Elementary School were recognized as two of the 2025 California Distinguished Schools by the California Department of Education. Elementary Students See Their Dream Jobs Up Close Three Rings Ranch Elementary School held a College and Career Fair day by inviting nearly 80 local employers to speak with students about the many different careers they can pursue. Former NFL Player Encourages Students to Have Confidence The Beaumont High School welcomed a former NFL football player to speak to vulnerable youth and athletes. Riverside County Recognizes Beaumont USD Efforts Toward Students Wellbeing The School Engagement and Wellness Unit at the Riverside County Office of Education recognized 11 Beaumont Unified School District sites at the school board meeting on January 21, 2025. District Science and Engineering Fair Reveals Shocking Discoveries A fifth grade student took first place at the annual Science and Engineering Fair for his idea to use underwear to find the presence of bioindicators in soil. They will proceed to the Riverside county level competition. Original “Freedom Writer” Offers Inspiration to Multilingual Students Over 90 students who were reclassified as being fluent in English. Their native languages include Russian, Farsi, Tagalog, Hindi, Spanish, and more. The “Beaumont Bean” is Brewing Up a Generation of Independent Adults The Beaumont Bean recently celebrated their grand opening. The coffee shop is located at the Adult Transition School and is ran by students with physical and/or learning disabilities. The Beaumont Bean aims to provide professional and social experience to the participants. Next Show All News Calendar May 25 All School Sites Closed | Holiday May 26 Public Board Meeting Time: 6 AM – 9 PM Location: 350 W. Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Jun 2 California Primary Election Day Jun 2 Alternative High School Graduation Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM Location: Beaumont High School Athletic Complex - 200 W. Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Jun 4 Beaumont High School Graduation Time: 6 PM – 7:30 PM Location: Beaumont High School Athletic Complex - 200 W. 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Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us Beaumont USD Receives Nearly $350,000 Grant for Emergency Radio System | Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. 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The new technology serves as a critical emergency communication system, which connects the entire school District. Beaumont, CA –– Beaumont USD is nearly finished rolling out its new emergency radio operations system after being awarded a $348,464 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice in 2024.   California has declared 70 disasters in just the last five years according to USAFacts.org , with the City of Beaumont having experienced its own share of emergencies. The new communications system connects all District campuses ranging from Calimesa, Banning, and Beaumont in the event of a crisis, such as a major earthquake.   “In the event of an emergency, cellphones can become overloaded, sometimes making it impossible to place a call. Our emergency radios allow us to immediately communicate with school sites without needing to rely on cell towers. It’s also faster. Click a button and we’re immediately talking to every school,” explains Serenity Junge, Beaumont USD Risk and Safety Director who submitted the grant.   Beaumont USD Risk and Safety Technician Albert Nolasco was instrumental in doing a lot of the leg-work for the radio system once the grant was awarded. “This project took months of work and still continues. We worked with Motorola to conduct heat studies, installed radio repeaters on rooftops, distributed radios, and conducted the first Districtwide test of the radios during the 2025 Great California Shakeout.” The Great California Shakeout is an annual, statewide drill involving millions of participants in preparation for an earthquake.   Each school has a minimum of three Motorola XPR 3500 radios, with enhanced safety features including 28-hours of battery life, instant push-to-talk communications, and the ability to remotely activate a radio if an employee is unresponsive.    In addition to the emergency radio system, the District maintains around 700 emergency supply containers, which includes high-calorie meal replacement bars, clean-drinking water pouches, mylar thermal blankets, battery-free flashlights, first-aid pouches, and C-A-T ® tourniquets.   “When kids are in our care, we put enormous thought into their safety. I encourage every household to also make a plan and build an emergency kit,” explains Junge. Only 25% of households in the Inland Empire say they’re prepared for a natural disaster according to a report by the Public Policy Institute of California. Published November 18, 2025 Print Beaumont Unified School District 350 W. Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us Human Resources - Human Resources - Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. 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Beaumont Unified consists of approximately 520 certificated employees, 490 classified employees, 75 administrative and confidential employees, and 350 substitute employees.   Explore Open Positions We are Beaumont! It appears you don't have a PDF plugin for this browser. Please download the PDF file . AB 2534 Requests For AB 2534 verification only requests, please email: [email protected]   SB 848 Requests For SB 848 verification only requests, please email: [email protected] Update | Beaumont Salary Increase >> On January 2023, a salary increase of 12.5% went into effect for certificated, classified, confidential, and management staff. The Board of Trustees also approved a one-time compensation increase of 6.25%, off the schedule, based on each team member’s annual salary, effective July 1st of 2022. We are facing some challenging economic times and must remain regionally competitive regarding salaries and health benefits packages.  The 12.5% salary increase is the highest implemented in the recent history of the Beaumont Unified School District, and among the highest in Riverside County for the 2022-23 school year. The starting salary for a new teacher will increase from $54,000 to $60,000 dollars per year. For teachers with more than 20 years of teaching experience, who are in the final step of the last column of the salary schedule, compensation will increase from $111,000 to $125,000 per year. The agreement also includes language regarding student attendance and raising the District’s overall attendance rate. As we all know, the pandemic significantly impacted school attendance over the past two years. Research shows that poor attendance - especially in the early years of a student’s educational journey - can influence whether or not they will read proficiently by the end of third grade. When students improve their attendance, they also improve their academic prospects and chances of graduating. Getting our students to school is a collective effort. Therefore, included in the agreement, any increase in the districtwide student attendance rate, above 95%, by the state’s P-2 reporting period in April 2023 will be applied towards the health and welfare benefits package of employees in the 2023-24 school year.  The Beaumont Unified School District and the California School Employees Association - Chapter 351 reached a comparable tentative agreement.  CLASSIFICATION Range Step 1 Step 9 CURRENT HOURLY RATE NEW HOURLY RATE WITH 12.5% INCREASE INCREASE CURRENT HOURLY RATE NEW HOURLY RATE WITH 12.5% INCREASE INCREASE Campus Security I 4 15.28 17.18 1.90 20.91 23.52 2.61 Health Aide II 9 17.28 19.44 2.16 23.65 26.61 2.96 Custodian II 13 19.08 21.46 2.38 26.11 29.37 3.26 Bus Driver 15 20.04 22.55 2.51 27.43 30.86 3.43 Maint. II 16 20.544 23.11 2.57 28.12 31.629 3.51   We thank the Board of Trustees for valuing our educators and the commitment to attracting and retaining the best, most dedicated, and most passionate educators. 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Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us Organic Farmers Market Opens to Elementary Kids | Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. 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Beaumont, CA –– Beaumont Unified School District's elementary students were bumping elbows as they excitedly filled their bags with organic fruits and vegetables at an exclusive popup farmers market just in time for the holidays.   Containers of fresh, organic produce were delivered from Old Grove Orange Farm to a Beaumont elementary school. Over the course of the day, over a hundred TK - 5 grade students heard Jacqueline “Farmer Jackie” Stewart from Old Grove Orange share fun facts about Valencia oranges, pomegranates, chard, carrots, and apples. “You have to make sure you eat a lot of rainbow carrots to protect your eyes, " Stewart explained, as she held up an orange, white, and purple version of the vegetable.   At the end of the presentation, students were handed bags and were instructed to choose three items from the organic produce containers. “I got um, a baby apple and she said apples help your brain,” said third grade student Brooklyn as she showed off her selection.   The interactive educational experience was available to students enrolled in Beaumont USD’s Expanded Learning Opportunities Program called Scholars On Vacation with the partnership of the District’s Child Nutrition Services department.    The free program is a critical community wide benefit for families, as well as local businesses, since it allows families to work while school is out of session for a prolonged period of time. 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Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us All Employees – All Beaumont Employee Resources – Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. 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The intent of the Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP) is to minimize the probability of injuries and illnesses to employees, students, visitors.   The IIPP also ensures that Beaumont Unified School District is meeting Federal, State, and Local health and safety codes, standards, and regulations.  Injury and Illness Prevention Programs >> Workplace Violence Prevention Program Injury and Illness Prevention Program Utility Cart Policy and Procedures Blood-borne Pathogens Procedures Heat Safety Tips and Resources Covid-19 Protection Plan Chemical Hygiene Plan Regulated Medical Waste Disposal Plan OSHA Safety Training New Hazard Communication Standard Instructions for Injured Workers Safety Recommendation Reporting Keenan SafeSchools SDS and Chemical Management Keenan SafeSchools Training Select Policies To file a formal complaint, please contact: Student Services Department 350 W. 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Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us The “Beaumont Bean” is Brewing Up a Generation of Independent Adults | Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. 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The coffee shop is located at the Adult Transition School and is ran by students with physical and/or learning disabilities. The Beaumont Bean aims to provide professional and social experience to the participants. Beaumont, CA – The awakening aroma of freshly brewed coffee and pumpkin spice swirled through the cool fall air at the grand opening of the “Beaumont Bean,” a new coffee shop at the Beaumont Adult School. The Beaumont Bean is run by adult students with various learning and/or physical disabilities with the instructional guidance of friendly Adult Transition Program staff. The coffee shop was launched by the program's teacher, Holly Jenkins and with the financial assistance of a BEST Foundation grant. Jenkins explained that all sales “go back into the coffee shop to keep the coffee shop running. Anything extra goes to field trips, an end of the year party, or anything that this student body needs for the 24-25 school year.” While the coffee shop is not open to the public, the coffee shop does serve the school’s other students who are enrolled in a multitude of other programs, including Vocational Nursing, English-language courses, and the High School Equivalency program. Neighboring employees at the San Gorgonio Middle School also frequently place orders for a morning pick-me-up. “The coffee shop has helped students with disabilities grow so much because they are able to take orders and talk to customers,” explained Kang Yang, a Health Instructional Aid who is one of the staff members who assists with the program. Students also learn practical math skills by making the correct change for cash payments under the patient and encouraging support of Ramzi Sunna, a continuous roving substitute teacher. “When I turn 22, I will try to get a job at Starbucks or anywhere that will keep me in charge of coffee and stuff,” said Marissa Segovia, a student enrolled in the program. Throughout the busy grand opening, Segovia was darting throughout the kitchen, turning the customers morning into blissful sips of cappuccino.   By Thomas Guzowski Published October 25, 2024 Print Beaumont Unified School District 350 W. Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us Two Beaumont Elementary Schools Recognized by California Government Based on Remarkable Data | Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. 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Riverside County, CA – The California Department of Education recently recognized 10 elementary schools in Riverside County for their exceptional performance. Two of the schools listed for the 2025 California Distinguished Schools are within the Beaumont Unified School District––Palm Innovation Academy and Starlight Elementary School. The prestigious recognition is awarded to elementary schools who show “excellence and growth in academic achievement and ensuring a positive school climate,” according to the California Department of Education news release. Each school’s reported data is carefully analyzed to see if they meet criteria in one or two categories––“Closing the Achievement Gap” or “Exceptional Student Performance.” The Beaumont Unified School District Board President responded to the news, stating, “This prestigious recognition underscores the dedication and hard work of the students, staff, administration, and families at Palm Innovation Academy and Starlight Elementary School, further solidifying the Beaumont School District's commitment to providing outstanding educational opportunities. Since the distinguished award is granted to schools using data, it is no surprise that both of the elementary school principals spoke on their data-focused strategies. “We look at data trends––grade level, classroom level, and each individual at a granular level” to determine what is the most effective way to improve in an area, says Palm Innovation Academy Principal Idali Lopez. Assistant Principal Kathryn Mayfield added, “Without data, it’s just an opinion.” Starlight Elementary School Principal Yesennia Casillas said, “We are deeply committed to making data-driven decisions. I regularly conduct data chats with teachers to analyze student performance after each benchmark assessment, which helps us pinpoint individual student needs. Teachers also hold data discussions with each student, setting personalized goals for growth.” While the two principals are focused on tracking school metrics, they never lose sight of their reason why––the kids. Lopez says they’re “changing the lives of students for generations to come.” She further added, “When we change one student’s life through education, we are impacting the future of their kids, and even their grandkids.” When Lopez became the principal at Palm Innovation Academy in 2022, the school was suffering some of the lowest District scores. Yet, in just two years, all that turned around because of her unwavering high expectations. “By receiving this award, we are breaking the harmful myth that educators should have ‘zipcode expectations.’ Educators need to believe their students can achieve high results regardless of their socioeconomic status. This is how we change the story for communities and generations.” Both principals stressed that the “distinguished schools” is not their award alone––it is an award that reflects the hard work of everyone in the District––from students, parents, and neighbors. “It’s truly a collective effort,” says Casillas. Superintendent Mays Kakish expressed her appreciation of the many people involved that made this recognition possible. “This recognition is the result of a lot of hard work. I couldn't be more proud of both school's team members for all they do. I am also grateful for having the support of our Board of Trustees who do so much for the community,” said Kakish. The recognized schools will be awarded by the California Department of Education on Friday, May 30, 2025 at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, California. Published April 7, 2025 Print Beaumont Unified School District 350 W. Brookside Ave., Beaumont, CA 92223 Phone: (951) 845-1631 Search Search Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Non-Discrimination Statement The Beaumont Unified School District prohibits, during all school activities, programs, and employment, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and bullying based on actual or perceived age, race, color, nationality, ethnicity, ancestry, religion, disability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, or association with a person or a group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics.     Powered by Edlio Edlio Login Mobile Footer Links Staff Directory Calendar News Contact Contact Us News | Beaumont Unified School District Skip to main content Beaumont Unified School District Quality Education Through a Shared Commitment Main Menu Toggle About Us Our Mission and Vision District Boundaries District Policies and Regulations Meet the Superintendent Meet the Board Members About Us School Information School Calendars Enroll or Transfer List of Schools and Schedules School Locator >> School Report Card - SARC >> Request Transcripts School Information Family Information Access Bus Passes Aeries® Student Info. System >> After School Programs District Handbook and Notifications District Web Store >> Parent and Community Engagement School Meal Information Student Health Services Volunteer at a School Family Information Community Information BEST Foundation California School Dashboard Communications Support Community Resources Contact a Representative COVID-19 Information Developer Fees Information Local Control Accountability Plan Non-Discrimination Notice Request Use of Facilities Report Discrimination and Complaints Measure Z Bond Community Information Departments Business Services Child Nutrition Services College and Career Readiness >> Enrollment Expanded Learning Opportunities Facilities Fiscal Services Human Resources Instructional Technology >> Instruction & Support Services Maintenance, Operations, and Transportation Research, Learning, and Data Risk and Safety Management Special Education Student Services TK-12 Programs Departments Board Meetings Board Meeting Information Board Meeting Agenda >> Board Meeting Live Stream >> Board Meeting Minutes Meet the Board Members Board Meetings Social Media Links Facebook Instagram X Top Header Links Enrollment Careers Employees Contact Us News Beaumont USD Teacher to Publish Fourth Children’s Book Fourth grade teacher Lindsay Hill hopes her published children’s books and life-long struggle with dyslexia inspires others. Published March 12, 2026 TK and Kindergarten Schedule Changes If you anticipate to enroll your child into TK or kindergarten for the next school year, please be aware of important schedule changes. Published December 17, 2025 Winning Students Proceed to County Science and Engineering Fair The Beaumont USD's Science and Engineering Fair involved 40 competing students. Fourth grade student Jackson Gerhard from Summerwind Trails School took first place for his project titled, “Soccer’s Sweet Spot.” Gerhard and 18 other students will proceed to the county-level competition. Published January 28, 2026 Many Beaumont USD Students Took a Winter Vacation By Going to School The Scholars on Vacation program led by the Expanded Learning Department, provided an entire week of fun, free activities for students on winter break. To learn more about the Expanded Learning Program and its offerings throughout the school year, visit beaumontusd.us/expandedlearning. Published January 8, 2026 Organic Farmers Market Opens to Elementary Kids Elementary children enrolled in the Scholars On Vacation program learned about different fruits and vegetables at a popup farmers market made only for them. Published November 25, 2025 Beaumont USD Receives Nearly $350,000 Grant for Emergency Radio System Beaumont USD obtains $348,464 grant, allowing for a new emergency radio operations system to be installed. The new technology serves as a critical emergency communication system, which connects the entire school District. Published November 18, 2025 Beaumont USD Achieves Top Growth in All of Riverside County Published October 29, 2025 Glen View High Expansion Opens On First Day of School The alternative education school, Glen View High's $8 million expansion project officially opened on August 7, 2025 to students. Published August 18, 2025 Beaumont Superintendent Recognized by ACSA, Region 19 Superintendent of Beaumont Unified School District Mays Kakish was recognized as an Administrator of the Year by the Association of California School Administrators, Region 19. Published May 21, 2025 Media Release | Beaumont USD Receives California Recognition for Attendance Efforts The Beaumont Unified School District received statewide recognition for reducing chronic absenteeism and increasing student attendance at a time when California has seen absences reach a staggering 25% in 2022-23 compared to only 12.1% levels in 2018-19. Published May 2, 2025 RSS Feed 1 2 Next Beaumont Unified School District 350 W. 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