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Welcome to Torrance Unified School District!
Superintendent's Message
Modernizing the Learning Environment
Ten years ago, Torrance residents voted to invest in the future of every Torrance Unified student by approving Measures Y and Z. The voters’ investment in these extensive capital improvement and renovation projects not only modernized our aging facilities, but modernized school site learning environments. As we enter the last phase of Measures Y and Z, we are proud that together we have been able to improve academic outcomes by enhancing our teaching and learning spaces.
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District Updates
- Board of Education Meeting Dates 2018-2019 School Year
- Unraveling the Mystery of School Finance Presentation
- Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP)
- Local Control Accountability Plan (Summary)
- Hamilton Adult Center and TUSD Surplus Property 7-11 Committee
- Letter from the Board: Hamilton School Site
- Letter from the Board: Hamilton 7-11 Committee
- Flyer Approval Process/Guidelines
- Food Truck Procedures and List
- Sign and Banner Application
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District News
On Thursday, February 7, 2019, after ‘zillions’ of hours of study sessions, West High School once again won the top spot in the Los Angeles County Academic Decathlon competition as the 2019 champions!
On Saturday, February 23, 2019, students and parents are invited to attend the TUSD College & Career Fair at West High School. Students and parents will have the chance to learn about various colleges and universities in California as well as from around the nation.
The Torrance Unified School District announced today that it prevailed in a lawsuit brought by local resident James McGee and the California Taxpayers Action Network (“CTAN”), of which Rick Marshall, another local resident, is the Treasurer, challenging the validity of the lease-leaseback agreements for the modernization of Hickory Elementary School, Madrona Middle School, North High School, Towers Elementary School, Riviera Elementary School, and Torrance High School. In the lawsuit, McGee and CTAN alleged that the District improperly awarded the lease-leaseback agreements and sought to invalidate the agreements. The District has been defending itself against these lawsuits since 2013.
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District Schools
TUSD consists of 17 elementary, 8 middle, 4 high schools and 1 continuation and 1 alternative high school. The District also has 3 adult school campuses.
