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Wiseburn Unified School District supports a tobacco free environment in all of our schools. We also promote cessation programs for employees and students to help quit tobacco use.

The Wiseburn Unified School District is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate through its policies, procedures, practices or any other manner on the basis of a person's actual or perceived race, color, national origin, sex, physical or mental disability, age, religion, pregnancy, marital status, ancestry, medical conditional, genetic information, veteran status, gender, gender identity, gender expression, or sexual orientation.

The Wiseburn Unified School District is a small (tuition-free) public school system in the El Segundo/west Hawthorne area that serves the Wiseburn communities of Del Aire, Hollyglen, and Wiseburn.  Wiseburn Unified School District also serves the  children of employees from the surrounding aerospace, technology, travel, and entertainment industries, as well as families from the Westchester, Playa del Rey, Playa Vista, Mar Vista, and Ladera Heights area on an interdistrict permit transfer.  
 

The Wiseburn Unified School District has entered into a creative partnership with the Da Vinci Charter Schools which have been authorized by Wiseburn since 2009.  These independent charter schools were locally created to provide a high school option for Wiseburn students and have already been recognized as a national model for 21st Century Learning.  In this unique partnership, the three charter high schools, Da Vinci Communications, Da Vinci Design, and Da Vinci Science serve as the high schools for Wiseburn Unified School District.  The Da Vinci Schools and Wiseburn have leveraged this partnership to finance and build the Wiseburn High School facility that will house all three high schools.  In addition, the K-8 Charter Da Vinci Innovation Academy provides an independent study home-school hybrid option for families.  The partnership between Wiseburn and Da Vinci can serve as a model for district and charter school cooperation for the benefit of students.

A jewel among California's public schools, Wiseburn Unified School District provides an unparalleled level of instruction in a small, nurturing environment that results in academic achievement and better prepared students.  Give your children the opportunity for a rich future through a solid educational beginning.

School News comes out two or three times a year to keep our students, parents, staff, and community informed of the latest news happening at Wiseburn!

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Through a creative partnership, Wiseburn Unified School District and Da Vinci Schools are financing and constructing a high school facility that is envisioned to be an innovative structure designed for 21st Century learning and teaching.  A combination of $87 million dollar local bond and $52.7 million dollars in state matching funds from the Charter Schools Facilities Program will provide the funding for the building and grounds, including a multi-purpose theater, practice field, gymnasium and pool.  In a joint-use agreement with the City of El Segundo, the Department of Parks and Recreation will maintain the pool and run aquatics programs, which will be available to El Segundo and Wiseburn residents.

For more information about the High School Construction.

View the progress of the High School.

 

Thank you, Richard Lundquist and
SouthBay Sports Health & Recreation
for helping us make the Acquatic Center a reality!

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