Click the link above for access to the 2019-2020 LCAP and LCAP meeting information.
Please join us at our community input meetings. This is an opportunity to provide feedback on PVSD services in preparation for the development of the 2020 Local Control Accountability Plan.
PVSD takes the safety and welfare of our students and staff very seriously. All schools have comprehensive plans in place to handle emergency situations that are reviewed and updated annually. Click to read more...
On August 12th, the Pleasant Valley School District received a notice of possible legal action over its at-large elections. Our governing Board will move forward in a transparent manner.
On behalf of Ventura County Public Health, please see the linked information regarding the coronavirus.
The Measure C Citizens' Oversight Committee (COC) respectfully submit the annual report to the residents, voters and taxpayers of the Pleasant Valley School District. This report fulfills the requirement that the School District Board of Trustees form an independent COC, and that this committee report to the public on the proper expenditure of bond funds at least once annually. This report covers expenses in the time frame of September 2018 to June 30, 2019.
Devin Holzer is a change agent who believes we can leverage technology to achieve Excellence for All.
Our School Site News bulletin highlights previous and upcoming events at each of our schools. This newsletter is updated each month during the school year, so check back often for the latest updates!
PVSD is excited to launch our Parent University. This series of workshops will provide families with information on a variety of topics. Our next event is on March 17, 2020. The topics will be Fostering Positive Peer Relationships and Second Step social emotional learning curriculum. Please click the Parent University link above to view the flyer.
Pleasant Valley School District is celebrating its 150th anniversary this fall. Our commitment to providing an environment that fosters excellence for all is as steadfast as when settlers founded PVSD in 1868. With a population of around 6300 students, we offer 11 outstanding schools for the children in our community. We are a destination district due to our high academic outcomes, innovative programming, and strong community support.
