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2026 Merced County School Counselor of the Year

Congratulations to Yamato’s school counselor, Dulce Ruiz, named Merced County’s 2026 Elementary School Counselor of the Year! Her dedication and caring relationships with students, families, and staff make a positive impact on the Yamato school community every day.
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Celebrating the Arts in LUSD!

We are incredibly proud of our exceptional team of Art and Music teachers who bring creativity, passion, and opportunity to our students every single day. Thanks to their dedication, our students have access to a rich variety of programs that allow them to learn, grow, and shine! View the slideshow for all the sessions offered throughout our schools.
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UCLA Case Study on LUSD's Counseling Program

We are proud to share that LUSD has been featured in a new UCLA case study highlighting the impact of comprehensive school counseling programs.
Click here to read the full article on UCLA’s website.
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VIDEO: LUSD Featured in UCLA Case Study

LUSD School Counseling is a Cornerstone of Student Support: This video produced by UCLA Center for the Transformation of Schools showcases how LUSD’s commitment to student support and wellness is making a measurable difference in academic and social-emotional outcomes.
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LUSD Featured on CBS Evening News for Tackling Chronic Absenteeism

GREAT NEWS! Livingston Union School District (LUSD) has been featured on CBS Evening News for its innovative approach to reducing chronic absenteeism. This recognition highlights LUSD's school nurse, Lori Morgan, who plays an essential role in the well-being of LUSD students.
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LUSD Improving Student Attendance: NPR Publication

Livingston schools are making a positive difference in improving student attendance by building strong relationships and a positive school culture. Read the full story published on National Public Radio.
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Our Mission

All students will be prepared as 21st Century global citizens. They will be proficient readers and writers who can solve problems and think critically, be adaptive and flexible, able to collaborate successfully in groups, effectively utilize technology as a learning and communication tool, demonstrate a positive work ethic, and make meaningful contributions to their school and their community.

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ACSA Spotlight Award

2025 Superintendent of the Year Award

We would like to congratulate Andrés Zamora for receiving the 2025 ACSA Region 9 Superintendent of the Year Award!
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LUSD At A Glance

  • 3.3% Suspension Rate 2024-25
  • 95% Average Daily Attendance 2024-25
  • 98.5% 8th Grade Graduation Rate 2024-25
  • 9.8% EL Reclassification Rate 2024-25