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Educational Partners for All Students

The Peninsula Education Foundation

Preparing for the Future

High School Students Learn About College Admissions

STEM Focus

Lunada Bay Teachers Enjoying the New STEM Lab on Campus

Helping At-Risk Students

Suicide Prevention Training for Staff

Happy 50th Miraleste!

The Miraleste Campus Celebrates 50 Years.

Celebrating Positive Behavior

Teaching and encouraging good behavior with Positive Behavioral Intervention Supports

Science Night

National Honor Society Members Help Young Scientists

Future Explorers

The Annual Spacewalk at Dapplegray Elementary School

Team Effort

Rancho Vista's Principal Kuykendall Helps Teach Math

Mental Health Matters

Suicide Prevention Training for Staff

Music teachers demonstrate instruments to students.

Making Music

Elementary Music Program at Every School

Gardens of Learning

Montemalaga students working together in the school garden.

Students holding PEF signs at Skechers Pier to Pier Friendship Walk

Thanks for Supporting PVPUSD Schools

Peninsula Education Foundation

Military symbols and family holding hands.

Welcome Military Families

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The Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District (PVPUSD), students, staff and administrators have been working together to address safety and security concerns.  These efforts include partnering with the Palos Verdes Estates Police Department and the Lomita Sherriff’s Office.

What we have been doing

Installed lock blocks on all doors to close and lock quickly in the event of an
emergency.

Installed window shades for windows on classroom doors.

Repaired fence lines district-wide and added multiple emergency egress (self-closing) gates to allow for rapid evacuation, if needed.

Provided uniform work clothing for maintenance, custodial and support staff.

Hired two School Resource Officers to be primarily located at each comprehensive high school.

Deploying a new Visitor Management System. All adults on campus will need an ID badge.

Deploying an enhanced emergency communications system throughout the District.  Once completed new digital radios and signal repeaters will allow for District-wide emergency communications for all sites.