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Our vision at Juliette Low School of the Arts is to provide students in preschool through sixth grades with a rigorous, high quality educational program that develops the whole child through a curriculum that integrates academic content, technology, and each of the four visual and performing arts domains (dance, theater, visual arts, and music). In order to prepare our students for success in a global society, emphasis is placed on the 7-Cs: Commitment, Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Creativity, Character, Communication, and Community.

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School News Update September 2025

The September 2025 Edition of School News and Podcast is now available!

Learn about the Kaboom Playground Grand Opening, Back to School Nights, spirit rallies, leadership opportunities, parent engagement, Scottie Pride, No Backpack Day, community partnerships, new Learning Center models, Panther Pride, and a magical Back-to-School Bash filled with fun and special guests.
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Dr. David Appling Recognized by Magnolia School District Board of Trustees for Statewide Human Resources Award

The Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) annually recognizes outstanding school and district administrators for their achievements and dedication to public education. Dr. David Appling was honored with the prestigious Human Resources Administrator of the Year Award for ACSA Region 17. He was later selected as the ACSA State Human Resources Administrator of the Year—a tremendous accomplishment that reflects his exceptional leadership and service.
Dr. David Appling

Dr. Appling Named as County and State Human Resources Administrator of the Year

The Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) annually recognizes outstanding school and district administrators for their achievements and their dedication to public education. Dr. David Appling was honored with the prestigious Human Resources Administrator of the Year Award for ACSA Region 17, which includes all of Orange County. He was later named as the ACSA State Human Resources Administrator of the Year.
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Magnolia School District’s First Choir and Band Performance

On the evening of May 7th the newly formed Magnolia School District Choir had their first performance at Salk School. The Choir performed with the expanded Magnolia School District Band in front of a packed auditorium filled with parents and staff members.The night opened with the Choir, who lit up the stage with powerful renditions of songs by Disney, Bruno Mars, Billie Eilish, and American Authors—complete with standout student solos.