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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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Spelling Bee Winners

Spelling Bee Winners

At the March 12 Board meeting, Magnolia School District’s 2025–26 Spelling Bee winners were recognized and awarded certificates for their impressive achievement.
Dr. Frank Donavan, Superintendent

Dr. Frank Donavan Receives 2026 ACSA Region 17 Dr. Janice Billings Award

Magnolia School District proudly congratulates Dr. Frank Donavan on being named the recipient of the 2026 ACSA Region 17 Dr. Janice Billings Award. This award recognizes administrators that demonstrate exceptional leadership in the area of student advocacy, especially in advocating for students who face exceptional circumstances and obstacles.
Thuan Mai, 1st Grade Teacher

March 12 Board Meeting Highlights

At the March 12 Board meeting, the Magnolia School District Board of Trustees recognized Juliette Low School of the Arts Employees and Volunteer of the Year.
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School News Update March 2026

The March 2026 Edition of School News and Podcast is now available!

Across the district, schools are creating meaningful experiences that strengthen learning and community. Students were welcomed by Anaheim Police during a special morning visit, one campus earned national recognition as a 2026 America’s Best Schools Award finalist, and families joined a hands-on math workshop to better support learning at home. Other highlights included a Father-Daughter Dance, student-led literacy fundraisers, Kindness Week activities, a “Lunch With a Loved One” event, a Kids Heart Challenge promoting wellness and service, and a solar cooker project that brought science and engineering to life.
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School News Update November 2025

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

Learn about afterschool clubs that build leadership and creativity, reading programs that boost literacy, student leadership opportunities, cultural celebrations, family engagement events, academic excellence recognitions, technology and esports innovation, community partnerships, and character-building activities that inspire lifelong learning.