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Magnolia School District is proud to announce that the Piano Lab and Integrated Music Program at Juliette Low School of the Arts has earned the 2026 Golden Bell Award, presented by the California School Boards Association (CSBA). Now in its 47th year, the Golden Bell Awards recognize outstanding programs and innovative practices in school districts and county offices of education throughout California.

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

Across the district, schools are kicking off the year with experiences that strengthen learning and community. Schweitzer students are building leadership through Habit Houses, Salk is celebrating America’s Best School recognition, and Marshall is helping students set meaningful goals. Other highlights include Walter’s red-carpet welcome and new playground activities, backpacks filled with supplies at Juliette Low, belonging and student volunteering at Baden-Powell, and relationship-building and active learning at Maxwell. Pyles students practiced positive school expectations through hands-on activities, while Disney celebrated its first week with student recognition and a visit from Magic the Disney Dragon.

Magnolia School District is proud to announce that all nine of our schools have been named 2026 America’s Healthiest Schools by Alliance for a Healthier Generation. Each Magnolia school received recognition in the Supporting School Health Services category.

At the June 25 Board Meeting, the Magnolia School District Board of Trustees proudly recognized Superintendent Dr. Frank Donavan and Assistant Superintendent of Educational Services Dr. Veronica Lizardi for their recent honors from the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) Region 17.

The May 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.

Graduating seniors from Magnolia High School, Savanna High School and Oxford Academy returned to their former Magnolia School District elementary schools on Monday, May 18, 2026, for a special tradition celebrating their accomplishments.