As parents in your child's education, your input is valued. Please take a few minutes to respond to this brief parent survey. The information will be used to help evaluate and strengthen parental involvement within our schools and district. Click for English and Spanish links:
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The Work Ability and Transition Services Department is thrilled to be hosting our annual Special Education Transition Night on Thursday, February 22nd from 5:30-8pm. This event will be held at the District Office in the back PDA rooms 3/4. Guest speakers from Harbor Regional Center, Department of Rehabilitation, Cerritos College DSPS, Cypress School of Continuing Education Disability Support, Social Security Administration (SSI) & NLMUSD Adult Transition Program at Huerta will be presenting and answering questions regarding post secondary support services, training programs and employment. Our students and families will hear from all panelists and attend breakout sessions of choice.
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Please view the attached memo from Superintendent Hasmik Danielian regarding student walkout protests. Memo is available in English and Spanish.
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Please take a moment to take our 2018 LCAP parent and community survey
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On Sunday, a threat was posted on social media involving Norwalk High School. The Sheriff's Department investigated the threat and determined it was a hoax. School will be held as normal. The safety and security of our students and staff are our number one priority.
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A veteran visual arts teacher known for her passionate teaching and a classroom style that focuses on guiding students toward innovation and creativity has been named a 2017 Los Angeles County Teacher of the Year.

Jennifer Hodge, of Benton Middle Magnet School in La Mirada, was one of the 16 county teachers of the year who were announced September 29th by the Los Angeles County Office of Education at ceremonies held at a Universal City hotel. The winners were presented by L.A. County Superintendent of Schools Debra Duardo as outstanding educators who have served with praiseworthy distinction
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The Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District values all students and is committed to serving them regardless of their immigration status. We will continue to provide them with a safe and welcoming environment in which to learn, and will ensure that they are always protected at school.

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