Promise Fulfilled: Rim Adult Education Officially Opened Fall 2025
Adult Education is back at ROWUSD through a grant-funded partnership, offering free diploma and courses for adults on The Rim.
Measure E Update: Series A Sale Complete, Saving $2.7 Million for Taxpayers
Series A sold with highest credit rating a district can receive and strong investor demand, saving taxpayers $2.7 million. Electrical and HVAC projects prioritized.
Promise Fulfilled: District Opens first Public Preschool on The Rim
In just one year, ROWUSD has brought public preschool to the mountains, opening its first grant-funded preschool at Valley of Enchantment Elementary.
Budget Talk: Filling the Gap in Special Education Funding
Rim fills a $5.9M federal funding gap to serve students with disabilities. It comes at the cost of broader equity and financial stability.
Rim Win: Free Meals Available to Mountain Youth during 2025 Summer
This summer, ROWUSD’s amazing CNS team will make and distribute tens of thousands of free meals to children 18 years & under across the Rim.
Budget Talk: Why Every Surrounding District Receives More LCFF Funding than Rim
Why Rim gets less funding than every nearby district, how this affects our schools, and what needs to be done to ensure more equitable funding.
Budget Talk: The 2025–26 May Revise and COLA’s Limited Relief for Rim Schools
How the 2025–26 COLA leaves Rim underfunded: Structural deficits, reserve declines, and the need for rural school funding reform.
Rim Win: Financial Literacy Coming to Rim Classrooms
District launches grant-funded financial literacy staff training initiative to prepare students for personal finance graduation requirement.
Rim Win: Adult Education’s Next Chapter at Rim Begins
District set to reopen Adult Education with grant funding, offering diploma completion, ESL, and CTE courses to empower lifelong learners across the Rim.
Rim Win: Board Approves $434,301 Proposition 28 Arts and Music Grant
Rim expands arts education across all school sites, hiring educators and enriching programs in music, visual arts, and more thanks to Prop 28.