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COMMUNITY INVITED: SCHOOL SAFETY PLAN EVALUATION AND PUBLIC INPUT MEETING

Baldwin Park High School invites all community members to participate in our Comprehensive School Safety Plan (CSSP) Evaluation Meeting.

BPHS College & Career Advisor Lupe Falls, student Sebastian Camacho, Anais Markes, Justin Vo, Dixianah Cervantes, Oscar Alfaro, and Veteran Advisor Agustin Jimenez take a group photos at Baldwin Park High

BPHS Students Gain Hands-On Government Experience at Boys & Girls State

Five Baldwin Park High School students stepped into the world of public service this summer, representing their school and community at the 2025 Boys & Girls State program in Sacramento.

BPUSD Schools Earn Statewide Recognition for PBIS Excellence

Nine Baldwin Park Unified schools were honored by the California PBIS Coalition for exemplary implementation of Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports, including a record six Platinum Award recipients.

BPUSD Welcomes 2025-26 Student Board Members

Baldwin Park Unified School District officially welcomed three new student board members during the Board of Education meeting on Sept. 9, where seniors Isabella Lara of Baldwin Park High School, Anthony Harley of North Park Continuation High School, and Katalina Luna De La Mora of Sierra Vista High School were sworn in to represent the student voice for the 2025-26 school year.

BPHS Teacher Mr. Ibis Aguilar poses for a photo at the UCLA Game for Teacher Recognition

BPHS Teacher Recognized by UCLA Extra Yard for Teachers Week

Baldwin Park High School teacher Ibis Aguilar has been recognized by UCLA as part of the 2025 Extra Yard for Teachers Week, a national celebration honoring educators who make a lasting impact in their schools and communities.

student athletes face off at football game

Baldwin Park Braves Secure Victory Bell in 2025 Crosstown Showdown

The annual Crosstown Showdown lived up to its name on Sept. 12, with a vibrant Jack B. White Stadium as Baldwin Park High School and Sierra Vista High School battled for the coveted Victory Bell.

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