Welcome to Upland USD
Proud to be one of the highest achieving school districts in the San Bernardino County, we at Upland Unified School District serve over 11,000 kindergarten through twelfth graders in our 14 public schools. Please read more about us and the leaders of our district who work to make Upland USD a great place for Upland students.
Preschool Re-opening
Step-Up welcomes preschool-aged children between the ages of three to five years old who live within the Upland Unified School District boundaries. We will be reopening in-person classes for the 2021–2022 school year! For more information, please read our reopening information flyer in English or our reopening information flyer in Spanish in their entirety.
Congratulations Class of 2021
Summer Meal Service Update
School Funding Survey
Hello Upland Families,
We are asking all parents/guardians of Upland Unified students to please take a moment to complete an important survey linked below.
This survey is the School Funding Form. The information will affect state funding for our schools, student programs, and other opportunities for the students, such as:
- Enrichment programs (STEM, arts, music) throughout the district
- Support programs (tutoring, small group support, reading support, social-emotional supports)
- ACT & SAT waivers
- Reduced price on AP test
- College application waivers
- School internet costs
There are just a few questions, and it should take no more than five minutes to complete.
If you need assistance in completing the School Funding Form information, please call the District Office at (909) 985-1864, Monday through Friday, between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Our staff is available to support you.
AB 104 Grading Update
AB 104 passed and contains provisions to help students that were in high school during the 2020–2021 school year.
AB 104 allows parents (or students if they are 18) to request that letter grades be changed to "pass/no pass" on student transcripts for 2020–2021. AB 104 also requires CSU to accept the "pass/no pass" grades on transcripts, and it encourages UC and private postsecondary institutions to do the same.
For questions about this update to grading, please reach out to your school site.
Proyecto de Ley de la Asamblea 104 (AB 104) - Actualización de Calificaciones
La AB 104 fue aprobada y contiene disposiciones para ayudar a los estudiantes que estuvieron en la escuela preparatoria durante el año escolar 2020–2021.
AB 104 permite a los padres (o al estudiante, si tiene 18 años) solicitar que las calificaciones con letras del año pasado se cambien a calificaciones de Aprobado/No Aprobado en las transcripciones/expediente académico del estudiante. AB 104 también requiere que el sistema de Universidades Estatales de California (CSU) acepte las calificaciones de Aprobado/No Aprobado en los expedientes académicos, y anima a que el sistema de Universidades de California (UC) e instituciones postsecundarias privadas hagan lo mismo.
Si tiene preguntas sobre esta actualización de calificaciones, comuníquese con su sitio.
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