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2025 Facilities Master Plan survey invitation with a site map and information about improvements.
Two children and an adult engaged in a robotics project at a table with various materials.

Falcon Academy of Science and Technology's Innovation Lab fosters hands-on learning, critical thinking, collaboration and communication at all grade levels. 

Three girls in blue shirts smiling together at an outdoor event.

Mariposa Elementary students at the 2025 Brea Elementary School Track (BEST) Meet. As a beloved and annual event of BOUSD, the BEST Meet brings together 4th through 6th graders from all elementary schools for a one-day track and field competition.

two male students constructing a robot atop a table at Brea Junior High

Brea Junior High Robotics Program provides opportunities for students to develop skills and interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), as well as computer science. 

Students in jerseys participate in a basketball game with a cheering crowd present.

Brea Olinda High School has officially been recognized as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School, a prestigious honor that highlights the school’s ongoing commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for all students.

Brea Olinda Unified School District overview of the 2025-2026 LCAP budget.
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Jennifer Swan smiles with Kennedy Swan. Kennedy is lying against a blue blanket

Brea Olinda High School Student Kennedy Swann to Make History on the TEDx Stage

Brea Olinda High School 10th grader Kennedy Swan will make history this weekend as she takes the stage with her mother, Jennifer Swan (BOHS Class of ‘94), to participate in TEDx Temecula where she will be the first person ever to deliver a TEDx talk using a speech-generating device operated by her eyes. Read more.
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About Us

The Brea Olinda Unified School District is a devoted educational community that develops students to become local and global influencers through dynamic learning experiences. The District is comprised of six elementary schools, one junior high, one comprehensive high school, one continuation high school and one online academy to serve approximately 5,800 students. Eight of our schools have been designated either California Distinguished Schools or Blue Ribbon Schools, as well as earning a variety of other accolades, including Golden Bell , PBIS and Model Continuation School honors. BOUSD students have won honors in county, state, and national competition, including CIF championships, Academic Decathlon and Pentathlon Tournaments. 
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At A Glance

10 Schools
8 California Distinguished Schools
PBIS Award-Winning Schools
2022 Pivotal Practice Award
Award-Winning Educational Staff
3 AVID Sites
Innovative Programs: Career Exploration,
Coding, Dual Immersion, GATE
Traditional and Non-Traditional Education Options

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Group of students in the preschool and TK and K programs grouped together in front of a bright blue background stage. Student are wearing different colored shirts that resemble a rainbow with grouped together
Two female students and one male student smile while in a classroom at Arovista Elementary. Female student on left is wearing red sweatshirt with red bow in hair. Male student is in the middle and the other female student is to the right.
a female and male student stand behind a video camera on a tripod to interview another male student on the brea junior high campus. Other students can be seen off to the right side.
Three female students in green graduation caps and gowns smile
two male students stand in front of pieces of wood panels in a classroom.
two Asian female students smile while holding books in front of them and sitting on a carpet
BOHS Cheer team photo
BOHS Robotics World Championship
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