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A joint op-ed in Capitol Weekly by NAF and PUSD Pathways

Students at Porterville High School are using their construction knowledge to build little libraries for their community.

Karla Vargas and Mariana Andrade Delgado of Porterville High's Academy of Health Sciences earned Honorable Mention status of KnoPro’s “The Future of Health: Tech that Saves Lives” Challenge.

Three Porterville Unified School District Pathways have been awarded NAF’s Katherine Blasik Distinguished level recognition for 2026 — NAF’s highest level of achievement.

For the fifth straight year Harmony Magnet Academy has received national recognition from Project Lead the Way for Excellence in Career Connect learning by being named a Distinguished School.

A collaborative project between PUSD, CAPS (Climate Action Pathways for Schools), and CAL FIRE.

"Cold Play: Chilly but fun Christmas Parade"

10 Minutes with Tipton has had more than 100 interviews published. Students in the After School Education and Safety (ASES) Program at Tipton Elementary School take time to Zoom with individuals in the community to ask them questions about their jobs, lives and strategies they can use in their own lives to help them become college and career-ready.

Granite Hills High School’s (GHHS) LJE 11th-grade Law & Justice Pathway students put months of interdisciplinary learning into action on Tuesday, November 25, during multiple DUI Traffic Stop Simulations.

Gianna Rohrbach is a student in the Academy of Performing Arts (APA) at Harmony Magnet Academy.