News and Announcements

PUSD Pathway high school seniors attended the 3rd annual Tulare County Federal Credit Union - Porterville High School Branch presentation of "Bite of Reality" at Porterville Church of the Nazarene on Friday morning.

Harmony has been able to sustain that success for several years running as once again it has been rated the top high school in Tulare County by U.S. News and World Report. In addition Harmony continues to maintain its place as one of the nation's top schools.

The school bell at Citrus South Tule School rang loud and far to commemorate the celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the one-room school house on Success Valley Drive in Porterville.

"This is a total success and a great way for students to learn about hands-on opportunities in trade careers."

This fall, Citrus South Tule School will celebrate its 150th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in the history of education in the Porterville and Springville communities.

Porterville's Monache High School will be represented in a national woodworking competition in June.

Retired Tulare County Assistant District Attorney Robert Dempsie has received national recognition for his work with the Granite Hills High School Law, Justice and Ethics Pathway advisory board.

Strathmore High School hosted two state representatives on campus Friday and toured them around the Strathmore Technical Agriculture Research Center to help them gain a better understanding of the Porterville Unified School District’s Ag Pathway program and what type of learning works best for the students.

The 10 Pathway programs were again awarded with NAF's Katherine Blasik Distinguished level of recognition, NAF's highest level achievement.

The Granite Hills High School Law, Justice and Ethics Pathway is now distinguished in more ways than one.