Community Schools

At OUSD, our School Community Liaisons play a vital role in connecting families with the services and support they need. From resources to relationships, they help empower students and families every step of the way.

📰 Read more in the latest issue of North County Informador Magazine Here.

Rep. Mike Levin and USDA Deputy Secretary Xochitl Torres Small recently visited Mission Elementary School to highlight the launch of the new Summer EBT program—an initiative aimed at ensuring low-income students have access to nutritious food when school is out. Oceanside Unified is proud to be part of the conversation around supporting the whole child, year-round.

👉 See the story here.

Oceanside Unified’s attendance team is stepping up efforts to support families and reduce chronic absenteeism by making home visits, phone calls, and providing needed resources to help students get back in school. Read the full story here.

Oceanside Unified staff are hitting the streets—knocking on doors and connecting directly with families—to improve student attendance and ensure every child has what they need to succeed. Watch the full story here.

Mission, Libby, and Laurel Elementary Schools, along with Jefferson Middle School, have officially become community schools—creating stronger partnerships to support students and families. Read the story here.

Through a new district initiative, Mission, Libby, and Laurel Elementary Schools, along with Jefferson Middle School, have become community schools—focused on removing obstacles to learning and deepening school-community partnerships. Read the story here.