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In partnership with the Melinda Hoag Smith Center for Healthy Living and IKEA, the district invites families to a back-to-school event designed to connect you with helpful resources for school-aged children — all in one place

High school and middle school students must complete online CHP safety training and pass a quiz, while elementary students will participate in age-appropriate training during the school day.

High school students are getting a head start on careers in education through the district's new Education Career Jumpstart program.

Mandatory safety education is required for everyone. High school and middle school students must complete online CHP safety training and pass a quiz using their NMUSD login, while elementary students will participate in age-appropriate "Walk ‘N Rollers" training during the school day.

Applications for a 2026-27 bus pass will be available starting July 6.

The 2026 spring athletic season in Newport-Mesa Unified School District (NMUSD) featured CIF championships, league titles, record-breaking performances, and outstanding individual achievements. Student-athletes continued to demonstrate excellence, perseverance, and sportsmanship while representing their schools and communities with pride.

The Summer Food Service Program is a federally funded program that provides meals for children 18 years of age and younger during periods when they are out of school for 15 or more consecutive school days. 

Whether you’re spending time at home, traveling, or enjoying outdoor activities, the district encourages everyone to keep health, safety, and well-being in mind throughout the summer months.