San Pasqual Valley Unified School District

Imperial County5 Schools~575 Students Enrolled

Academic Calendar

Holidays & Events2026-2027
  • Jul03

    Independence Day Observance

    Jul 3, 2026

  • Aug12

    New Teacher Orientation

    Aug 12, 2026 - Aug 13, 2026

  • Aug19

    First Day of School

    Aug 19, 2026

  • Sep07

    Labor Day Holiday

    Sep 7, 2026

  • Oct16

    Trimester 1 Progress Report Issuance

    Oct 16, 2026

  • Oct19

    Parent Teacher Conferences

    Oct 19, 2026 - Oct 23, 2026

  • Nov11

    Veterans Day Observance

    Nov 11, 2026

  • Nov20

    End of Trimester 1

    Nov 20, 2026

  • Nov23

    Thanksgiving Recess

    Nov 23, 2026 - Nov 27, 2026

  • Dec21

    Winter Recess Part 1

    Dec 21, 2026 - Dec 31, 2026

  • Dec24

    Christmas Holiday Observance

    Dec 24, 2026 - Dec 25, 2026

  • Jan01

    Winter Recess Conclusion

    Jan 1, 2027 - Jan 4, 2027

  • Jan18

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day

    Jan 18, 2027

  • Jan22

    Trimester 2 Progress Report Issuance

    Jan 22, 2027

  • Feb12

    Presidents Day Holidays

    Feb 12, 2027 - Feb 15, 2027

  • Mar05

    End of Trimester 2

    Mar 5, 2027

  • Mar25

    Spring Recess Begins

    Mar 25, 2027 - Mar 31, 2027

  • Mar26

    Spring Break Local Holiday

    Mar 26, 2027

  • Apr01

    Spring Recess Conclusion

    Apr 1, 2027 - Apr 5, 2027

  • Apr23

    Trimester 3 Progress Report Issuance

    Apr 23, 2027

  • May17

    CAASPP Testing Window Start

    May 17, 2027

  • May28

    CAASPP Testing Window End

    May 28, 2027

  • May31

    Memorial Day

    May 31, 2027

  • Jun10

    Last Student Day and Promotion Ceremony

    Jun 10, 2027

  • Jun18

    Juneteenth Holiday Observance

    Jun 18, 2027

Area & Neighborhood Coverage

The San Pasqual Valley Unified School District proudly serves the eastern stretches of Imperial County, California, encompassing a unique geographic footprint along the lower Colorado River. This district's service area includes the close-knit communities of Winterhaven, Bard, and the surrounding agricultural valleys that characterize this border region. Situated at the nexus of California and Arizona, the district operates within a landscape defined by the majestic desert environment, vibrant farming operations, and proximity to significant natural and historical landmarks unique to this particular corner of the Golden State.

Community Roots & Local Environment

Deeply embedded within the fabric of its rural setting, the San Pasqual Valley Unified School District stands as a central pillar for the tight-knit communities it serves. Life here is often shaped by the rhythms of the agricultural seasons and the serene beauty of the desert landscape, fostering a strong sense of local identity. Community members, many of whom are multi-generational residents, play an active role in supporting the local environment and its institutions. This close-knit atmosphere ensures that the district's presence is truly integrated into the daily lives and aspirations of the San Pasqual Valley residents, reflecting the unique character of this Imperial County region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the general climate like in the San Pasqual Valley area of Imperial County?

The San Pasqual Valley experiences a desert climate, characterized by very hot summers with abundant sunshine and mild winters. Rainfall is sparse, making the region known for its clear skies and arid beauty, which significantly influences local outdoor activities and daily life for residents.

How does the San Pasqual Valley USD connect with local Imperial County resources?

Given its location, the district often collaborates with local agricultural organizations, natural resource agencies, and community groups within Imperial County. These connections help enrich the local experience for families and ensure the district remains deeply integrated into the economic and environmental context of the valley.

Are there notable local landmarks or recreational opportunities near the San Pasqual Valley communities?

Yes, the region boasts several unique local landmarks and recreational opportunities. The proximity to the Colorado River provides access to water-based activities like fishing and boating, while nearby desert areas offer chances for exploration, hiking, and appreciating the stark beauty of the landscape. Historical sites related to early California development and agriculture are also present in the broader Imperial County area.