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Davis Magnet School Wins First Place in the Inaugural ocMaker Challenge Jr. Posted 5/22/19

You're Invited: Newport-Mesa's Annual Robotics Competition Posted 5/20/19

Newport-Mesa High School Students Receive Orange County Youth Sports Foundation Scholarships Posted 5/20/19

AB 329: Pupil instruction - sexual health education Posted 5/18/19

Corona del Mar High School Recognized as a Top Performing School in America Posted 5/17/19

Human Relations Task Force/ Community Workshops Posted 5/14/19

Newport-Mesa High School Students Receive Angels Baseball Foundation Scholarships Posted 5/6/19

Early College High School Receives California Distinguished Schools Award Posted 4/30/19

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Take a moment to watch our Get Involved video, as we share some of the ways you can get involved and make a difference in our schools and in the lives of students.

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About Our School

About Us

Newport-Mesa Unified School District was unified on July 1, 1966. The district includes 58.83 square miles including Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, and Corona del Mar.

Our Superintendent Dr. Fred Navarro and the seven member governing school board oversees 32 schools and approximately 22,000 students. Our district is comprised of 22 elementary schools, 2 intermediate schools, 2 middle/high schools, 2 high schools, 3 alternative education programs, and 1 adult education program (in partnership with Huntington Beach Adult School.)

We employ approximately 1,700 certificated employees and 1,500 classified employees.

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