CNUSD Student Connect Program: A Comprehensive Guide

The Corona-Norco Unified School District (CNUSD) offers a variety of programs and resources designed to connect students, parents, and the community. This article provides a detailed overview of the CNUSD Student Connect program, encompassing online registration, educational opportunities, district schools, and recent events.

Online Registration and ParentConnect

Online Registration opens every year during the Spring for current students. Parents are now required to update and sign all forms electronically through ParentConnect. This streamlined process ensures that student information is current and accessible. ParentConnect also provides access to a student's grades, attendance, and other important information. The app will also allow you to access your student's grades, attendance, and more.

Interdistrict Transfers

If a student is attending a CNUSD school on an Interdistrict transfer from outside CNUSD boundaries, the parent must obtain an Interdistrict transfer renewal form from their current district of residence. This form should be dropped off at the Student Services Department, located at 2820 Clark Avenue, Norco CA, to ensure the student can continue attending CNUSD for the following school year.

Educational Program Opportunities

CNUSD is committed to providing diverse educational opportunities for its students. Some key programs include:

Career Technical Education (CTE)

CTE courses and pathways allow students to develop hands-on experience and learn technical skills, knowledge, and training necessary to succeed in future careers and become lifelong learners. Students have the opportunity to train in industry-specific pathways and even graduate high school with industry-standard certifications. This program aims to prepare students for the workforce by providing practical skills and industry recognition.

Dual-Language Immersion (DLI)

The Dual-Language Immersion (DLI) program provides students with the opportunity to learn a second language starting in kindergarten. Students can learn Spanish or Mandarin and become bilingual, biliterate, and bicultural. This program enriches students' educational experience and prepares them for a globalized world.

STEM Academies

CNUSD has two STEM Academies, located at Corona High and Roosevelt High. These academies help students understand how the academic disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics impact their world and prepare them for the workforce of tomorrow. STEM education combines these four individual fields of study to create an interdisciplinary way of thinking.

Gifted & Talented Education (GATE)

For students with exceptional abilities, Barton Elementary, Garretson Elementary, and Norco Elementary offer a GATE Magnet Program. This program provides enriched learning experiences tailored to the needs of gifted and talented students.

CNUSD Schools

The Corona-Norco Unified School District encompasses a wide range of schools, including:

Elementary Schools

Ben Franklin Elementary
Clara Barton Elementary
Corona Ranch Elementary
Coronita Elementary
Dr. Bernice Todd Elementary
Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary
Eastvale Elementary
Foothill Elementary
Garretson Elementary
George Washington Elementary
Harada Elementary
Highland Elementary
Jefferson Elementary
John Adams Elementary
John Stallings Elementary
Lincoln Fundamental Elementary
Louis VanderMolen Fundamental Elementary
Norco Elementary
Orange Elementary
Parkridge Elementary
Philistine Rondo School of Discovery
Prado View Elementary
Riverview Elementary
Ronald Reagan Elementary
Rosa Parks Elementary
Sierra Vista Elementary
Susan B. Anthony Elementary
Temescal Valley Elementary
Vicentia Elementary
William McKinley Elementary
Woodrow Wilson Elementary

K-8 Academies

Cesar Chavez Academy
Home Gardens Academy

Intermediate Schools

Auburndale Intermediate
Citrus Hills Intermediate
Corona Fundamental Intermediate
Dr. Augustine Ramirez Intermediate
El Cerrito Middle
Letha Raney Intermediate
Norco Intermediate
River Heights Intermediate

High Schools

Academy of Innovation
Centennial High School
Corona High School
Eastvale STEM Academy
Eleanor Roosevelt High School
John F. Kennedy Middle College High School
Lee V. Pollard High School

Viewing student Grades

To view your students Marks (Grades), Select Assignments, then the "Printer" icon. Note that Trimester courses at Elementary and Intermediate will list assignments for the school year since they are scheduled as a year long (YR) course. Grade displayed will be for that mark term (Trimester). *Unless the teacher has set to view a specific term. Is a "snapshot" of the students progress at a specific moment in time, note time stamp. The script is ran nightly, but is NOT LIVE DATA. See Assignments/Attendance for live info after it has been submitted by teacher.

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Recent Events and Activities

CNUSD is an active community with numerous events and activities throughout the year. Here are some highlights from recent months:

Eastvale Band Showcase (April 24, 2025)

Students from all across Eastvale schools came together for the annual Eastvale Band Showcase, celebrating their musical talents and achievements.

Corona Norco Adult School Recognition Ceremony (December 18, 2024)

Corona Norco Adult School held its 2024 Recognition Ceremony at the Corona High School Theater. The event celebrated students from the first cohorts of the brand new Health Care Training Center, as well as ESL, CTE, and Diploma graduates. Community partners were recognized for their continued support of Adult Education, and an award was given to Corona Regional Medical Center for their support of medical pathway students.

Roosevelt High School Inclusive Activities Workshop (September 18)

Student leaders from Roosevelt High School learned about designing more inclusive activities for their campus, promoting a welcoming and supportive environment for all students.

District College and Career Fair

The annual district College and Career Fair was held at Norco College, featuring 75 colleges, universities, and other opportunities. The event allowed students to explore their future possibilities and get excited about their educational journey.

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Board of Education Student Recognition (April 17)

The Board of Education recognized outstanding students for their achievements and contributions to the CNUSD community.

Eastvale STEM Academy eSTEM Expo (March 12)

The Eastvale STEM Academy held their annual eSTEM expo, showcasing student projects and innovations in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Math Field Day (March 2)

Nearly 600 students from 28 schools spanning grades 5 - 8 competed in Math Field Day at Corona High School. The event was supported by over 60 coordinators, 75 high school volunteers from Centennial, Roosevelt, and Santiago High School, math TSAs, and a group of parents.

CNUSD Spelling Bee

Avijeet Randhawa, an 8th grader from Auburndale Intermediate, won first place at the 2024 CNUSD Spelling Bee by spelling the word “disembogue” correctly. Avi moved on to the RCOE regional spelling bee, with the opportunity to qualify for the national spelling bee in Washington DC.

Superintendent Summer Writing Challenge Award

Anvita Vinodanand was surprised by Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edwin Gomez with the Superintendent Summer Writing Challenge Award for writing and illustrating a book about shapes during her kindergarten year. Her book was selected to be published through RCOE.

Dodger Player Visit to Corona High School (January 31)

Dodger player Joe Kelly and his wife Ashley visited Corona High School as part of the #DodgersLoveLA tour, donating a check for $10,000 to the baseball team.

Career Technical Education Expo

The annual Career Technical Education Expo was held at John F. Kennedy Middle College High School, showcasing career pathways from various schools across the District.

Orange Elementary Big Hero Breakfast (February 15)

Orange Elementary held its annual Big Hero Breakfast, honoring family members who serve the community in roles such as fire, police, sheriff, military, and emergency services.

School Safety Symposium

The Corona-Norco Unified School District, in collaboration with law enforcement partners, hosted a School Safety Symposium for parents and community members at Corona High School.

Senior Visits to Elementary Schools (May 24)

Seniors from high schools across the district visited their old elementary schools, where they were cheered and celebrated by students and staff.

CNUSD Data Center Shutdown (March 2-3)

The CNUSD data center was shut down for facility modernization, resulting in intermittent service.

School Closures due to Airport Fire

Todd Elementary, Temescal Valley Elementary, and Wilson Elementary were closed an additional day due to their proximity to local evacuation warnings from the Airport Fire. All other schools remained open and followed inclement weather protocols.

Dress Code Updates

The Corona-Norco Unified School District has updated its student dress code to be more enforceable, clear, and non-discriminatory. The process of updating the District’s Board Policy on student dress code began during the 2021-2022 school year.

Lan Gomez: School Psychologist

Lan Gomez is recognized as an excellent school psychologist at Corona High School, supporting students, teachers, and parents with empathy, proficiency, and effective interventions.

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