In consideration of the health and welfare of students and staff, through the leadership of County Superintendent Ted Alejandre, collaboration with all the Superintendents within the County of San Bernardino, and the support of the San Bernardino Department of Health, AESD schools and District offices will remain closed through May 1, 2020.

We anticipate the return of our students on Monday, May 4, 2020. We will keep you updated if there are any changes to this anticipated date.

All Schools and District Offices will be closed through our regularly scheduled Spring Break. Currently we are planning for our students to return back to school on Tuesday, April 14. If there are any changes to this date, we will update everyone through this website, email, and Peachjar.

AESD has created weekly resources for your child to maintain their academic skills during our school closure. There are three options to access the materials:

* Option 1 - Pick up a packet in our district office lobby for the week from 10 - 2 pm

* Option 2 - Go online by clicking on the top tab above labeled "Education Opportunities"

* Option 3 - District operated Google Classroom beginning March 24, 2020

March 13, 2020

Adelanto Elementary School District has decided to close all of our schools for one week, from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 20, 2020.

Currently we are planning for our students to return on Monday, March 23, 2020. We will be monitoring Federal and State news and County and San Bernardino Department of Health information release and may extend the school closure dates. If the planned closure is extended past Friday, March 20, we will communicate through this website, email, and Peachjar.

March 12, 2020

As you know, the health and safety of our students, staff and our surrounding community is a priority. To help limit spread of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus COVID-19, AESD will be canceling all upcoming before and after school extra-curricular activities and events at the school sites and within the District. These activities and events include school site parent nights, sports practices, PTA sponsored events, ceremonies, and District sponsored events. The canceling of before and after school events will be in effect until the end of the day on Friday, April 17, 2020. 

Adelanto Elementary School District would like to update our parents, students, and staff regarding the worldwide concerns with respect to the Novel Coronavirus aka (COVID-19). There are still very few cases in the USA and no spread of the virus in our County or City. As of March 5, 2020, there are no confirmed Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in San Bernardino County and/or in the High Desert, Victorville, and/or Adelanto.

AESD is transitioning from an At Large Election Process to a By-Trustee Area Election Process. The first Public Hearing on Trustee Area Scenarios will be at the Regularly Scheduled Board Meeting on August 27, 2019. We want to hear your opinions!

Visit the Trustee Area Survey page to learn more.

In order to allocate state and federal funds to school sites, we need to hear from you. Please click on the corresponding link below. English Title 1 Parent Survey  Spanish Title 1 Parent Survey

Adelanto Virtual Academy (AVA) serves students in exciting programs. If you wish to learn more click here. 

Identifying students who need help learning English is important so they can get the support they need to do well in English Language Arts/Literacy, Mathematics, Science, and other Subject areas in school.  The Summative ELPAC is the test used to measure how well students whose status is 'English Language Learner' understand English.  Information from the test tells your child's teacher about the areas in which your child needs extra support and helps determine if your student can be Reclassified because they no longer need language support.  

English Language Learner students will take the Summative ELPAC this March.  Please see your school administration to determine what days your student will be administered the ELPAC.  

You are an important part of your child's education.  To help your child get ready for the tets, you can:

• Read to your child or have them read to you
• Use pictures and ask your child to tell you what they see happening
• Provide your child with opportunities to use English outside of school
• Talk with your child's teacher about your child's listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills​

Students brought Black History Month to life with their Living Museum. Way to go, GFJ!