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Achievements
2024-25 Achievements
We have focused on academic achievement and analyzing assessments and tools to support our students in reaching grade level standards. This work is paying off and helping us close learning gaps.
--Superintendent Corrine Folmer, Ed.D.
Clovis Unified Test Scores
2025 CLASSI Awards
Clovis Assessment System for Sustained Improvement, CLASSI, has been the district’s self-accountability system since 1994. It looks at indicators based in three areas: Student Achievement, Comprehensive Site Management and Cultural Proficiency to determine yearly recipients achieving at high standards in all three areas.
Elementary Schools: Boris, Bud Rank, Cedarwood, Century, Clovis, Cole, Copper Hills, Dry Creek, Fort Washington, Freedom, Fugman, Garfield, Hirayama, Jefferson, Liberty, Lincoln, Maple Creek, Mickey Cox, Red Bank, Riverview, Temperance-Kutner, Valley Oak, Weldon, Woods and Young.
Secondary Schools: Alta Sierra, Buchanan, Clark, Clovis, Clovis North, Clovis West, Granite Ridge, Kastner and Reyburn.
Strides at Schools
Every year, our schools achieve great things in developing students in Mind, Body and Spirit. These are a sampling of the many highlights that occurred on each campus in the 2024-25 school year.
Alta Sierra Intermediate: Fourth consecutive year earning Athletic Supremacy Award
Boris Elementary: Chronic absenteeism dropped by 4%
Buchanan High: Impact Team organized monthly food pickups for CUSD families
Bud Rank Elementary: 95% student attendance rate – among Top 3 highest in CUSD
Clovis Adult: Graduated 47 vocational nurses and 96 nurse assistants
Cedarwood Elementary: State scores grew 9% in ELA, 4% in Math
Center for Advanced Research and Technology: 93% of CUSD CART students said CART prepared them for college and career
Century Elementary: Students wrote letters to local senior citizens
Clark Intermediate: Implemented AVID strategies schoolwide
Clovis Community Day School – Elementary: Named CCEA Model Community Day School for
Elementary
Clovis Community Day School – Secondary: Named CCEA Model Community Day School for
Secondary
Clovis East High: First CUSD Girls Wrestling State Champion
Clovis Elementary: Third consecutive year earning Positivity Project Green Shield Award
Clovis High: Choir, band and orchestra performed at Carnegie Hall in NYC
Clovis North High: Graduating student-athlete repeated two state championship titles in track
Clovis Online School: Developed first-ever, permanent campus to house growing program
Clovis West High: Opened Golden Eagle Outfitters on campus, providing free clothing for students in need
Cole Elementary: Held first Comic Book League Art Show
Copper Hills Elementary: Recognized as California Distinguished School
Dry Creek Elementary: Inaugural Esports League Champions
Fancher Creek Elementary: National AVID Showcase School designation
Fort Washington Elementary: Celebrating 150th anniversary
Freedom Elementary: Superior Rating in Oral Interpretation
Fugman Elementary: Annual Turkey Trot collected 5,000-plus cans of food for local families
Garfield Elementary: Raised more than $4,000 for the American Heart Association
Gateway High: Students built bicycles for CUSD elementary schools
Gettysburg Elementary: Raised funds for water filtration system for village in Thailand
Granite Ridge Intermediate: Math Counts team won 1st Place in the Valley
Hirayama Elementary: Opened as Clovis Unified’s 35th elementary school with 450 students and 18 teachers
Jefferson Elementary: The Jefferson Food Pantry provided food to families across CUSD
Kastner Intermediate: More than 200 students showed growth of 100 points or more on ELA or Math SBAC assesment
Liberty Elementary: Ranked No. 1 among CUSD Elementary Schools in ELA and Math
Lincoln Elementary: Donated the most items in Clovis West Area Canned Food Drive
Maple Creek Elementary: Earned the CA Civic and Learning Award for 9th consecutive year
Mickey Cox Elementary: “Souper Bowl” event collected 13,813 items to donate to the Poverello
House
Miramonte Elementary: State test scores grew 11% in ELA, 5% in Math – higher than pre-COVID
scores
Mountain View Elementary: Four students won at Fresno County Science Fair
Nelson Elementary: Rebranding with new athletic and academic uniforms, creating a college-mentality of competition and community pride
Oraze Elementary: 900 students received “Words Matter” shirts as part of a grant initiative promoting kindness
Pinedale Elementary: Two track athletes earned district championship titles
Reagan Elementary: Donated 200 gifts to nearby elementary school for students in need
Red Bank Elementary: The Ambassadors for Kindness collected 500+ stuffed animals for LA fire victims
Reyburn Intermediate: SJVCGPR Percussion Champions; six students accepted to All-State Choir
Riverview Elementary: Raised funds for Exceptional Parents Unlimited
Sierra Outdoor School: The Clovis Unified science camp hosted 12,679 campers, taught 3,083 classes and made 65,202 meals
Sierra Vista Elementary: Boys Basketball District Champions
Tarpey Elementary: All 652 students created the Tarpey IDAC Diversity Quilt
Temperance-Kutner Elementary: Co-curricular participation doubled
Terry P. Bradley Educational Center: 400-plus construction crew members worked daily building the home of Phillip V. Sanchez Intermediate and Clovis South High
Valley Oak Elementary: Won the Clovis West Area Science Fair
Weldon Elementary: Students completed 33,963 reading lessons and 23,283 math lessons in iReady
Woods Elementary: Recognized as California Distinguished School
Young Elementary: First-ever Young student to be a district champion (wrestling)
Support Team
Clovis Unified departments strive for excellence, efficiency and effectiveness as they ensure our sites and staff have what they need to support student success. In Clovis Unified, we view all of our 6,500+ employees as part of the educational team. Here are highlights from a few of our departments.
Accounting: 71,361 invoices, 17,863 checks and 5,611 cash receipts processed
Budget & Finance: 27th consecutive year earning ASBO Meritorious Budget Award
Campus Catering: 5.37M meals served
CTE: 4,000-plus students enrolled, surpassing pre-COVID numbers
Child Development: 10,537 children enrolled
CI&A: 243 teachers mentored by Clovis Teacher Induction Program
Communications: Six national and state awards
Community Relations: 1,970 attended student
success conferences
Comprehensive Wellness: Added Peer Ambassador and Mediator Mentor programs
Human Resources: Processed the hiring of 170 new teachers and 1,000-plus classified employees
Nursing Services: 477,202 student health office visits
Police: Lexipol Bronze Star Award
Print Shop: 85,000 feet of signs printed (that’s equal to 285 football fields!)
Purchasing: 17,147 purchase orders processed
Special Education: 600 new students on IEPs welcomed
Student Services & School Attendance: 7,331 transfers processed
Technology: 50,000 Chromebooks supported across 50+ district sites
Transportation: 6,987 daily passengers
VAPA: 300+ students earned national, state and county awards
Warehouse: 617,000 items processed, with weekly deliveries to 60+ sites