The Glendale Union High School District Blue Ribbon Citizens Committee announced on March 23 that it is reviewing the district’s Maintenance and Operations budget and inviting community feedback before recommending whether to pursue a renewal of the override in November 2026.
The committee’s study and the potential override decision are significant because they will affect student programs and opportunities. The district encourages parents, students, staff, and community members to attend upcoming meetings to learn more about the process and share their perspectives.
Two public meetings are scheduled: one on March 24 at Washington High School’s Media Center at 6:00 p.m., and another on March 26 at Apollo High School’s Big Hawk Room at 6:00 p.m. The district said these sessions aim to gather broad input from across its ten comprehensive high schools serving grades nine through twelve, according to the official website.
Glendale Union High School District provides a range of extracurricular activities such as championship athletics and award-winning fine arts programs according to the official website. The district also promotes a safe, inclusive environment focused on respect and student well-being according to the official website.
All schools in the district have received “A” ratings and have been recognized among America’s best high schools according to the official website. The district states that it offers rigorous academic programs along with STEM, career education, and extracurricular activities designed for student growth according to the official website.
Governance is provided by a five-member board whose members serve four-year terms according to the official website. Further information about elections or participation can be found by visiting DISTRICT ELECTIONS.
