PHS, Muir and Marshall (Photos – PUSD)
The final group of Pasadena Unified School District (PUSD) schools and programs are set to reopen on January 30 following extensive environmental testing. The district has confirmed that the tests conducted at some schools have cleared, allowing for a safe return to classrooms.
By Rena Kurlander
Pasadena High School and John Muir Early College Magnet High School tests have cleared and both schools will open on Jan. 30. Parents and guardians are advised to check their email for messages from school principals regarding start times.
Additionally, the Early Childhood Program at Jefferson Elementary will reopen, relocating to the Jefferson Children’s Center. Families should refer to communication from the Early Childhood Education office for further instructions.
Environmental testings at the remaining campuses are still underway, with results expected to be finalized overnight. The testing company is working around the clock to complete the process, and results will be posted on the district’s website as soon as they are available, between midnight and 5:00 am.
Late start time
However, due to the ongoing testing, Jackson STEM Elementary and Marshall Fundamental School are planning to open at a late start time:
- Jackson STEM and Marshall Fundamental are planning to open at 9:20 am on Thursday, January 30, with dismissal at the regular time.
If there is a delay, you will be welcomed to participate in the community connector at an alternative space with the leaders and staff from your schools. “As we work to reopen this final group of schools – our largest – it is a fluid process, and we deeply appreciate your patience and understanding,” read a statement from the district.
For ongoing updates and to access test results, parents and guardians are encouraged to visit pusd.us/firerelief-safety.
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