News & Announcements

One Technology Support Technician Assistant was in for quite a surprise after receiving a book all about him, as told from the perspective of a student at Lincoln Elementary.

The bus routes for summer school 2019 are now available. Please be sure to review so you know when your child will be departing/arriving at their bus stop. Please note: times are approximate and may be adjusted for accuracy.

Wilson Middle School was a recipient of some early holiday giving on Tuesday, Dec. 18. Dollar General donated $10,000 to the school through the company’s literacy foundation on the first day of the company’s “12 Days of Giving” campaign.

Fourteen students and two advisers from the Exeter FFA Chapter had the opportunity to attend the 91st National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana during the fourth week of October. As stated by many of the attendees, the experience was unparalleled.

No local educational election will affect more students and parents than the tightly contested race for Tulare County Superintendent of Schools. As the polls closed, Tim Hire had more than 50% of the vote and a more than 1,000-vote lead over Craig Wheaton with 48.50%.

Exeter makes a statement in Division II with a convincing sweep over Lemoore. The road on the upper half of the Division II bracket to the section finals at College of the Sequoias’ Porter Field House must go through Exeter.

The district is proud to announce significant growth in English Language Arts and Mathematics statewide assessments as recently reported by the California Department of Education.

Wilson Middle School had some changes over the summer. On the first day of school, students got to see the newly remolded first three wings of classrooms, and got to meet their new principal.

An Exeter, California, native and 2014 Exeter Union High School graduate is serving in the U.S. Navy aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island. Petty Officer 3rd Class Angel Montejano is a machinist's mate aboard the amphibious assault ship...

Kaweah High School senior Jose Mejia thought his senior year was supposed to be the highlight of his school career. Then a move to a new school threatened to change all that.