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The Corona-Norco Unified School District (CNUSD) |
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CNUSD recruits teachers nationwide and offers very competitive salaries. "We seek the best teachers. We seek teachers who love children, who work hard, who want to grow, who want to create effective schools and who constantly validate, honor, respect and applaud children for their efforts." The District is committed to meeting the needs of the "whole child" to not only produce good students but to assist in creating good citizens, lifelong learners, critical thinkers and graduates who are successful in life. |
Of
23 districts in Riverside County, CNUSD ranks third in student
achievement. But its goal is to be the best. "That's our
motivation, our vision and the goal that drives us. Our focus is one:
student achievement! Our Mission will be accomplished by a well
trained professional staff, utilizing shared decision making, and
parent and community involvement. Please help us by becoming part of
our District. Together we can make a difference." *
Diversity is recognized as a strength and a valuable resource that is
accepted and respected by the organization. Corona-Norco
Unified School District 2820
Clark Ave. Norco,
CA 92860 909-736-5000 We have career opportunities for educators. Click to learn more. |
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| The Corona-Norco Unified School District (CNUSD) | ||
The
Corona-Norco Unified School District (CNUSD) is located 45 miles
southeast of Los Angeles, California, in the western section of
Riverside County. The area served by CNUSD continues to experience
rapid growth, and has developed from an agriculturally oriented center
to a residential commuter-base. Founded in 1893 as the Yorba School
District, CNUSD provides education for the approximately 40,000
students of Corona, Norco, and unincorporated areas of Riverside
County including El Cerrito, Home Gardens, Coronita, Mira Loma and
Lake Mathews. Encompassing 154 Square Miles, CNUSD has 22 elementary
schools, 5 intermediate schools, 4 comprehensive high schools and 3
alternative schools.
The
District is committed to meeting the needs of the "whole
child" to not only produce good students but to assist in
creating good citizens, lifelong learners, critical thinkers and
graduates who are successful in life.