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Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary School District

The families and staff of Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary School District are immensely proud of the district's 140 years of providing students with an exceptional education and learning environment. Pleasant Valley Elementary, consistently ranked among the top ten elementary schools in San Luis Obispo County, is known for its unique blend of a rigorous and comprehensive 21st-century education and a small, family-like learning environment.
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Kinder Art
Worm experiment
Science Camp
Learning new concepts
Team work 1
Wax Museum
Science
Teamwork 2
Contractions
Singing
Group
Winter Program
Fifth and Sixth Grade Pile
Girls on the Bars
Field Trip
Color Run
Girls Upsidedown
Rainbow
Thanksgiving Feast
Group Work
Chemistry Lesson
Kinders at the Computers
Kickball
Experiment
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About Us

Students on a Bench
Front of the School
Under the Tree
Welcome to Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary School District. Located along the California Central Coast and nestled among the rolling vine-covered hills of San Miguel, Pleasant Valley is the smallest district in San Luis Obispo County. 
 
The mission of Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary School District is to develop responsible students able to think clearly, independently, and function socially in a rapidly changing, highly competitive world. 

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Public Posting of Textbook Sufficiency

All California school districts are required to publicly post information confirming they have textbooks and other instructional materials available for all students before the eighth day of school. A resolution regarding textbook sufficiency will be approved by the Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary School District board on September 10, 2025, during their regularly scheduled meeting. The meeting will occur in the school's library and will start at 6:00 pm.
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Aeries Parent Portal

Parents of students in the third through sixth grades can sign into the district's grading program to find information about their child's attendance, assignments, and grades.
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