We’re proud to be named a 2024 Honor Roll school by Educational Results Partnership, a data science organization that recognizes schools with high performance in Math and English. Sponsored by the Campaign for Business and Education Excellence, the E…

Congratulations! On behalf of California PBIS, we are pleased to recognize R. F. Hazard Elementary School of the Garden Grove Unified School District for successful PBIS implementation at the PLATINUM level. Your school is a recipient within t…

New this year, GGUSD has expanded its transitional kindergarten program to serve more 4-year-olds than ever before. If your child was born between September 2, 2018 through September 1, 2019, please register your child for our free full day kinder…

Brian Lopes, a four-time mountain bike world champion, and several sixth-grade students at Santa Ana’s RF Hazard Elementary School, were all in on the surprise. On Tuesday, Feb. 15, about two dozen students gathered in the school’s multipurpose room…

Garden Grove Unified School District elementary and intermediate schools earned high rankings in the inaugural publication of America’s 2022 Best K-8 Schools issued by U.S. News & World Report recently. All GGUSD elementary and intermediate…

Hazard scholars were treated to a BMX show to promote kindness, acceptance, and inclusion!

R.F. Hazard partnered with Santiago Color Guards and with the amazing teamwork of our Leadership students, Leadership Advisors (Jessica and Larinda), PTO decorations /flowers, Lisa Smith on Song, George on Tech, Chris on set up/tear down, Ha, Letty, Kamlesh on photographing, organizing and messaging, this new tradition was a huge success and a heartfelt tribute to our deserving Veterans!

The Angels Baseball Team adopted Hazard Elementary School, awarding the school with a $2,000 grant, Angels backpacks, and a virtual visit from Jose Rojas. Thank you Angels! Our students and staff were thrilled!

Our young scholars were thrilled to receive a gift from Pacifica High School students. Thank you so much for sponsoring our kindergarten students. You've made their holidays all the more merry!

CONGRATULATIONS R. F. HAZARD on BEING HONORED AS AMERICA'S BEST URBAN SCHOOL!!! The National Center for Urban School Transformation honored our school, out of potentially 30,000 urban schools in the nation, with a SILVER Medal in recognition of our d…

Hazard Elementary School opened its very first Innovation Lab to encourage project-based learning in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math) instruction.  Students gain hands-on experience with computer coding, robotics, video creation, a…

Hazard Elementary School hosted a red carpet ceremony to celebrate its Millionaire's Club, a group of 26 students who each read one million words this school year. With cheering parents, paparazzi-style photos, and celebrity treatment that included a…

Budding first grade writers at Hazard Elementary School learned about the process of opinion writing and published their work on a Google Doc using Chromebooks. This year, Hazard students are able to experience one to one laptop use beginning in firs…

Hazard Elementary School celebrated Read Across America week with "Thing 1 and Thing 2 Dress like a twin day!".  #GGUSDPride

Hazard Elementary School recently hosted a Family STEAM Night where students and parents joined together to engage in fun coding and robotics projects. Parents and students love the school's STEAM and Innovation Lab which provides a creative space fo…

As we continue with our STEAM focus, Hazard Elementary School hosted a 4th grade STEAM fall festival where students and parents joined together to engage in fun activities and pumpkin contests.

Garden Grove Unified School District (GGUSD) announced that it has been named to the 2018 - 2019 Educational Results Partnership Honor Roll for its high achievement in student success. The program, sponsored by the Campaign for Business and Education…

The state Department of Education has named 35 Orange County campuses as 2020 California Distinguished Schools, the top honor for public schools based on outstanding education programs and practices. Statewide, 323 schools received the honor. “These…