The Instructional Services Department oversees the District’s core curriculum and provides essential support to ensure high-quality teaching and learning for all students. This department supports teachers and administrators through professional development, access to assessment data, and research-based interventions, ensuring students receive a well-rounded, standards-based education delivered through effective instructional strategies in a safe and positive school climate. Instructional Services also manages key programs such as the English Learner Program, Dual Immersion Program, Gifted and Talented Education (GATE), Indian Education Program, and DELAC. The department facilitates state testing and electronic student score reporting, ensures compliance with the Williams Act, and coordinates academic student events like History Day, the Science and Engineering Fair, and the Spelling Bee.

• DELAC

• Dual Immersion Program

• English Learner Program

• Gifted and Talented Education

• Indian Education Program

• State Testing: Electronic Student Scores

• Williams Act

The School Accountability Report Card (SARC) provides detailed information about each school within Banning USD. Mandated by both state and federal law since 1988, SARCs are designed to give parents and caregivers the tools to make meaningful comparisons between public schools and to make informed decisions regarding their child’s education. By offering transparency, SARCs also serve as a way for schools to report on their progress toward achieving key goals.

SARCs are an invaluable resource for parents, caregivers, and the community to evaluate and compare schools across various performance indicators. They promote accountability, transparency, and a deeper understanding of the programs, progress, and opportunities available within Banning USD schools.

Below, you will find the School Accountability Report Cards for each school within the District. Simply click on the button to view its most recent report: