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PARENT UNIVERSITY 2026

Glendale Union High School District welcomes families to Parent University, a series of workshops designed to support parents as their teens navigate high school. Trusted experts lead these sessions and focus on real challenges students face today. Families can explore resource tables hosted by community partners, enjoy door prizes at each event, and access Spanish translation services to ensure all families feel supported.

The next Parent University workshop will be held at Glendale High School on January 28 from 5–7 PM. This event is free and open to all GUHSD families.

Click here to view the schedule, locations, and session details.

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District
January 26, 2026

CORTEZ 25-YEAR HONOREE

A Legacy of Commitment and Colt Pride: Celebrating 25 Years of Service at Cortez High School

The Glendale Union High School District Governing Board commemorated a significant milestone by recognizing Lindsay Bray for 25 years of dedicated service within GUHSD. Spanning more than two decades at Cortez High School, her career reflects sustained commitment, versatility, and a deep-rooted belief in supporting students academically, physically, and personally. Her impact reaches across classrooms, programs, and generations of Colts.

Lindsay Bray, Physical Education Teacher

Lindsay Bray has served Cortez High School in a wide range of instructional and leadership roles. For 23 years, she taught English at multiple levels and supported literacy development through Read 180 and summer school credit recovery. During this time, she supervised Title I for five years, helped organize freshman transition programs, supported ACT tutoring and instructional strategies, and served as a Wellness Champion, always focusing on student access, engagement, and growth.

Bray’s impact extends well beyond the classroom. She has coached softball, volleyball, cheer, and sponsored the freshman and sophomore student councils for several years, helping students build confidence, leadership skills, and school pride. Her willingness to step into new roles and support evolving campus needs reflects both adaptability and a strong sense of service. 

In her current role as a Girls' Physical Education and Advanced PE teacher, Bray continues to support student development by emphasizing physical activity, nutrition, and overall wellness. Whether teaching English or PE, coaching, mentoring, or leading campus initiatives, her work has always centered on building trust and helping students succeed in all areas of their lives. Her 25 years of service represent a career defined by dedication, flexibility, and a genuine passion for the Cortez community she proudly calls home.

Honoring 25 Years of Lasting Impact

Reaching 25 years of service reflects both longevity and meaningful influence. Lindsay Bray’s dedication has shaped generations of students, strengthened programs, and contributed to the enduring spirit of Cortez High School. The Glendale Union High School District proudly recognizes her commitment, leadership, and lasting impact, celebrating a legacy that continues to inspire students, colleagues, and the Colt community.