Stockton Unified School District,(also known as S.U.S.D) is a school district headquartered in Stockton, California.
Most of the city of Stockton is served by SUSD.
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History
Grade reconfiguration
Stockton Unified School District began the process of converting elementary and middle schools to K-8 schools in fall 2006. As of the 2009-2010 school year, all high schools will start with Small Learning Communities (SLC). Smaller Learning Communities (or SLC’s as they are commonly known) with Career Pathways are part of the district's efforts to reform high schools and increase the engagement of all students by making academics more relevant and by injecting the real-life, career-related context into what students learn. In addition to the career pathways, SLC's reduce the size of the high school experience for kids, fostering deeper, longer-term relationships between students and teachers and preventing so many high school students from being lost.
Schools
Elementary Schools
High schools
- Chavez High School
- Edison High School
- Franklin High School
- Stagg High School
Specialty Schools And Programs
- Jane Frederick Continuation [1]
- Merlo Institute [2]
- School for Adults [3]
- Walton Special Center [4]
- Captain Charles M. Weber Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology (Weber Tech)[5]
Charter Schools
- Institute of Business Management & Law (IBML)[6]
- Health Careers Academy [7]
- Pittman Charter [8]
- Primary Years Academy [9]
- Stockton Collegiate International Schools
- SUSD Early College Academy (SECA)[10]
- Pacific Law Academy [11]
- Williams Settlement [12]
External links
- Stockton Unified School District
