San Diego Unified School District

San Diego Unified School District (also known as San Diego City Schools) is the school district of San Diego, California. It was founded in 1854. As of 2005 it represents over 200 institutions and has over 15,800 employees.

The district includes 113 elementary schools, 24 middle schools, 4 atypical schools, 10 alternative schools, 27 high schools and 25 charter schools.

Contents 1 Schools 1.1 Senior High Schools 1.2 Middle schools 1.3 Elementary schools 2 See also 3 References 4 External links

Schools

Senior High Schools

General requirements: students must earn a total of 44 credits in grades 9 through 12.

• Arroyo Paseo Charter High School (9-12)
• Clairemont High School (9-12)
• Will C. Crawford High School (9-12)
• Health Sciences Charter High School (9-12)
• Patrick Henry High School (9-12)
• Herbert Hoover High School (9-12)
• Gary and Jerri-Ann Jacobs High Tech High Charter School (9-12)
• High Tech High International (9-12)
• High Tech High Media Arts (9-12)
• Stephen Kearny High School (9-12)
• La Jolla High School (9-12)
• Abraham Lincoln High School (9-12)
• James Madison High School (9-12)
• Mira Mesa High School (9-12)
• Mission Bay High School (9-12)
• Samuel F. B. Morse High School (9-12)
• Point Loma High School (9-12)
• Preuss Charter School at UCSD (6-12)
• San Diego High School (9-12)
• San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts (9-12)
• Junípero Serra High School (9-12)
• San Diego High Educational Complex (9-12)
• Scripps Ranch High School (9-12)
• School of Creative and Performing Arts (6-12)
• Science and Technology Senior High School
• Science Connections and Technology Senior High School
• Mark Twain High School (9-12)
• University City High School (9-12)

Middle schools

• Albert Einstein Academy Charter School (6-8)
• Audubon School (K-8)
• Bell Middle School (6-8) (est. 1969)
• Challenger Middle School (6-8) (est. 1987)
• Clark Middle School (6-8)
• Correia Middle School (7-8)
• Creative Performing Media Arts Middle school (6-8)
• Dana Middle School (5-6) (est. 1949)
• DePortola Middle School (6-8)
• Farb Middle School (6-8)
• Gompers Charter Middle School (6-9)
• High Tech Middle Charter School (6-8)
• Holly Drive Leadership Academy Charter School (K-8)
• Iftin Charter School (K-8)
• Innovation Middle School (7-8)
• Keiller Leadership Academy Charter School (6-8)
• KIPP Adelante Prep Academy Charter School (5-8)
• Lewis Middle School (6-8)
• Magnolia Science Academy - San Diego 2^[1]
• Mann Middle School (6-8)
• Marshall Middle School(6-8) (est. 1998)
• Marston Middle School (6-8)
• Memorial Preparatory for Scholars & Athletes (6-8)
• Millennial Tech Middle School (6-8)
• Momentum Middle Charter School (6-8)
• Montgomery Middle School (6-8)
• Muirlands Middle School (6-8)
• O'Farrell Community Charter School (6-9)
• Pacific Beach Middle School (6-8)
• Pershing Middle School (6-8)
• Roosevelt Middle Schoo] (6-8)
• Standley Middle School (6-8) (est. 1976)
• Taft Middle School (6-8)
• Wangenheim Middle School (6-8)
• Wilson Middle School (6-8)

Elementary schools

• Adams Elementary School (K-5)
• Albert Einstein Academy Charter School (K-5)
• Angier Elementary School (K-5)
• Audubon School (K-8)
• Baker Elementary School (K-6)
• Balboa Elementary School (K-6)
• Barnard Elementary School (K-5)
• Bay Park Elementary School (K-5)
• Bayview Terrace Elementary School (K-5)
• Benchley/Weinberger Elementary School (K-5)
• Bethune Elementary School (K-8)
• Bird Rock Elementary School (K-5)
• Birney Elementary School (K-5)
• Boone Elementary School (K-5)
• Burbank Elementary School (K-5)
• Cabrillo Elementary School (K-4)
• Cadman Elementary School (K-5)
• Carson Elementary School (K-5)
• Carver Elementary School (K-8)
• Central Elementary School (K-5)
• Chavez Elementary School (K-6)
• Cherokee Point Elementary School (K-5)
• Chesterton Elementary School (K-5)
• Chollas/Mead Elementary School (K-6)
• Clay Elementary School (K-5)
• Crown Point Elementary School (K-5)
• Cubberley Elementary School (K-5)
• Curie Elementary School (K-5)
• Dailard Elementary School (K-5)
• Darnall Charter School (K-6)
• Dewey Elementary School (K-4)
• Dingeman Elementary School (K-5)
• Doyle Elementary School (K-5)
• Edison Elementary School (K-5)
• Ellen Browning Scripps Elementary School (K-5)
• Emerson/Bandini Elementary School (K-6)
• Encanto Elementary School (K-5)
• Ericson Elementary School (K-5)
• Euclid Elementary School (K-5)
• Explorer Charter School (K-5)
• Fay Elementary School
• Field Elementary School (K-6)
• Fletcher Elementary School (K-5)
• Florence Elementary School (K-5)
• Foster Elementary School (K-5)
• Franklin Elementary School (K-5)
• Freese Elementary School (K-5)
• Fulton Elementary School (K-7)
• Gage Elementary School (K-5)
• Golden Hill Elementary School (K-8)
• Grant Elementary School (K-8)
• Green Elementary School (K-5)
• Hage Elementary School (K-5)
• Hamilton Elementary School (K-5)
• Hancock Elementary School (K-5)
• Hardy Elementary School (K-5)
• Harriett Tubman Village Charter School (K-8)
• Hawthorne Elementary School (K-6)
• Phoebe Hearst Elementary School (K-5)
• Hickman Elementary School (K-5)
• Holmes Elementary School (K-6)
• Horton Elementary School (K-6)
• Ibarra Elementary School (K-5)
• Innovations Academy Charter School (K-8)
• Jefferson Elementary School (K-5)
• Jerabek Elementary School (K-5)
• Johnson Elementary School (K-6)
• Jones Elementary School (K-5)
• Joyner Elementary School (K-5)
• Juarez Elementary School (K-5)
• Kimbrough Elementary School (K-5)
• King/Chavez Academy Charter Schools (K-8)
• Knox Elementary School (K-8)
• Kumeyaay Elementary School (K-5)
• La Jolla Elementary School (K-5)
• Lafayette Elementary School (K-6)
• Lee Elementary School (K-5)
• Linda Vista Elementary School (K-5)
• Lindbergh Schweitzer Elementary School (K-6)
• Logan Elementary School (K-7)
• Loma Portal Elementary School (K-4)
• Longfellow School (K-8)
• Marshall Elementary School (K-5)est.1956
• Marvin Elementary School (K-5)
• Mason Elementary School (K-5)
• McKinley Elementary School (K-5)
• McGill Charter School (K-2)
• Miller Elementary School (K-5)
• Miramar Ranch Elementary School (K-5)
• Museum Charter School (K-6)
• Normal Heights Elementary School (K-5)
• Nubia Leadership Academy Charter School (K-6)
• Nye Elementary School (K-5)
• Oak Park Elementary School (K-5)
• Ocean Beach Elementary School (K-4)
• Pacific Beach Elementary School (K-5)
• Paradise Hills Elementary School (K-5)
• Rosa Parks Elementary School (K-5)
• Penn Elementary School (K-5)
• Perkins Elementary School (K-7)
• Perry Elementary School (K-5)
• Porter Elementary School (K-6)
• Promise Charter School (K-8)
• Rodriguez Elementary School (K-5)
• Rolando Park Elementary School (K-5)
• Ross Elementary School (K-5)
• Rowan Elementary School (K-5)
• Sandburg Elementary School (K-5)
• Sequoia Elementary School (K-6)
• Kate Sessions Elementary School (K-5)
• Sherman Elementary School (K-5)
• Silver Gate Elementary School (K-4)
• Spreckels Elementary School (K-5)
• Sunset View Elementary School (K-4)
• Tierrasanta Elementary School (K-5)
• Toler Elementary School (K-5)
• Torrey Pines Elementary School (K-5)
• Urban Discovery Academy Charter School (K-6)
• Valencia Park Elementary School (K-5)
• Vista Grande Elementary School (K-5)
• Walker Elementary School (K-5)
• Washington Elementary School (K-5)
• Webster Elementary School (K-6)
• Wegeforth Elementary School (K-5)
• Whitman Elementary School (K-6)
• Zamorano Elementary School (K-5)

See also

• High Schools of San Diego, for private schools and public schools outside of the district.

References

External links

• San Diego Unified School District website
• San Diego County Office of Education

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