Tacoma Public Schools

Tacoma Public Schools is the main school district for Tacoma, Washington, USA.

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District facts

Square miles 55
Students enrolled K-12 (Oct. 1, 2003) 32,258
Elementary schools, grades K-5 36
Middle schools, grades 6-8 10
High schools, grades 9-12 9
Alternative learning centers 2
Staff members, full- and part-time 5,068
Average monthly payroll $15,036,000

2004-2005 Budget

Revenue sources
State 62.7%
Local 21.1%
Federal 13.4%
Local non-taxes 2.4%
Other 0.4%
Total revenues budgeted $276,027,388
Expenditures
Teaching activities 60.4%
Other support activities 16.8%
Teaching support 9.3%
Central administration 7.4%
Principals’ offices 6.1%
Total expenditures budgeted $280,016,299

School board

Superintendent

Charles D. Milligan left the Tacoma School District, he announced his resignation on June 21, 2007. From negotiations settled on June 29's school board meeting, he remained employed until August 1, 2007. Rickman noted the district would be look into getting an interim superintendent while a search for a new one is conducted. Dr. Art Jarvis was subsequently named interim superintendent.

List of schools

Elementary schools

  • Arlington Elementary School
  • Birney Elementary School
  • Blix Elementary School
  • Boze Elementary School
  • Browns Point Elementary School
  • Bryant Montessori School
  • Crescent Heights Elementary School
  • DeLong Elementary School
  • Downing Elementary School
  • Edison Elementary School
  • Fawcett Elementary School
  • Fern Hill Elementary School
  • Franklin Elementary School
  • Geiger Elementary School
  • Grant Elementary School
  • Jefferson Elementary School
  • Larchmont Elementary School
  • Lister Elementary School
  • Lowell Elementary School
  • Lyon Elementary School
  • Manitou Park Elementary School
  • Mann Elementary School
  • McCarver Elementary School
  • McCarver Primary
  • Northeast Tacoma Elementary School
  • Point Defiance Elementary School
  • Reed Elementary School
  • Roosevelt Elementary School
  • Sheridan Elementary School
  • Sherman Elementary School
  • Skyline Elementary School
  • Stafford Elementary School
  • Stanley Elementary School
  • Wainwright Elementary School
  • Washington/Hoyt Elementary School
  • Whitman Elementary School

Middle schools

High schools

High Schools (Grades 9-12)
High School Type Established Enrollment[1] Mascot WIAA Classification Notes
Henry Foss comprehensive 1973 1,298 Falcolns 3A Located in Central Tacoma
Abraham Lincoln comprehensive 1913 1,618 Abes 4A Located in East Tacoma
Mount Tahoma comprehensive 1961 1,865 Thunderbirds 4A Located in South Tacoma
Oakland Alternative alternative 1988 106 Eagles N/A Located in Central Tacoma
Tacoma School of the Arts magnet 2001 500 N/A N/A Located in downtown Tacoma
Tacoma Science and Math Institute magnet 2009 140* N/A N/A *School is in a state of expansion, should eventually house around 500 students. Located in Point Defiance Park.
Stadium comprehensive 1906* 1,990 Tigers 4A *1906 as Tacoma High School, 1913 as Stadium. Located in North/Downtown Tacoma.
Woodrow Wilson comprehensive 1958 1,296 Rams 3A Located in North/West Tacoma.

References

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