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LUSD has 8 high schools, 10 middle schools and 38 elementary schools. Dr. Kathy Washer-Nichols is the current Superintendent and the School Board is staffed by 7 members who must live in their respective regions. Members are elected to four year terms. Serving 350 square miles, LUSD was created in 1967 when voters approved a measure to merge 18 elementary districts and a union high school district.
The district is a major contributor to the economy of the area, employing over 3,000 people. In addition, over the last 12 years, the district has obtained over $100,000,000 in state bond funds for the construction and renovation of school facilities throughout the district. The district changed from a 'Concept-6' Year Round Calendar to that of a Modified Traditional Calendar in 2006 for most schools in the district with the creation of new schools.
The racial makeup of LUSD is
39% Caucasian,
30% Hispanic,
23% Asian,
7% African-American, and
1% Other.
Contents
Schools
High Schools
Middle Schools
Elementary Schools
External links
Schools
High Schools
Bear Creek High School - Stockton
Liberty High School
Lodi High School
Middle College High School
Plaza Robles High School
Ronald E. McNair High School - Stockton
Tokay High School
Middle Schools
Christa McAuliffe Middle School - Stockton
Delta Sierra Middle School - Stockton
Elkhorn School
Houston School
Lodi Middle School
Millswood Middle School
Morada Middle School
Elementary Schools
Ansel Adams Elementary School
Beckman Elementary School
Clairmont Elementary School
Clements Elementary School
Creekside Elementary School
Davis Elementary School
Elkhorn Elementary School
Ellerth Larson Elementary School
George Lincoln Mosher Elementary
Henderson Community Day School
Heritage Primary Elementary
Houston School
Joe Serna Jr Charter School
John Muir School - Stockton
Julia Morgan Elementary School
Lakewood Elementary School
Lawrence Elementary School
Lockeford Elementary School
Live Oak Elementary School
Lois Borchardt Elementary School
Manlio Silva Elementary School
George Lincoln Mosher Elementary
Clyde Needham School
Nichols Elementary School
Oakwood School - Stockton
Parklane Elementary School
Podesta Ranch - Stockton
Reese Elementary School
Sutherland Elementary
Tokay Colony Elementary
Turner Elementary School
Victor Elementary School
Vinewood Elementary School
Wagner Holt - Stockton
Washington Elementary
Westwood Elementary School
Woodbridge Elementary
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Stockton's Historic Schools -
Robert Bonita - A brief photographic history of the public schools of Stockton
which were built between 1853 and the passage of The Field Act in 1933.
Photographs of these early schools, some long since razed in the name of
progress along with the majority of others demolished in conformity with
enforcement acts passed by The California Legislature in 1959 and 1968, make up
a large portion of this book. A brief history of the development of Stockton
school system precedes the body of the book for those interested in Stockton's
pioneer beginnings
