Fresno Unified School District
School district in California, United States From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Fresno Unified School District is a school district in Fresno, California, United States.[1]
| Fresno Unified School District | |
|---|---|
2309 Tulare Street
Fresno , CA, 93721 | |
| District information | |
| Motto | Preparing College and Career Ready Graduates |
| Grades | PK-12 |
| Established | 1873 |
| Interim Superintendent | Misty Her |
| School board |
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| Schools | 106 |
| Budget | $1,640,324,652 |
| Enrollment | 73,000 |
| Other information | |
| Website | http://www.fresnounified.org |
Facts and figures
Administration
Superintendent
- Misty Her, Interim Superintendent [4]
Board of Education
Source:[5]
- Susan Wittrup, President
- Valerie F. Davis, Clerk
- Keshia Thomas
- Elizabeth Jonasson Rosas
- Veva Islas
- Andy Levine
- Claudia Cazares
Schools
High Schools
- Philip J. Patino High School of Entrepreneurship[6]
- Bullard High School
- The Center for Advanced Research and Technology
- Design Science High School
- Duncan Polytechnical High School
- Edison High School
- Fresno High School
- Hoover High School
- McLane High School
- Roosevelt High School
- Sunnyside High School
Middle Schools
- Ahwahnee Middle School
- Baird Middle School
- Bullard Talent Middle School
- Computech Middle School
- Cooper Academy
- Fort Miller Middle School
- Hamilton K-8 Middle School
- Kings Canyon Middle School
- Gaston Middle School
- Scandinavian Middle School
- Sequoia Middle School
- Tehipite Middle School
- Tenaya Middle School
- Terronez Middle School
- Tioga Middle School
- Wawona K-8 School
- Yosemite Middle School
Elementary Schools
- Addams Elementary School
- Addicot Elementary School
- Anthony Elementary School
- Ayer Elementary School
- Aynesworth Elementary School
- Bakman Elementary School
- Balderas Elementary School
- Birney Elementary School
- Bullard TALENT Elementary School
- Burroughs Elementary School
- Calwa Elementary School
- Carver Academy Elementary School
- Centennial Elementary School
- Columbia Elementary School
- Dailey Elementary School
- Del Mar Elementary School
- Easterby Elementary School
- Eaton Elementary School
- Edison Bethune Charter School
- Ericson Elementary School
- Ewing Elementary School
- Figarden Elementary School
- Tatarian Elementary School
- Fremont Elementary School
- Gibson Elementary School
- Greenberg Elementary School
- Hamilton Elementary School
- Heaton Elementary School
- Herrera Elementary School
- Hidalgo Elementary School
- Holland Elementary School
- Homan Elementary School
- Jackson Elementary School
- Jefferson Elementary School
- King Elementary School
- Kirk Elementary School
- Kratt Elementary School
- Lane Elementary School
- Lawless Elementary School
- Leavenworth Elementary School
- Lincoln Elementary School
- Lowell Elementary School
- Malloch Elementary School
- Manchester GATE Elementary School
- Mayfair Elementary School
- McCardle Elementary School
- Muir Elementary School
- Norseman Elementary School
- Olmos Elementary School
- Powers-Ginsburg Elementary School
- Pyle Elementary School
- Robinson Elementary School
- Roeding Elementary School
- Rowell Elementary School
- Slater Elementary School
- Starr Elementary School
- Storey Elementary School
- Sunset Elementary School
- Thomas Elementary School
- Turner Elementary School
- Vang Pao Elementary School[7]
- Viking Elementary School
- Vinland Elementary School
- Webster Elementary School
- Williams Elementary School
- Wilson Elementary School
- Winchell Elementary School
- Wishon Elementary School
- Wolters Elementary School
- Yokomi Elementary School
Alternative Schools
- Cambridge Cont. High School
- DeWolf Cont. High School
- eLearn Academy
- J.E. Young Academic Center
- Phoenix Academy
- Phoenix Secondary
Adult Schools
- Cesar E. Chavez Adult School
Notable alumni
- Henry Ellard (Hoover High School class of 1979) — NFL wide receiver, state champion in the triple jump
- Cliff Harris (Cooper Middle School Class of 2005) — award-winning college football player; played for the University of Oregon 2010-11[8]
- John Hoover (Cooper Junior High School Class of 1977) — Olympian silver medalist;[9] pro baseball player; Major League Baseball first round draft choice in 1984 by Baltimore[10]
- Eric Kendricks (Hoover High School class of 2010) — 2014 Dick Butkus Award-winner
- Mychal Kendricks (Hoover High School class of 2008) — NFL linebacker for the Seattle Seahawks
- Barbara Morgan (Hoover High School class of 1969) — NASA astronaut; teacher in Space Project
- Rod Perry (Hoover High School class of 1971) — former NFL defensive back for the Los Angeles Rams
See also
References
External links
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