Contact & Location
Enrollment & Schools
72
Total Schools
39,689
Total Enrollment
PK-KG
Grade Range
School Breakdown
0
Preschools
6
Elementary
Schools
2
Middle
Schools
11
High
Schools
Rating Distribution
4566%
1522%
812%
School Types
By Type
Public
54Charter
18Private
0By Level
Elementary
6Middle
2High
11Reviews (Aggregated)
3.0
Average Rating
312
Total Reviews
Demographics (Aggregated)
Ethnicity Breakdown
Hispanic / Latino
69%
Black / African American
9%
Asian
8%
White
6%
Two or More Races
4%
Gender Distribution
51%Male
49%Female
Free / Reduced Lunch
52%Students Eligible
vs. State Average
48%
Academic Performance (Aggregated)
Average Ratings
4.0
Overall3.3
Test Scores—
Equity6.0
College ReadinessAverage ACT Score
18.3
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
765
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
79%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
16%
Students
School Performance Summary
Below Average
66% (45)
Average
22% (15)
Above Average
12% (8)
Stockton Unified School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.
Schools in Stockton Unified School District
72 schoolsElementary Schools
(6)2
Aspire Apex Academy
Elementarycharter•376 students
2
Aspire Arts & Sciences Academy
Elementarycharter•388 students
6
Aspire Port City Academy
Elementarycharter•446 students
5
Aspire Rosa Parks Academy
Elementarycharter•403 students
6
Primary Years Academy
Elementarypublic•287 students
3
Stockton Collegiate International Elementary School
Elementarycharter•360 students
Middle Schools
(2)High Schools
(11)3
Cesar Chavez High School
Highpublic•2,021 students
Cumberland-Perry Area Vocational Technical School
Highpublic•16 students
4
Edison High School
Highpublic•2,355 students
6
Edward C. Merlo Institute Of Environmental Studies
Highpublic•200 students
7
Health Careers Academy
Highcharter•410 students
1
Jane Frederick High School
Highpublic•178 students
School For Adults
Highpublic
3
Stagg Senior High School
Highpublic•1,677 students
2
Stockton High School
Highpublic•191 students
10
Stockton Unified Early College Academy
Highcharter•428 students
6
Weber Institute
Highpublic•358 students
Other Schools
(53)2
Adams Elementary School
Schoolpublic•492 students
3
Alexander Hamilton Elementary School
Schoolpublic•599 students
3
Aspire Langston Hughes Academy
Schoolcharter•772 students
2
Aspire Stockton 6-12 Secondary Academy
Schoolcharter•326 students
4
August Elementary School
Schoolpublic•534 students
7
Cleveland Elementary School
Schoolpublic•587 students
6
Commodore Stockton Skills School
Schoolpublic•971 students
District Special Education School
Schoolpublic•112 students
4
Dolores Huerta Elementary School
Schoolpublic•453 students
5
Dr. Lewis Dolphin Stallworth Sr. Charter School
Schoolcharter•256 students
2
El Dorado Elementary School
Schoolpublic•554 students
2
Elmwood Elementary School
Schoolpublic•656 students
2
Fillmore Elementary School
Schoolpublic•577 students
6
Flora Arca Mata School
Schoolpublic•487 students
5
Franklin High School
Schoolpublic•2,065 students
6
George W. Bush Elementary School
Schoolpublic•754 students
2
George Washington Elementary School
Schoolpublic•181 students
5
Grunsky Elementary School
Schoolpublic•456 students
3
Harrison Elementary School
Schoolpublic•640 students
1
Hazelton Elementary School
Schoolpublic•586 students
8
Hoboken Dual Language Charter School
Schoolcharter•422 students
2
Hoover Elementary School
Schoolpublic•654 students
2
John C. Fremont Elementary School
Schoolpublic•813 students
2
John Marshall Elementary School
Schoolpublic•394 students
2
Kennedy Elementary School
Schoolpublic•511 students
5
King Elementary School
Schoolpublic•942 students
4
Kohl Open Elementary School
Schoolpublic•221 students
4
Madison Elementary School
Schoolpublic•703 students
7
Marquette Elementary School
Schoolpublic•217 students
3
Maxine Hong Kingston Elementary School
Schoolpublic•720 students
3
McKinley Elementary School
Schoolpublic•705 students
3
Monroe Elementary School
Schoolpublic•426 students
3
Montezuma Elementary School
Schoolpublic•652 students
2
Nightingale Charter School
Schoolcharter•425 students
5
Oglesby School
Schoolpublic•197 students
10
Pacific Law Academy
Schoolcharter•199 students
8
Peyton Elementary & Middle Schools
Schoolpublic•787 students
4
Pittman Charter School
Schoolcharter•619 students
3
Pulliam Elementary School
Schoolpublic•599 students
6
Rio Calaveras Elementary School
Schoolpublic•796 students
2
Roosevelt Elementary School
Schoolpublic•297 students
4
San Joaquin Elementary School
Schoolpublic•711 students
3
South Buffalo Charter School
Schoolcharter•913 students
3
Spanos (Alex G.) Elementary School
Schoolpublic•482 students
5
Stockton Collegiate International Secondary School
Schoolcharter•466 students
3
Taft Elementary School
Schoolpublic•449 students
3
Taylor Leadership Academy
Schoolpublic•397 students
4
Van Buren Elementary School
Schoolpublic•473 students
3
Victory Elementary School
Schoolpublic•484 students
3
Voices College Bound Language Academy at Stockton
Schoolcharter•139 students
Walton Development Center
Schoolpublic•95 students
3
Wilhelmina Henry Elementary School
Schoolpublic•881 students
4
Wilson Elementary School
Schoolpublic•346 students
Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
Inappropriate TeachingCRT / RaceModerateAdded 2d ago
Stockton Ethnic Studies Curriculum Focus
Alleged incident in Stockton Unified School District · California
The district's ethnic studies program emphasizes concepts like intersectionality, systemic oppression, and white supremacy. It aims to empower students as social justice activists. The curriculum includes topics such as gender identity, democratic socialism, and police violence.
Occurred on November 1, 2020Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Inappropriate TeachingCRT / RaceModerateAdded 2d ago
Stockton Unified Race Programming
Alleged incident in Stockton Unified School District · California
The Stockton Unified School District has allocated over $605,000 for race and sex-based programming targeting "young men of color." This programming, partially funded by AmeriCorps grants, involves agreements with Improve Your Tomorrow, Inc. and is implemented across several elementary schools. The district's financial commitment spans from 2019 to 2025.
Occurred on March 25, 2025Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Data aggregated from 72 schools in Stockton Unified School District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 1, 2026Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.