Lafayette School District

The Lafayette School District is a kindergarten-eighth grade district with about 3,500 students in four elementary (K-5) schools and one middle (6-8) school. The district offers a full range of services based on the needs of our students, yet the basic instructional day centers around the core subjects: Reading, Language Arts and Mathematics. As a result, the students continually score among the highest of all California students. Most will be college-bound after attending either Acalanes or Campolindo High Schools.

The overall success in the district is attributed to a strong ongoing "Partnership in Education" relationship which exists among students, parents, faculty and community.

Persons who will have children attending one or more of the Lafayette schools should notify the district as soon as possible to help insure that their children’s academic needs will be properly met.

Board Members

Dr. Frank Tom, Superintendent
Stephenie Teichman, President
Teresa Gerringer, Clerk
Ann Appert
Shayne Silva
David Stromberg

Special Programs

Reading Specialists
Special Education
Special Day Classes
Resource Specialists
Language and Speech Specialists
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Library Services
Band, Orchestra and Chorus
Computer Education
Mentor Teacher Program
After-School Sports Program - Stanley Middle School
Academic and Athletic Awards Programs

The Acalanes Union High School District

The Acalanes Union High School District is comprised of four comprehensive high schools serving the communities of Lafayette, Orinda, Moraga and Walnut Creek. The two high schools that serve the neighborhoods of Lafayette are Acalanes High school, 1212 Pleasant Hill Rd., Lafayette, and Campolindo High School, 300 Moraga Rd., Moraga. All of the schools of the district rank in the top of high schools in California in terms of academic and extra-curricular offerings. The schools pride themselves on the quality of their educational programs that provide a solid foundation for the students of our communities. This is evidenced by the fact that over ninety percent of our students attend college after graduating.

To keep pace with a growing population and a growing demand for a high-quality educational experience, the schools have engaged in an aggressive building and remodeling campaign and an upgrade in standards for benchmarks in the curriculum. Following successful bond measure elections in recent years, the schools now enjoy new classroom buildings, upgraded buildings, remodeled swimming pools and a new aquatic center, upgraded sports fields, and a new theater and fine arts facilities

The district has also invested heavily in wiring the schools for modern technology and in providing computers and instruction in the application of technology.

The district is in the midst of implementing the California State Standards in the content areas and aggressively addressing the need for comprehensive and positive assessment procedures for data for students, parents, and teachers. Advanced Placement courses have been added on a consistent basis for over the past five years, and the District now offers a complete and wide selection of advanced courses for the needs of our students. The District is aware of the need to offer a broad range of opportunities for our students. Therefore, there are existing and emerging courses and pathways in career-oriented interests, such as automotive technology, CAD drafting and engineering, and other technical areas. The schools also offer a full range of sports teams ands clubs and activities to engage student interests. Over 60% of the student body joins athletic teams.

The schools of the District are superior educational institutions by every measure. A large part of this success is due to the fact that they enjoy superior support from the community-from parents, clubs, boosters, foundations, organizations, and business. The communities value the schools as an integral part of the quality of life we enjoy in the Lafayette area.

For more information about Acalanes High School, visit the school district web site at http://www.acalanes.k12.ca.us

Acalanes High School Online

Jim Negri, Superintendent
Judy Carney, President
Kathy Coppersmith
Vanessa Crews
Tom Mulvaney
Richard Whitmore
Hilary Harwood, Student Board Member

Public Schools

Lafayette School District Offices
3477 School St.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 284-7011
Homepage

Burton Valley Elementary
561 Merriewood Dr.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 284-7046
Homepage

Happy Valley Elementary
3855 Happy Valley Rd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 284-7049
Homepage

Lafayette Elementary
950 Moraga Rd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 284-6231
Homepage

Springhill Elementary
3301 Springhill Rd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 283-8281
Homepage

Stanley Middle School
3455 School St.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 283-6282
Homepage

Acalanes Union High School District Office
1212 Pleasant Hill Rd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 935-2800
Homepage

Acalanes Union High School
1200 Pleasant Hill Rd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 935-2600
Homepage

Campolindo High School
300 Moraga Road
Moraga, CA 94556
(925) 376-5986
Homepage

Private Schools:

Diablo Valley Montessori School
3390 Deerhill Road
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 283-6036
Homepage

St. Perpetua's Catholic School
3445 Hamlin Rd.
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 284-1640
Homepage

The Bentley School (Grades 9-12)
1000 Upper Happy Valley Road
Lafayette, CA 94549
(510) 843-2512
Homepage

Map of School Locations

School Scores

2000 Advanced Placement Results by Individual Schools

Advanced Placement by Year

2000 SAT Results by School