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Welcome to Vallejo City Unified School District!
About Us
Vallejo City Unified School District (VCUSD), a proud educator of over 9,900 students in the City of Vallejo, is a diverse district comprising 20 schools. This includes two comprehensive high schools, each offering a wide range of educational opportunities, an alternative school, an adult school, and one independent charter. With nearly 1,200 dedicated teachers and staff, VCUSD is one of the largest employers in the city.
Find out how to enroll your student or students at VCUSD.
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Find helpful resources for our parents, guardians, and families.
Members of the public may observe through live stream, dial-in, and submission of comment(s) by email.
Find out the process of how to help our students through volunteering.
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Stay up-to-date with your child's assignments, attendance, grades, test scores and more.
Learn about the closure and consolidation process and how you can stay informed and involved.
We stand for universal respect, full inclusion and full equity in our schools and practices.
VCUSD Core Beliefs and Values
We stand for community-responsive, community-centered, and community-enhancing schooling and service for the city of Vallejo.
VCUSD Core Beliefs and Values
We stand for a well-rounded, inquiry-based, culturally-responsive, and intellectually-rigorous course of study delivered by expert educators dedicated to developing these traits and caring for their students.
Core Beliefs and Value
We stand for the highest standards and expected efforts from all students, teachers, and staff.
VCUSD Core Beliefs and Values
We stand for quality and excellence in our learning environments and responsible and accountable stewardship of our resources.
VCUSD Core Beliefs and Values
We stand for developing and equipping our people to be the best they can be for our students.
VCUSD Core Beliefs and Values
News & Events
Vallejo City Unified School District (VCUSD) proudly recognizes Charlotte Sanchez of Dan Mini Elementary as the 2025 Teacher of the Year. With 20 years of dedication to the district, Sanchez exemplifies the values of excellence, equity, and community outlined in VCUSD’s strategic plan.
Learn about the potential school closures and consolidation at the town hall on Jan. 21, 2024.
Learn more about what happened at the Jan. 8 VCUSD Special Board Meeting.
The Vallejo City Unified School District Board of Education held its Annual Organization Meeting, marking a significant moment in the district's governance.
VCUSD extends its deepest gratitude to Trustee Christy Gardner for her years of dedicated service and transformative leadership. Since joining the VCUSD Board of Trustees in 2019, Trustee Gardner has passionately advocated for education, the arts, and strategic planning, positively impacting our schools, district, and community.
Read a few highlights from the Dec. 11 regular board meeting and find the complete board packet.
The Vallejo City Unified School District (VCUSD) is excited to announce the graduation dates and times for the Class of 2025. This special milestone celebrates our students' hard work and achievements, and we look forward to sharing these moments with families, friends, and the Vallejo community.
The Vallejo City Unified School District (VCUSD) is proud to highlight the tremendous impact of the “Leader in Me” program across Solano Widenmann Leadership Academy (SWLA), Pennycook Elementary, and Cave Language Academy.
VCUSD's 7-11 committee presented its final report at Wednesday's Board of Education meeting, sharing three recommendations regarding district properties.