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John Morse Therapeutic Center is a school that works to meet the needs of at-risk students who have experienced significant trauma(s) and/or have severe difficulty regulating their emotions and can benefit from a therapy-first approach in a safe and structured academic setting, providing them with coping/regulating skills and academic growth, preparing them for a return to a less restrictive educational environment, ensuring equity and an increased chance at a productive life and career after graduation.

John F. Kennedy is a four-year college preparatory high school located in the Greenhaven / Pocket neighborhood of South Sacramento. For the past five decades, the diverse representation of students at Kennedy has made for a unique educational experience. The school is an anchor of the neighborhood, functioning as a hub for numerous athletic, artistic, and volunteer activities. Kennedy has a variety of learning pathways that provide academic rigor and college career experiences.

Suy:u Elementary students are part of a caring and safe community where high expectations for students and staff are clearly outlined and modeled. Suy:u is also a place where all students, staff, parents and community partners collaborate and work together in order to establish a culture of excellence and success for every member of our community. Our students are provided with additional support and academic intervention at all grade levels and are also challenged to maximize their potential with programs like GATE, Strings Music and Arts Integration.

Arthur A Benjamin Health Professions High School is a small linked learning high school.

HPHS is a health care themed school that offers a challenging & relevant high school experience focused on preparing our students for college and career. Working in partnership with local health care providers to ensure students experience a variety of health care professions while still in high school.

Special Education Student records contain information related to an identifiable student (other than directory information) which is maintained by the District or is required to be maintained by a school employee in the performance of their duties, whether by handwriting, print, tapes, film, microfilm or other means.