Specialty Schools, Programs and Career Pathways
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Stockton Unified School District offers a variety of unique schools and programs to meet the needs of all types of students. From fundamental schools that inspire innovation and creativity to career pathways and STEM programs, there is a program for every type of learner. Explore the schools listed below to learn more.
Plan on attending the annual Specialty Schools, Programs and Career Pathways Fair held each January to meet the students, principals, and teachers from these schools.
2020 Specialty Schools, Programs and Career Pathways Fair
San Joaquin Delta College, Danner Hall
Saturday, January 25, 2020
9am - 1pmThe 20-21 program will be updated in the Fall of 2019
Download and print an applicaiton:
Send applicaitons to
SUSD, Specialty Schools
Attn: C Jimenez
701 N. Madison St. Room 215
Stockton, CA 95202
K-8 Schools- Commodore Stockton Skills School (K-8)
- Clare Stubblefield, Interim Principal 933-7170 ext. 4305
- Fremont-Lopez Elementary School (K-8) - Richard Lopez Visual & Performing Arts Magnet Program
- Joseph Martinez, Principal 933-7385 ext. 1521
- Hazelton Elementary School (4-8) - Academic Center for the Talented
- Victor Zamora, Principal 933-7210 ext. 5030
- Hong Kingston Elementary School (K-8) - Richard Valenzuela Spanish Language Arts Program
- Silvia Martinez, Principal 933-7493 ext. 5551
- Kohl Open School
- Bud West, Principal 933-7235
- Marshall Elementary School (K-8) - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
- Eduardo Martir, Principal 933-7405 ext. 1704
- Nightingale Charter School (K-8)
- Myra Machuca, Principal 933-7260 ext. 5902
- Primary Years Academy (K-5) - International Baccalaureate Organization
- Essa Allred, Interim Principal 933-7355 ext. 4225
- Richard Pittman Charter School (K-8) - Spanish Dual Immersion Charter Program (K-7)
- Emilio Junez, Principal 933-7496 ext. 8167
- Taft Elementary School (K-8) - Montessori Learning Academy
- Jana Brooks, Principal 933-7285 ext. 6700
High Schools- Amos Alonzo Stagg High School (5-12) - Stockton Public Safety Academy (5-9), Journalism Academy, and Agriculture
- Andre Phillips, Principal 933-7445 ext. 8453
- Benjamin Franklin High School (6-12) - International Baccalaureate; Middle Years and Diploma Programs, Construction, Welding, Computer Science
- Juan Salas, Principal 933-7435
- Cesar Chavez High School - Fine and Performing Arts Program, Health Careers, Engineering, Law
- Sherry Jackson, Principal 933-7480 ext. 8756
- Captain Charles M. Weber Institute of Applied Sciences & Technology - Health Academy, Transportation Academy, Technology Academy
- Osman Zarif, Interim Principal 933-7330 ext. 7943
- Edward C. Merlo Institute of Environmental Technology - Environmental Engineering, Advocacy, and Media Arts
- Gamal Salama, Principal 933-7190 ext. 4703
- Health Careers Academy - Biotechnology
- Aaron Mata, Principal 933-7360 ext. 8671
- Pacific Law Academy - Legal Careers
- Richard Capello, Principal 933-7475 ext. 8701
- Stockton High School - Online and Independent Study Options
- Maryann Santella, Principal 933-7365 ext. 2370
- Stockton Unified Early College Academy (SECA) - Middle College
- Joshua Thom, Principal 933-7370 ext. 1450
- Thomas Edison High School - Engineering, Logistics, Computer Science
- Magenda Cruz, Interim Principal 933-7425 ext. 8007
- Commodore Stockton Skills School (K-8)
Contact
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Ward Andrus, Ed. D.
Director, Educational Services
Career and Technical EducationFrancine Baird, Ed. D.
Administrator, Admissions and Family Services
(209) 933-7000 ext 2920
Carmen Jimenez
Executive Assistant II
Ed Services Directors' Office(209) 933-7040 Ext. 2745
Fax: (209) 466-6786
carmenjimenez@stocktonusd.net
Applying for our Specialty Schools
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Specialty School applications and the priority enrollment process is only for the K-8 schools. For high school programs, contact the school directly.
2019-20 Applications are accepted between January-26-2019 until February-8-2019 for the Priority Enrollment Lottery process. Applications are accepted by all Specialty Schools and students are placed on waiting list. Then students are enrolled in the schools in the order they are received.
The Enrollment Lottery will be held on March 1 at 10AM. Parents will be informed of the Enrollment Lottery School placement beginning March 29, 2019, by the receiving school.
