Program Sites

The Bruce W. Woolpert Algebra Academy is a free enrichment program for 8th grade students who are motivated to learn and advance in mathematics. We provide unique opportunities for these students to receive expert instruction, work inside local businesses, take part in hands-on STEM field trips, and learn how to be math leaders in their schools and communities. We are proud to provide extra challenge and enrichment beyond what schools are able to offer, all at no cost to families.

Alisal Union School District operates eleven K-6 schools and partners with one Charter School in the most rapidly growing section of Salinas. In addition to our regular classroom teachers, our schools have certificated resource staff consisting of Bilingual Resource Teachers, Migrant Resource Teachers, Literacy Specialists, Instructional Coaches and Resource Specialists. Speech Therapists, Psychologists, School Nurses and Certified Nurses Assistants are also employed to provide additional resources to classroom teachers.

The Alisal Union School District currently serves about 7,700 students. Our multi-ethnic student population is distributed as follows:

• 94%  LCFF Unduplicated Count    
• 92%  Latinos
• 1%    White
• <1% each: African American, Asian, Filipino, Pacific Islander, two or more races
• 85%  Qualify for Free/Reduced-Priced Meals (although All of our students get free meals)
• 75%  English Learners
• 10%  Migrant
• 10%  Homeless
• 10%  Students With Disabilities
• 100% amazing students/our country's future leaders

All K-12 school districts require TB testing and some form of background checking (Livescan fingerprinting; Meagan’s List check; etc.). The level of clearance required depends on degree of supervision.

Students will be working on several projects, including but not limited to removing
invasive species, maintaining and monitoring habitat restoration sites, monitoring goat
grazing activity, collecting native plant seed, closing illegal recreation trails, collecting
plant diversity data, conducting bunch-grass...

OUR MISSION IS TOO BE A ONE STOP SHOP. MEANING WE CARRY ALL THE COMPONENTS FOR THE MACHINES FROM NUTS AND BOLTS TO BEARINGS AND SEALS ASIDE FROM MANUFATURING THE PARTS WHERE THEY GO ON

Cabrillo College is a federally designated Hispanic Serving Institution that provides an array of transfer, degree, and certificate programs for students. Cabrillo College empowers students to be effective communicators, critical thinkers, and responsible world citizens. With a commitment to quality and equity, we connect all learners to pathways that propel them from where they are to where they aspire to be, including: academic, personal, and career growth.

Service learning students interested in doing their service at any school within MPUSD must attend a MANDATORY Orientation. NO EXCEPTIONS!! 

Cabrillo Pre-School is one of MPUSD's Early...

The Mission of the Pajaro Valley Unified School District is to educate and to support learners in reaching their highest potential. We prepare students to pursue successful futures and to make positive contributions to the community and the global society.

The Mission of the Pajaro Valley Unified School District is to educate and to support learners in reaching their highest potential. We prepare students to pursue successful futures and to make positive contributions to the community and the global society.

The mission of the Hollister School District is to prepare each student for future success. Hollister is a growing community that still offers its residents the solitude of beautiful hills, open meadows, and a safe and relaxing quality of life. The Hollister School District is committed to academic excellence. The board-adopted guiding principles for the district are:

We belie every student, everyday, by name, by need will succeed
We believe in embracing the uniqueness of every child
We believe partnerships among all stakeholders must be valued and respected
We believe in community advocacy for the whole child
We believe that each student is everyone's responsibility
We believe that things that are measured get done
The district serves a student population of about 5,500 students. Around 40% of our student are English Learners. Much effort is given to support effective instruction practices which provide our students with a child-centered, standards-based education that also creates critical, creative thinkers. With open communication between schools and the community, strong support from parents, and clearly defined educational goals, we believe that all children will have the opportunity to meet their full potential and be productive members of society.

To sustainably manage the water resources of California, in cooperation with other agencies, to benefit the state’s people and protect, restore, and enhance the natural and human environments.