Alameda Unified School District
Explore Our Schools
Alameda Community Learning Center School
Alameda
362
Alameda High School
Alameda
1868
Alameda Science and Technology Institute
Alameda
211
Alameda Unified Special Education
Alameda
0Amelia Earhart Elementary School
Alameda
573
Bay Farm School
Alameda
531
Edison Elementary School
Alameda
474
Encinal Junior/Senior High School
Alameda
1280
Frank Otis Elementary School
Alameda
569
Franklin Elementary School
Alameda
291
Island High (Continuation) School
Alameda
76
Lincoln Middle School
Alameda
971
Love Elementary School
Alameda
498
Maya Lin School
Alameda
475
Nea Community Learning Center School
Alameda
479
Ruby Bridges Elementary School
Alameda
458
The Academy of Alameda
Alameda
638
Will C. Wood Middle School
Alameda
613
William G. Paden Elementary School
Alameda
372
Academic Calendar
Area & Neighborhood Coverage
The Alameda Unified School District proudly serves the vibrant island city of Alameda, nestled in the heart of Alameda County, California. Our district's footprint encompasses the entirety of this unique community, from the historic Victorian-lined streets of the Gold Coast to the bustling waterfront areas and newer developments. Situated in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area, Alameda offers a distinct small-town feel while being directly adjacent to the dynamic city of Oakland and easily accessible to San Francisco. Residents benefit from the island's natural beauty, including scenic shoreline parks and views of the bay, making it a truly picturesque setting within the broader urban landscape.
Community Engagement & Local Context
Alameda is a community deeply rooted in its local identity and actively engaged in supporting its youth. The Alameda Unified School District thrives within this context, benefiting from a strong sense of civic pride and numerous local partnerships. Residents frequently participate in community-wide events, from the annual Art & Wine Faire on Park Street to various waterfront festivals, fostering a cohesive environment. Local businesses and organizations often collaborate with schools on initiatives that enrich students' experiences and connect them with their hometown. This tight-knit island community values its schools as central hubs, contributing to a supportive atmosphere where families and educators work together to uplift the next generation.