Pleasanton Unified School District
Explore Our Schools
Alisal Elementary School
Pleasanton
544
Amador Valley High School
Pleasanton
2583
Donlon Elementary School
Pleasanton
700
Fairlands Elementary School
Pleasanton
670
Foothill High School
Pleasanton
2169
Harvest Park Middle School
Pleasanton
1015
Harvest Park Preschool Center
Pleasanton
0Henry P. Mohr Elementary School
Pleasanton
492
Lydiksen Elementary School
Pleasanton
586
Phoebe Apperson Hearst Elementary School
Pleasanton
467
Pleasanton Middle School
Pleasanton
944
The Pleasanton Virtual Academy
Pleasanton
138
Thomas S. Hart Middle School
Pleasanton
1129
Valley View Elementary School
Pleasanton
629
Village High School
Pleasanton
85
Vintage Hills Elementary School
Pleasanton
522
Walnut Grove Elementary School
Pleasanton
629
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Area & Neighborhood Coverage
The Pleasanton Unified School District proudly serves the vibrant community of Pleasanton, a prominent city nestled in the heart of the Amador Valley within Alameda County, California. Its geographic scope primarily encompasses the entirety of Pleasanton, extending from the bustling I-580 corridor in the north to the quieter, more expansive areas bordering Sunol to the south. The district's reach includes all residential neighborhoods, commercial zones, and developing areas within the city limits, creating a cohesive educational footprint. Situated centrally in the East Bay, Pleasanton shares borders with neighboring cities such as Dublin to the immediate north and Livermore to the east, placing the district in a dynamic regional context within Alameda County.
Community Roots & Local Connections
Pleasanton Unified School District is deeply interwoven with the local character and community spirit that defines this attractive East Bay city. The district's operations and ethos reflect the strong sense of community pride and engagement prevalent throughout Pleasanton. Rather than existing in isolation, it functions as an integral part of the city's infrastructure, fostering a collaborative environment with local civic groups, businesses, and family organizations. This close-knit relationship ensures that the district remains responsive to the unique rhythm and evolving needs of its residents, contributing significantly to the overall well-being and development of Pleasanton within the broader Alameda County landscape.