Educational Services

DISTRICT


CURRENT SARCs FOR ALL SITES

Esparto High School (English) | Spanish 

Esparto Middle School (English) |Spanish 

Esparto Elementary School (English) | Spanish 

Madison High School (English) | Spanish 

EDUCATION SERVICES STAFF

Dr. Christina Goennier,  Superintendent

Javier Macias, Director of Educational Support Services

Sherrie Vann, Director of Community Schools

Gricelda Rodriguez, Director of English Learner Programs

Lorena Lopez, Dean of Students

Section 504 Handbook

504_handbook_final 10.27.22.pdf

ELOP PLAN

2022_Expanded_Learning_Opportunities_Program_Plan_Esparto_Unified_School_District_20241014.pdf

EDUCATION SERVICES MISSION

Education Services seeks to establish an environment where teachers and principals are encouraged to be creative. The department oversees programs in grades TK-12 in offering diverse educational programs and services. Our approach to creating vibrant educational programs can be summed up as, "A creative spirit that enables inspired teaching, and dynamic leadership."

 

We seek to provide effective instruction to promote college and career readiness.

We seek to create support structures to ensure student success.

We seek to ensure that ALL schools are safe, welcoming, healthy and inclusive places for all students.


CTE DISTRICT-WIDE PLAN

COMMON CORE CURRICULUM

View the California Department of Education's Common Core State Standards:



CONTENT STANDARDS

View the California State Board of Education's Content Standards:





ELEMENTARY EDUCATION & CURRICULUM

Early Literacy-Fountas & Pinnell Guided Reading

Math-Imagine Learning and Freckle Math

English/Language Arts-Reach for Reading

Edgemakers

MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION & CURRICULUM

Robotics

Amplify Science

Horticulture

CTE

Leadership

HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AND CURRICULUM

Advanced Placement (AP)- EHS offers eight Advanced Placement courses that allow students to take college level classes and earn college credit upon the passage of an exam. The courses are as follows; US History, Spanish Language, Calculus AB, Statistics, Human Geography, European History, English Language, and English Literature. Students and parents with questions should contact the school or visit the College Board AP website by clicking HERE. 

 

Career and Technical Information (CTE) - CTE is a program of study that gives students technical knowledge and hands-on training and education in one of 15 different career pathways. Students who complete a CTE pathway are able to graduate high school with skills that make them ready to enter the workforce or begin post-secondary education. The CTE programs at EHS are Floral Design, Culinary, Agriscience, Digital Arts Media and Agricultural Mechanics. For more information on CTE visit the California Department of Education by clicking HERE. 

 

English Language Development (ELD)- Students who have a first language other than English receive support services to develop their English skills in reading, writing, speaking and listening. EHS offers a period of English support for these students to help them reach proficiency in the English language.  In all classes, teachers use instructional techniques that support students as they improve their English skills and learn the subject content. To view the California ELD Standards click HERE. 

 

Dual Enrollment- EHS offers five courses that are dual enrolled with Woodland Community College and Los Rios Community College District. Students who complete the enrollment paperwork and complete the course receive credit on a college transcript. These courses can be used to satisfy General Education requirements at community colleges and universities. The courses that are dual enrolled are; Intro to Culinary, Advanced Culinary, Plant Science, Spartan Success and Digital Arts Media. 

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