San Jose Schools-Programs And Projects
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San Jose Schools: Programs and Projects
San Jose Schools are part of a significant urban school district, serving around 32,000 students from kindergarten through twelfth grade. As the eleventh largest urban district in California, it includes thirty-one elementary schools, seven middle schools, and seven high schools. The student body is diverse, comprising 31% Anglo, 49% Hispanic, 13% Asian, 3% Black, and 4% other minorities. The district's vision emphasizes inspiring students to reach their full potential, equipping them with world-class skills, fostering lifelong learning, promoting active citizenship, and encouraging respect for themselves and others.
Service Projects
San Jose Schools partner with Youth Re:Action Corps, a high school program that educates students about local, national, and international issues. It empowers them to design social change plans and financially invest in their visions for a better world.
Awards and Recognition
In May 2007, the Capitol Expressway Auto Dealers Charitable Foundation generously donated $50,000 to support libraries in 12 elementary schools and benefit 38 third-grade classrooms. Superintendent Don Iglesias expressed gratitude for their commitment to education, noting that literacy is crucial for student success.
New Initiatives
"Every 15 Minutes" Program
Leland High School has implemented the "Every 15 Minutes" program, an impactful anti-DUI initiative aimed at juniors and seniors. The program includes a simulated accident scene and a mock funeral with guest speakers who share personal stories of loss due to alcohol-related collisions, bringing the harsh realities of such incidents to life.
Community Impact
Just For The Kids
San Jose Schools participate in the Just For The Kids program, which enables schools and communities to compare performance with other schools across the state. Accessible data at [Just For The Kids](http://www.jftk-ca.org) helps raise student achievement by providing easy-to-understand information about public schools in California.
Dictionary Distribution
On April 2nd, the California Dictionary Project, supported by San Jose Schools and 100 community volunteers, will distribute dictionaries to all third-grade students. Since its inception in 2002, the project has donated over 75,000 dictionaries to San Jose Schools.
School Choice and Excellence
Magnet Programs
San Jose Schools offer magnet programs, providing families with choices in their children's education. The Magnet Schools Assistance Program funds six sites from 2004 to 2007, enhancing educational options.
Bilingual Education
Olinder and Grant Elementary Schools have been awarded the California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE) Seal of Excellence, recognizing their outstanding bilingual education programs.
San Jose Schools continuously strive to enhance educational experiences through innovative programs, generous community support, and a commitment to excellence.
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