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Directory of Monterey County Public & Private Schools 2013-2014 Directory of Monterey County Public & Private Schools “Salad Bars Sprout Up in Our Schools” Monterey County Office of Education Published Winter 2013 Updated February 2014 This directory is published annually by the Monterey County Office of Education. You are encouraged to go online and download and/or save to your desktop a searchable format PDF version of our Directory from our Web Address: <www. montereycoe.org> Corrections, changes and updates at the public and private schools MUST be made through the assistant to each district superintendent, and NOT directly to the Monterey County Office of Education. Corrections, changes and updates within the Monterey County Office of Education MUST be made through the assistant to each department or division head. FAX corrections to (831) 754-3658 or by U.S. Mail to: Human Resources Department , Monterey County Office of Education, P. O. Box 80851, Salinas, CA 93912-0851 Our appreciation to the members of the M.C.O.E. staff, school districts’ staff and all others who participated in the preparation and production of this year’s Directory. On our Cover: Salad Bars Sprout Up in Our Schools. Monterey County is the “salad bowl of the world” so it is fitting that salad bars be found in all of our local school cafeterias. In 2012, the Growers Shipper Association Foundation (GSAF) launched a campaign to raise $3,000 per salad bar with the goal of funding a salad bar for every school in the county. More than $75,000 has been raised to fund salad bars in Chualar, Gonzales, Greenfield, Monterey, and Salinas. The funds provide each school with training for salad bar setup, use and sanitation. The salad bar concept continues to grow. The Monterey Peninsula Unified School District was the first to receive an industry-funded salad bar from GSAF. Gonzales Unified School District followed suit and launched the program in its elementary and middle schools. In addition, two salad bars were funded at the Salinas Boys and Girls Club facilities, feeding more than 800 children a day, year-round. Another program is set to launch to redirect surplus food service produce shipped out of the country to local schools. And, GSAF has applied for a grant to fund 75 more salad bars in the tri-county area over the next three years. A special thanks goes out to all those schools who are providing our students with an array of healthy food options through these salad bars. To learn how your school can get support for bringing a salad bar to a school in your community, visit www. saladbar2schools.org. 2 Directory of MontereyDirectory County of MontereyPublic & Private County PublicSchools & Private Schools 2013 - 2014 Edition 2006 Edition * Monterey County Board of Education Monterey County Board of Education HarveyHarvey Kuffner Kuffner TrusteeTrustee Area 1 Area 1 - 2017 2009 BarbaraJohn L. McPherson Cornett TrusteeTrustee Area 2 Area 2 - 2015 2007 JudyJudy Pennycook Pennycook TrusteeTrustee Area 3 Area 3 - 2017 2009 RuthFrancisco Andresen Javier EstradaTrusteeTrustee Area 4 Area 4 - 2015 2007 RichardRon P.Panziera Morgantini TrusteeTrustee Area 5 Area 5 - 2015 2007 WarnerMary L. ClaypoolDavis TrusteeTrustee Area 6 Area 6 - 2017 2009 RichardSergio H. AlejoTuttle TrusteeTrustee Area 7 Area 7 - 2017 2009 Dr. William* D. Barr Dr.Monterey Nancy Kotowski County SuperintendentMonterey County of Schools Superintendent of Schools MontereyMonterey County County Office Office of ofEducation Education 901 Blanco901 Circle Blanco • P. O.Circle Box 80851 Salinas,P. O. CA Box 93912-0851 80851 (831) 755-0300 • (831) 373-2955 JobSalinas, Hotline CA (831) 93912-0851 755-0330 Mailroom Facsimile(831) Transmission 373-2955 (831) 753-7888 Web Address: (831) http://www.montereycoe.org 755-0300 Job (831) 755-0330 Mailroom FacsimileSpring Transmission 2014 (831) 753-7888 3 DIVISIONS & DEPARTMENTS of the Monterey County Office of Education ..............................................................12 Office of the Superintendent of Schools ...........................................................12 Human Resources ..............................................................................................13 Finance & Business Services Division ...............................................................13 Business Services .....................................................................................13 Printing & Graphics ..................................................................................15 Special Education Funding and Finance ...................................................15 Technology & Information Services .........................................................15 Administration & Student Services Division......................................................16 Deputy Superintendent’s Office...............................................................16 Student Services.......................................................................................16 Alternative Education ..............................................................................17 General Services ......................................................................................19 Mailroom .................................................................................................20 Maintenance ...........................................................................................20 Transportation .........................................................................................20 Head Start & Early Head Start Programs .................................................21 Monterey County Home Charter School..................................................23 The Media Center for Art, Education & Technology ................................24 Educational Services Division ...................................................................25 Regional Coordinators .............................................................................26 Migrant Education....................................................................................26 Special Education................................................................................................28 Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA).........................................................38 DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS........................................................................39 Alisal Union School District...........................................................................40 Big Sur Unified School District.......................................................................43 Bradley Union School District .......................................................................44 California State University, Monterey Bay ....................................................44 Carmel Unified School District .....................................................................45 Chualar Union School District ......................................................................49 Gonzales Unified School District ..................................................................50 Graves School District ..................................................................................53 Greenfield Union School District ..................................................................53 Hartnell College District ...............................................................................55 King City Union School District .....................................................................57 Lagunita School District ................................................................................59 Mission Union School District ......................................................................59 Monterey Peninsula Community College District.........................................60 Monterey Peninsula Unified School District.................................................61 North Monterey County Unified School District ..........................................69 Pacific Grove Unified School District ............................................................72 Salinas City Elementary School District ........................................................74 Salinas Union High School District ...............................................................78 San Antonio Union School District ...............................................................83 San Ardo Union School District ....................................................................83 San Lucas Union School District ...................................................................83 Santa Rita Union School District ...................................................................84 Soledad Unified School District ....................................................................86 South Monterey County Joint Union High School District (formerly King City Joint UHSD) ..................................................................................................91 Spreckels Union School District ....................................................................93 Washington Union School District................................................................94 4 DIRECTORY OF NON-PUBLIC (PRIVATE) SCHOOLS .......................................... 95 All Saints’ Day School ...................................................................................96 Catholic Diocese of Monterey ......................................................................96 Junipero Serra School (Carmel Mission) ..................................................96
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