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School Mailing List Corrections Updated 082610 With Supplementary Service Handbook- Effective January 12, 2014 Table of Contents Districts Listed in Supplementary Service Handbook Page Albany Unified Schools ………………………………. 59 Alameda Unified Schools ………………………………. 51 Berkeley Unified Schools ………………………………. 61 Castro Valley Unified Schools ………………………………. 65 Emery Unified Schools ………………………………. 69 Fremont Unified Schools ………………………………. 71 Hayward Unified Schools ………………………………. 85 Newark Unified Schools ………………………………. 101 New Haven Unified Schools ………………………………. 97 Oakland Unified Schools ………………………………. 1 Piedmont Unified Schools ………………………………. 105 Private Schools ………………………………. 117 San Leandro Unified Schools ………………………………. 107 San Lorenzo Unified Schools ………………………………. 111 West Contra Costa Unified Schools ………………………………. 37 Schools Listed in Supplementary Service Handbook Page Alameda Community Learning Center, 210 Central Avenue, Alameda, Ca., 94501 ………………………………. 55 Alameda High School, 2201 Encinal Avenue , Alameda , Ca., 94501 ………………………………. 51 Albany High School, 603 Key Route Blvd, Albany, Ca., 94706 ………………………………. 59 Albany Middle School, 1000 Jackson Street , Albany , Ca., 94706 ………………………………. 60 Alvarado Middle School, 31604 Alvarado Blvd, Union City, Ca., 94587 ………………………………. 97 American High School, 36300 Fremont Blvd, Fremont , Ca., 94536 ………………………………. 71 Anna Yates School (K-8), 1070 41st Street , Emeryville, CA 94608 ………………………………. 70 Arroyo High School, 15701 Lorenzo Avenue , San Lorenzo , Ca., 94580 ………………………………. 111 Arts Far West, 5263 Broadway Terrace, Oakland , Ca., 94618 ………………………………. 1 Bancroft Middle School, 1150 Bancroft Avenue , San Leandro , Ca., 94577 ………………………………. 107 Bentley School, 1 Hiller Dr., Oakland, Ca., 94618 ………………………………. 117 Berkeley High School , 2246 Milvia Street, Berkeley , Ca., 94704-1402 ………………………………. 61 Bishop O'Dowd High School , 9500 Stearns Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94605 ………………………………. 118 Bohannon Middle School, 800 Bockman Road, San Lorenzo , Ca., 94580 ………………………………. 112 Supplementary Service Handbook Updated 01/13/14 1 Supplementary Service Handbook- Effective January 12, 2014 Table of Contents Brenkwitz Continuation High School & Adult School, 22100 Princeton Street, Hayward Ca., 94521 ………………………………. 88 Bret Harte Middle School, 1047 E Street , Hayward , Ca., 94541 ………………………………. 86 Bret Harte Middle School, 3700 Coolidge Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94602 ………………………………. 2 Bunche Academy, 1240 18th Street, Oakland , Ca., 94607 ………………………………. 3 Canyon Middle School, 19600 Cull Canyon Road, Castro Valley, Ca., 94552 ………………………………. 65 Castlemont High, 8601 Macarthur Blvd , Oakland , Ca., 94603 ………………………………. 6 Castro Valley High School , 19400 Santa Maria Avenue, Castro Valley , Ca., 94546 ………………………………. 66 Centerville Junior High, 37720 Fremont Blvd, Fremont , Ca., 94536 ………………………………. 73 Cesar Chavez Middle School , 2801 Hop Ranch Road , Union City , Ca., 94587 ………………………………. 98 Cesar Chavez Middle School, 27845 Whitman Street, Hayward , Ca., 94544 ………………………………. 87 Claremont Middle School, 5750 College Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94618 ………………………………. 7 College Preparatory School , 6100 Broadway , Oakland , Ca., 94618 ………………………………. 120 Creekside Middle School, 19722 Center Street, Castro Valley, , 94546 ………………………………. 67 De Anza High School, 5000 Valley View Road , Richmond, Ca., 94803 ………………………………. 38 Dewey Academy, 1111 Second Avenue, Oakland , Ca., 94606 ………………………………. 8 Edendale Middle School, 16160 Ashland Avenue , San Lorenzo , Ca., 94580 ………………………………. 113 Edna Brewer School, 3748 13th Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94610 ………………………………. 9 El Cerrito High School , 540 Ashbury Avenue , El Cerrito , Ca., 94530-3299 ………………………………. 42 Elmhurst Community Prep, 1800 98th Avenue, Oakland , Ca., 94603 ………………………………. 10 Emery Secondary School, 1100 47th Street , Emeryville , Ca., 94608 ………………………………. 69 Encinal High School, 210 Central Avenue, Alameda, Ca., 94501 ………………………………. 54 Fremont High School, 4610 Foothill Blvd , Oakland , Ca., 94601 ………………………………. 11 Frick Middle School, 2845 64th Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94605 ………………………………. 13 Grass Valley School , 4720 Dunkirk Avenue , Oakland, Ca., 94605 ………………………………. 14 Hayward High School , 1633 East Avenue , Hayward , Ca., 94541 ………………………………. 89 Head Royce High School, 4315 Lincoln Avenue , Oakland, Ca., 94602 ………………………………. 121 Hebrew Day School, 5500 Redwood Rd., Oakland, Ca., 94605 ………………………………. 122 Helms Middle School, 2500 Road 20, San Pablo , Ca., 94806 ………………………………. 45 Holy Names High School, 4660 Harbord Drive, Oakland, Ca., 94618 ………………………………. 123 Hopkins Junior High, 600 Driscoll Road, Fremont, Ca., 94539 ………………………………. 75 Horner Junior High , 41365 Chapel Way , Fremont , Ca., 94538 ………………………………. 77 Howard School , 8755 Fontaine Street, Oakland, Ca., 94605 ………………………………. 15 Irvington High School , 41800 Blacow Road , Fremont, Ca., 94538 ………………………………. 78 Supplementary Service Handbook Updated 01/13/14 2 Supplementary Service Handbook- Effective January 12, 2014 Table of Contents Island High, 250 Singleton Avenue, Alameda, Ca, 94501 ………………………………. 56 James Logan High, 1800 H Street, Union City , Ca., 94587 ………………………………. 99 John Muir Middle School, 1444 Williams Street, San Leandro , Ca., 94577 ………………………………. 109 Juan Crespi Middle School, 1121 Allview Avenue , El Sobrante , Ca., 94803 ………………………………. 46 Kaiser School , 25 South Hill Ct. , Oakland , Ca., 94618 ………………………………. 17 Kennedy High School, 39999 Blacow Road , Fremont , Ca., 94538 ………………………………. 79 Kennedy High School, 4300 Cutting Blvd., Richmond, Ca., 94804 ………………………………. 48 King Middle School , 1781 Rose Avenue , Berkeley , Ca., 94703 ………………………………. 62 KIPP Bridge, 991 14th Street , Oakland, Ca., 94607 ………………………………. 18 LIFE Academy, 2101 35th Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94601 ………………………………. 4 Lincoln Middle School, 1250 Fernside Blvd, Alameda, Ca., 94501 ………………………………. 57 Longfellow Middle School, 1500 Derby Street, Berkeley, Ca., 94703 ………………………………. 63 Lovonya Dejean Middle School, 3400 MacDonald Avenue, Richmond , Ca., 94805 ………………………………. 40 Madison Middle School, 400 Capistrano Drive, Oakland , Ca., 94603 ………………………………. 19 Martin Luther King Middle School, 26890 Holly Hill Avenue , Hayward, Ca., 94545 ………………………………. 91 McClymonds High School, 2607 Myrtle Street, Oakland , Ca., 94607 ………………………………. 20 Mission San Jose High , 41717 Palm Avenue , Fremont, Ca., 94539 ………………………………. 80 Montera Middle School, 5555 Ascot Drive , Oakland , Ca., 94611-3098 ………………………………. 21 Moreau Catholic High School , 27170 Mission Blvd, Hayward , Ca., 94544 ………………………………. 124 Mt. Eden High School , 2300 Panama , Hayward , Ca., 94545 ………………………………. 92 Newark Junior High School, 6201 Lafayette Avenue , Newark , Ca., 94560 ………………………………. 101 Newark Memorial High, 39375 Cedar Blvd, Newark , Ca., 94560 ………………………………. 102 Oakland Community Day High School, 4917 Mountain Blvd., Oakland, Ca, 94605 ………………………………. 25 Oakland High School, 1023 Macarthur Blvd, Oakland , Ca., 94610 ………………………………. 26 Oakland International High, 4251 Webster Street, Oakland , Ca., 94609 ………………………………. 16 Oakland Technical High School, 4351 Broadway , Oakland , Ca., 94611 ………………………………. 34 Ochoa Middle School , 2121 Depot Road, Hayward , Ca., 94545 ………………………………. 85 Piedmont High School, 800 Magnolia Avenue , Piedmont, Ca., 94611 ………………………………. 105 Piedmont Middle School, 740 Magnolia Avenue , Piedmont , Ca., 94611 ………………………………. 106 Portola Middle School , 1021 Navellier Street, El Cerrito , Ca., 94530 ………………………………. 49 Richmond High School , 1250 23rd Street, Richmond , Ca., 94804 ………………………………. 50 Robertson High School , 4455 Seneca Park Avenue , Fremont , Ca., 94538 ………………………………. 81 Roosevelt Middle School, 1926 19th Avenue, Oakland , Ca., 94606-4170 ………………………………. 28 Supplementary Service Handbook Updated 01/13/14 3 Supplementary Service Handbook- Effective January 12, 2014 Table of Contents Rusdale Continuation, 8251 Fontaine Street, Oakland , Ca., 94605 ………………………………. 29 Saliesian High School , 2851 Salesian Avenue, Richmond ,CA 94804 ………………………………. 128 San Leandro High School, 2200 Bancroft Avenue , San Leandro , Ca., 94577 ………………………………. 110 San Lorenzo High School, 50 E. Lewelling Blvd, San Lorenzo , Ca. , 94580 ………………………………. 114 Skyline High School, 12250 Skyline Blvd, Oakland , Ca., 94619 ………………………………. 30 St. Elizabeth High School , 1530 34th Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94601 ………………………………. 125 St. Joseph Notre Dame High School , 1011 Chestnut Street, Alameda , Ca., 94501 ………………………………. 126 St. Mary’s College High School, 1294 Albina, Berkeley, Ca., 94706 ………………………………. 127 Tehiyah Day School , 2630 Tassajara Avenue , El Cerrito , Ca., 94530 ………………………………. 129 Tennyson High School , 27035 Whitman Street, Hayward , Ca., 94544 ………………………………. 94 The Academy of Alameda, 401 Pacific Avenue , Alameda, Ca., 94501 ………………………………. 53 Thornton Junior High , 4357 Thornton Avenue , Fremont , Ca., 94536 ………………………………. 82 United for Success, 2101 35th Avenue , Oakland , Ca., 94601 ………………………………. 5 Walters Junior High School, 39600 Logan Drive , Fremont , Ca., 94538 ………………………………. 83 Washington High School, 38442 Fremont Blvd, Fremont , Ca., 94536 ………………………………. 84 Washington Manor MS, 1170 Fargo Avenue , San Lorenzo , Ca., 94580 ………………………………. 115 Westlake Middle School, 2629 Harrison Street, Oakland , Ca. , 94612 ………………………………. 36 Willard Middle School , 2425 Stuart Street, Berkeley , Ca., 94702 ………………………………. 64 Winton Middle School , 119 Winton Avenue , Hayward , Ca., 94544 ………………………………. 95 Wood Middle School, 420 Grand Street , Alameda, Ca, 94501 ………………………………. 58 Supplementary Service Handbook Updated 01/13/14 4 Oakland Unified School District Arts Far West School (K-12)
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