MILPITAS UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Milpitas Unified School District takes great pride in its multiculturalism, with 52 languages spoken among a diverse enrollment of more than 10,170 students who live within the City of Milpitas. MUSD offers 18 different programs, with 10 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 2 child development centers, 1 comprehensive high school, 1 continuation high school, 1 San Jose City College Extension Program, and 1 Adult Education school. This includes 8 California Distinguished Schools, 6 State Honor Roll Schools, 1 World Language School, 1 State Model Continuation School, and 1 National Middle Schools To Watch. With an annual operating budget of more than $122M, the unified school district (pre-K through 12th grade and beyond) staffs nearly 950 employees, including more than 460 teachers. An inclusive “Culture of WE” mantra drives us to honor our vast diversity by providing multiple paths for success via Academic, World Languages, Vocational, Athletic, Musical, Artistic, Entrepreneurial, Apprenticeship, and International Business Paths for students. MUSD is home to the two-time California Interscholastic Federation State Champion Milpitas High School Varsity Football Team.
District Office
1331 East Calaveras Boulevard Milpitas, California 95035 United States of America P: +1 (408) 635-2600 F: +1 (408) 635-2616 |
HISTORY
Milpitas remains home to the first planned, integrated community in the nation that was featured in the documentary ‘54: The Story of Sunnyhills (video). All of MUSD’s elementary schools are named after the early settlers who cultivated the land in what is now Milpitas. The school district was originally Milpitas Elementary School District when it was started as a separate district in the 1950’s. Formerly, James Lick High School in Alum Rock was the closest high school to Milpitas. Samuel Ayer High School (now the Milpitas Sports Center, Teen Center, Calaveras Hills HS., and Adult Education Center) on Calaveras Road was built as the only high school located in the city. In the late 1960’s, MUSD was formed and included Samuel Ayer High School, which had previously been part of East Side Union High School District. In the 1970’s, Milpitas High School was built on Escuela Parkway, replacing Samuel Ayer High School which closed. Currently, Milpitas High School is one of the largest high schools in Santa Clara County, with more than 3,000 students. Meanwhile, Calaveras Hills High School, a CA Model Continuation High School, is one of the top schools in the state serving our most vulnerable population. Read More |
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