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Alum Rock Union School District

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The Alum Rock Union School District (abbreviated ARUSD) operates thirteen elementary schools (K-5), four middle schools (6–8) and four TK-8th grade charters in the East San Jose and Alum Rock, San Jose neighborhoods of San Jose, California.[2]

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School name Students FTE teachers Pupil/teacher ratio
Adelante Dual Language Academy360
(Sylvia) Cassell Elementary School56n 2720.8
(Cesar) Chavez Elementary School 6723121.7
(Horace) Cureton Elementary School618 3318.7
(A.J.) Dorsa Elementary School570 2721.1
(Joseph) George Middle School643 3120.7
(O.S.) Hubbard Elementary School455 2022.8
Linda Vista Elementary School662 3220.7
L.U.C.H.A. Elementary School225 1120.4
Lyndale Elementary School64133 19.4
(Millard) McCollam Elementary School 5962920.6
James McEntee Academy[3] 674
(Donald J.) Meyer Elementary School630 31.520
Ocala Middle School8924022.3
(Ben) Painter Elementary School503 2520.1
Renaissance Academy (of Arts, Science and Social Justice)200 728
(Anthony) Russo Academy[3] 674
(Thomas P.) Ryan Elementary School568 2721
San Antonio Elementary School573 28.819.9
(William L.) Sheppard Middle School675 3320.5
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TypePublic
GradesK–8[1]
NCES District ID0602310 [1]
Students8,652 (2020–2021)[1]
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Alum Rock Union School District
Address
2930 Gay Avenue
San Jose
, California, 95127
United States
District information
TypePublic
GradesK–8[1]
NCES District ID0602310 [1]
Students and staff
Students8,652 (2020–2021)[1]
Teachers407.61 (FTE)[1]
Staff415.58 (FTE)[1]
Student–teacher ratio21.23:1[1]
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Websitewww.arusd.org
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The district closed Grandin Miller Elementary School in 2004,[4] and closed Pala Middle School in 2010.[5] In 1996, there was a stabbing assault incident that occurred in the back of Clyde L. Fischer Middle School. The victim died from his injuries.[6] In 2021, Clyde Fischer and Lee Mathson middle schools were closed as a result of low enrollment.[7]

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