Facts at a Glance

RECOGNITIONS & AWARDS Suisun Valley K-8............................... US Dept. Of Education Green Ribbon School, 2022 Oakbrook Academy of the Arts......... Arts Golden Bell, 2020 Oakbrook Academy of the Arts......... Exemplary Arts, 2020 Armijo High School ........................... Gold Ribbon, 2017 Green Valley Middle School ............. Gold Ribbon, 2017 Public Safety Academy .................... Gold Ribbon, 2017 Cordelia Hills Elementary ................ Gold Ribbon, 2016 David Weir Preparatory.................... Gold Ribbon, 2016 Suisun Valley School......................... Gold Ribbon, 2016 Nelda Mundy Elementary................. Distinguished, 2014 Oakbrook Elementary...................... Distinguished, 2014 Cordelia Hills Elementary ................ Distinguished, 2012 Crescent Elementary........................ Distinguished, 2012 Laurel Creek Elementary.................. Distinguished, 2012 Rolling Hills Elementary .................. Distinguished, 2010 Dan O. Root II Elementary............... Distinguished, 2008 Green Valley Middle ......................... Distinguished, 2007 K.I. Jones Elementary ...................... Distinguished, 2006 Nelda Mundy Elementary ................ Distinguished, 2006 Suisun Valley School ........................ Distinguished, 2006 Rodriguez High ................................. Distinguished, 2005 Laurel Creek Elementary ................. Distinguished, 2004 Dan O. Root II Elementary ............... Distinguished, 2004 Sullivan Middle ................................. Distinguished, 2003 Oakbrook Elementary ...................... Distinguished, 2002 B. Gale Wilson Elementary ............... Distinguished, 2000 Mary Bird Early Education Center..... Golden Bell, 2023

National Board Certified Teachers Dalal Mansour, 2017 Stacie Ryan, 2017 Kristin Warsaw, 2017 Daniel Mikkola, 2014 Debra Striek, 2010 Julia Luckey, 2010 Laura Jones, 2009 Christine Magee, 2009

Sharon Patterson, 2009 Leeanne Purdy-Martinez, 2009 Shauntj Buttram-Gonzalez, 2007 Nicole McNelis, 2007 Delicia Saclolo, 2007 William Collison, 2007 Pamela Williamson, 2007

THE DISTRICT Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District has an enrollment of over 20,400 transitional kindergartens through grade 12 students. It is the largest school district and one of the largest employers in Solano County. There are 35 schools consisting of five high schools, including Early College High School, five middle schools, 20 elementary schools, a preschool, several alternative schools of choice, and one adult school.

The district is located in the cities of Fairfield and Suisun.

Nearby Interstate 80, Interstate 680, and State Highway 12, provide convenient access to the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento regions. Local visitor destinations include the Jelly Belly Factory, Travis Air Force Base; Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, the Napa Valley Wine Country, and premium shopping outlet centers in Vacaville and Napa. There are numerous community-based performing arts organizations, museums, galleries, and festivals. Boating, sailing, bicycling, hiking, and skiing are popular family activities in the area.

Solano Country's landscape ranges from rich agricultural land with fresh produce and numerous wineries in the north to rolling hills in the south. Along the southern and western borders are the San Francisco Bay, Carquinez Straits, Suisun Bay, Lake Berryessa, and Sacramento River.

2023/2024 FAIRFIELD-SUISUN UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

FACTS AT A GLANCE FSUSD is a premier learning community that empowers each student to thrive in an ever-changing world.

Governing Board Members (as of October, 2023)

Craig Wilson Board President Area 4

Helen Tilley Clerk Area 2

Perry Polk Area 7

Jack Flynn Area 5

Judi Honeychurch Area 3

Ana Petero Area 6

Bethany Smith Area 1

Lavani Madadi Student Board Member

Contact Information 2490 Hilborn Road, Fairfield, CA 94534 FSUSD.org 707-399-5000

Facts At A Glance is a yearly compilation of District information. Information is current as of October 2023 unless otherwise noted. Every effort has been made to verify the accuracy of the information, which is intended for general use only.

FORWARD TOGETHER

STUDENTS

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

FINANCES

Student Enrollment

In addition to the regular K-12 curriculum, FSUSD offers a variety of programs to provide opportunities for students throughout the district.

2023-2024 General Fund Adopted Budget

(as of October 2023) Grades TK-5......................9,557 Grades 6-8........................ 4,740 Grades 9-12...................... 6,133 Total TK-12 Enrollment............... 20,430

Student Ethnic Distribution

Advancement Placement Courses

Gifted and Talented Education (GATE)

Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)

International Baccalaureate (IB) Program

Early Childhood Education (Preschool and TK)

Social Media Study Independent Presence

Early College High School Program (ECHS)

Social Media Alternative Education Presence 04

Schools themed in the areas of Public Safety, Health and Wellness, College Prep., Innovative Learning, Arts, Music and Media, Language Immersion Academy, Virtual Academy, and Agriculture are also available to K-8 FSUSD students.

Career Technical Education

District* County*

State*

0.8% 0.3% 1.0% 4.2% 8.1% 9.0% 12.6% 20.9% 43.2%

2.2% 0.4% 0.4% 9.5% 2.2% 4.3% 4.7% 20.1% 56.1%

0.2% No Response American Indian/Alaska Native 0.3% 1.1% Pacific Islander 6.2% Asian 9.1% Filipino 9.6% Two or More Races 13.2% Black/ African American White 13.9% Hispanic/ Latino 46.40%

Source: *California Department of Education, DataQuest 2021/22

FSUSD offers programs of study that involve a multiyear sequence of courses that integrate core academic knowledge with technical and occupational knowledge. These industry sectors provide students with a pathway to post-secondary education and careers. The classes offered are detailed in the course catalog for each high school.

16 CTE PATHWAYS

4 SECONDARY 04 SCHOOLS

Agriscience Animal Science Business Management Design Visual & Media Arts Education Emergency Response Food Service & Hospitality Games & Simulation Ornamental Horticulture

11 INDUSTRY SECTORS

Patient Care Public Safety Production & Management Arts Residential & Commercial Construction Software & Systems Development Systems Diagnostics, Service & Repair Welding & Materials Joining

Projected Expenditures Certificated Salaries........................... $136,119,472 Classified Salaries............................... $51,859,651 Employee Benefits............................. $75,083,913 Books & Supplies................................ $19,470,430 Contracted & Operational.................. $33,632,556 Sites, Buildings & Equipment.............$70,000 Transfers & Other Outgo.................... $3,643,503 Total Expenditures...................... $319,879,525

Teacher Salary Range (as of July 1, 2023)

Lowest* $63,352

Highest** $109,544

*Clear Credential **This reflects the highest dollar amount on the salary schedule, but not the highest amount a teacher can earn.

Personnel Count (as of October 4, 2023)

Teachers....................................... 1,020 Certificated Management............. 82 Classified Management................ 77 Classified Employees.................... 1,117 Psychologists................................ 29 Counselors.....................................28 Librarians.......................................11 Nurses............................................ 9 Total...................................... 2,373