Forty-Niner ROP

Located at 360 Nevada Street in Auburn, California, Forty-Niner ROP was established as a specialized public agency designated for vocational and special education instruction rather than operating as a charter or traditional comprehensive school district. Positioned within a fringe town setting in the broader Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom metropolitan area, the district historically served regional learners seeking career-technical pathways and specialized skill development. However, according to federal reporting for the 2024–2025 academic year, Forty-Niner ROP is officially classified as closed, maintaining zero active, operational school sites within its administrative jurisdiction.

Reflecting this inactive status, the district currently records no enrolled students and no operational staffing context across its instructional profile. Because the agency is no longer actively providing instruction, specific grade ranges served are unassigned and unreported for this data cycle. For researchers, parents, and community members reviewing educational resources in Placer County, these metrics confirm that Forty-Niner ROP is no longer functioning as an active service provider, with career technical and specialized academic programming redirected through other regional educational entities.