Benicia Unified

Located at 350 East K Street in Benicia, California, Benicia Unified is an open, traditional public school district situated in a midsize suburban setting within the Vallejo metropolitan area. Operating seven functional schools, the district serves a complete kindergarten through 12th-grade curriculum, providing public education without operating charter programs or adult education tracks. According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset context, Benicia Unified serves a total student population of 4,346 learners, comprising 2,190 male students, 2,147 female students, and 9 students with unspecified gender identities. The district's demographic composition is diverse, including 1,742 White, 1,190 Hispanic, 718 multiracial, 453 Asian, 214 Black, 16 Pacific Islander, and 4 American Indian students, alongside 9 students whose racial backgrounds are unlisted.

The district's enrollment spans every primary and secondary grade level, beginning with 455 kindergarten students, 1,563 elementary students across grades 1 through 5, 948 middle school students in grades 6 through 8, and 1,380 high school students across grades 9 through 12. To support its student body, Benicia Unified employs a total full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of approximately 838.86 staff members. This human resources infrastructure includes 383.8 FTE teachers, 50.7 FTE instructional aides, and 404.36 FTE support staff members, ensuring robust classroom instruction and administrative services. Serving residents within California's 8th Congressional District, 3rd State Senate District, and 11th State House District, the district maintains open community engagement through its central administration office at (707) 747-8300 and its official website at www.beniciaunified.org.