Anderson Valley Unified

Nestled in the picturesque, rural remote landscape of Boonville, California, Anderson Valley Unified serves as a vital educational anchor for families in the Ukiah area. Headquartered at 18200 Mountain View Road, this active, traditional public school district operates two campuses that deliver comprehensive instruction from kindergarten through 12th grade, as well as adult education programs. As a non-charter district tailored to its regional community, Anderson Valley Unified combines the close community ties of a small town with a unified K–12 continuum, ensuring a smooth academic progression from foundational early literacy through high school graduation.

With a total enrollment of 382 students, the district offers an exceptionally personalized learning environment characterized by small class sizes and robust structural support. The student population reflects a rich cultural diversity—including a significant Hispanic student body alongside White and Black learners—supported by an expansive workforce of over 128 total full-time equivalent staff members. Featuring approximately 51 full-time equivalent teachers, 11 instructional aides, and nearly 67 support personnel, the district maintains an impressive student-to-teacher ratio of under 8 to 1. This generous staffing context empowers educators and researchers alike to appreciate a model that prioritizes individual student attention, targeted instructional support, and tailored community engagement across every grade level.