Black Oak Mine Unified

Nestled in a rural distant setting within the foothills of the greater Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom metropolitan region, Black Oak Mine Unified provides a complete educational pathway for local families. Headquartered at 6540 Wentworth Springs Rd. in Georgetown, California, this traditional, non-charter public school district remains fully operational across six district schools. Designed to guide students seamlessly from early childhood through young adulthood, the district offers comprehensive academic programming spanning from kindergarten through 12th grade, cultivating a strong community-centered environment for learning.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, Black Oak Mine Unified educates a total enrollment of 1,238 students, comprising 584 female and 654 male learners. The student body is demographically diverse, including 906 White, 171 Hispanic, and 124 multi-racial students, alongside American Indian, Asian, Pacific Islander, and Black student populations. To effectively support this student body, the district maintains a substantial professional workforce totaling over 311 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team features approximately 121.5 FTE classroom teachers, nearly 22 FTE instructional aides, and more than 168 FTE support staff, ensuring that students receive comprehensive instructional guidance, personal attention, and well-maintained educational facilities.