Lake County International Charter District

Located at 15850 Armstrong Street in Middletown, California, Lake County International Charter District serves as an active, independent charter district operating a single campus within a distant rural setting in the greater Clearlake area. Designed to foster an intimate, community-centered learning environment, the district provides comprehensive educational programming for elementary and middle school students from Kindergarten through 8th grade. During the 2024–2025 academic year, the district welcomed a total student body of 88 children, with grade-level cohorts ranging from a 15-student Kindergarten class to focused upper-grade groups through the 8th grade. This focused environment offers families in southern Lake County a tailored, accessible public charter alternative close to home.

To support its student body, the district maintains a robust operational foundation anchored by 8 full-time equivalent teachers, yielding an exceptional student-to-teacher ratio of 11 to 1 that ensures strong individual attention and academic support. The instructional team is further reinforced by approximately 3.6 full-time equivalent instructional aides and a dedicated support staff of over 14 personnel, bringing the district's total workforce to 26 full-time equivalent positions. The student population reflects a diverse rural community, composed of 60 White, 22 Hispanic, and 6 multiracial students, with 52 female and 36 male learners. Families, prospective students, and educational researchers interested in learning more about the district's programs can visit their website at www.lcics.org or contact the administration directly at (707) 987-3063.