Napa County ROP

Located at 2121 Imola Ave. in the picturesque, small-suburb setting of Napa, California, Napa County ROP serves as an active, non-charter public educational entity tailored for upper-level secondary students. Functioning as a specialized vocational and special education regional occupational program (ROP), the district focuses exclusively on students in grades 10 through 12. Operating from a single dedicated facility, the district provides specialized career and technical pathways designed to equip high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors with practical skills and hands-on experience aligned with regional workforce needs.

For researchers, families, and prospective students examining district profiles within the 2024–2025 NCES reporting period, Napa County ROP presents a unique administrative structure typical of regional occupational programs. Because students maintain primary enrollment at their comprehensive home high schools while attending ROP coursework, federal metrics report zero direct full-time equivalent (FTE) primary student membership and staffing. This shared-enrollment framework allows the open district to deliver targeted technical training without duplicating general education administrative overhead. Interested parents and researchers seeking further information about current programming can reach the district directly at (707) 253-6831.