Plumas Charter District

Located at 1425 East Main Street in Quincy, California, Plumas Charter District operates as an active, independent charter school district dedicated to providing a tailored K–12 education within a rural remote setting. Serving a complete grade continuum from kindergarten through twelfth grade across its single operational school, the district acts as its own local educational agency for federal programs, allowing it to deliver flexible learning models adapted to its mountain community. Parents, students, and educational researchers seeking to learn more about the district's tailored pathways can contact the administrative office at (530) 283-3851 or visit their website at plumascharterschool.org.

Based on federal NCES statistics for the 2024–2025 academic year, the district serves a close-knit student body of 349 students with a balanced gender distribution of 175 female and 174 male learners. The student body spans all primary and secondary grade levels—ranging from 24 kindergarteners to 39 high school seniors—and encompasses a diverse student population that includes White (248), multiracial (46), Hispanic (39), American Indian (10), Asian (4), and Black (2) students. To support this student population, the district maintains a robust workforce totaling 77.6 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This includes 32.1 FTE classroom teachers—yielding an attentive student-to-teacher ratio of approximately 11 to 1—complemented by 12.8 FTE instructional aides and 32.7 FTE support personnel to foster a fully supported learning environment.