Pacific Collegiate Charter District

Located at 3004 Mission Street in Santa Cruz, California, the Pacific Collegiate Charter District operates as an open, independent charter district serving secondary students across grades 7 through 12. Situated in a small city setting within the Santa Cruz-Watsonville metropolitan region, the district functions as its own local educational agency for federal programs and operates a single school facility. The district maintains an overall enrollment of 536 students, structured across middle and high school grade levels with 100 students in 7th grade, 100 in 8th grade, 92 in 9th grade, 99 in 10th grade, 67 in 11th grade, and 78 in 12th grade.

The district's student body reflects a broad range of backgrounds, comprising 331 White, 86 Hispanic, 77 multiracial (two or more races), 37 Asian, 2 Black, 1 American Indian, and 1 Pacific Islander student, alongside 1 student whose racial background is unrecorded. Gender representation includes 284 female students, 251 male students, and 1 student without a specified gender designation. Educational services and administrative operations are sustained by a full-time equivalent (FTE) staffing team of 96.64, which includes 61.08 teacher FTEs, 3.25 instructional aide FTEs, and 32.31 support staff FTEs. Families, students, and researchers can learn more by visiting the district's website at http://www.pacificcollegiate.com or by calling (831) 479-7785.