West Sonoma County Union High

West Sonoma County Union High School District is an active, traditional public school system headquartered at 462 Johnson Street in Sebastopol, California. Nestled in a fringe town setting within the broader Santa Rosa-Petaluma metropolitan area, the district manages three operational schools. Although structured to serve students from kindergarten through 12th grade, the district serves primarily as a secondary education center, with the vast majority of its 1,570 enrolled students concentrated in grades 9 through 12. Community members, parents, and researchers seeking to connect with administration can reach out via their central website (wscuhsd.org) or district office to learn more about its local offerings.

The district's student body reflects a rich tapestry of backgrounds, comprising 817 male students, 735 female students, and 18 students without specified gender data. Demographically, the student population includes 966 White students, 440 Hispanic students, 50 Asian students, 50 students of two or more races, 25 Black students, 17 American Indian students, and 4 Pacific Islander students. To deliver quality education and operational oversight, the district maintains a robust workforce of approximately 351 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes around 170 FTE classroom teachers, 20 FTE instructional aides, and 160 FTE support personnel, maintaining a well-resourced learning environment tailored to student success.