• Community and Location

    Located in the beautiful hills of Contra Costa County, the family-oriented communities of Canyon, Moraga, Lafayette, Orinda and Walnut Creek are within the Acalanes Union High School District attendance area. We serve students in grades 9-12 and have an extensive adult education program. The area is ethnically, culturally and politically diverse with each of our four communities having a strong local identity that fosters positive interactions among adults and students. The communities provide a wealth of cultural, entertainment and recreational opportunities. 

     
    A Tradition of Excellence

    Acalanes, Campolindo, Las Lomas, and Miramonte High Schools all rank in the top 60 of the 1,000 high schools in California based upon the Academic Performance Index (API) and the top 4% of all high schools in the United States for strength of the Advanced Placement Program. The Acalanes Center for Independent Study offers an exceptional alternative education program. All the schools in the district are fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.

    Parents and Community

    The Acalanes Union High School District is considered one of the highest performing school districts in California. Parent participation and support is provided with volunteer hours and fund-raising through parents and boosters organizations, and foundations. The community passed bond elections in 1988, 1997, 2002, and 2008 to improve District facilities; and passed parcel taxes in 1991, 1995, 2001, 2005, 2009, 2010, and 2014 to maintain or expand educational opportunities for the students of the District.

     

    Mission

    We educate every student to excel and contribute in a global society.

     

    LCAP Goals

    1. Recruit, develop and retain high quality certificated, classified and administrative staff (High quality staff)
    2. Provide facilities and learning environments conducive to 21st Century learning opportunities  (High quality facilities)
    3. Further develop and implement high quality programs and educational opportunities for students to attain college and career readiness (High quality programs)
    4. Develop programs and opportunities to promote access and achievement for all students in relevant and engaging curriculum and programs (Access and Equity)
    5. Provide safe, engaging and inclusive school sites and classrooms that address the social-emotional needs of all students (School climate and Social-emotional development)

     

    Our Schools

    Comprehensive High Schools

    Acalanes High School

    Campolindo High School 

    Las Lomas High School

    Miramonte High School 

    Alternative School:

    Acalanes Center for Independent Study

    Adult Education:

    Acalanes Adult Education

      

    Our Students

    The 2018-2019 enrollment by ethnicity depicted graphically is as follows:

    Graph %s:64.7white, 13.3Asian,10 Hispanic/Latino, 7- two + races, 2.2 Filipino, 1.7 African Amer.,0.3 Pac. Is, .1 AIAN

     

     

    Adopted Budget – 2018-2019

    General Fund:

    • Revenue

    Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) - $52,018,513

    Federal Revenue - $1,353,906

    Other State Revenue - $6,594,837

    Other Local Revenue - $6,847,060

    Other Local Revenue - Parcel Tax - $10,485,000

    Total Revenues - $77,299,316

    • Expenditures

    Salaries - $42,780,140

    Employee Benefits - $20,702,487

    Books & Supplies - $3,341,920

    Services, Other Op Expenses - $10,065,640

    Other - $273,000