In the Spotlight
Tracy Unified is proud of its students and staff. Check out the fun activities!
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West High ag building
We are excited to share an update on our brand-new Agriculture Building at West High School, which has been steadily progressing and is now truly taking shape! This modern facility has been designed to support hands-on learning and provide our agriculture students with the space and tools they need to build real-world skills.
Inside the new building, students will find a fully equipped classroom as well as a variety of specialized shop areas. These spaces will allow students to learn and practice welding, woodworking, metalworking, materials handling, and eventually product development.
Construction remains on schedule, and the facility is planned to be completed and ready for student use for the 2026–27 school year.
Jacobson Elementary
Mrs. Arellano's November Book Flood!
SouthWest Park Elementary
High school students from
Kimball's Jaguar Project presented their anti-bullying assembly to our 4th and 5th graders, sharing a powerful message about kindness and taking care of one another.
To end the week on a fun note, students who excelled in our Read-A-Thon earned the chance to silly string the principal!
Central Elementary
Our 1st grade Wildcats learned about the parts of a plant and then planted seeds in our school garden.
Kimball High School
A huge congratulations to our jaguar, Andres L. For his performance at the State Meet in Woodward Park in Clovis-- he finished 2nd place! With a time of 14:56:9 he's the 9th fastest ever for D3 at the state meet!
North School
North School 8th grade students, became college students for a day as they toured and learned about California State Stanislaus College in Turlock, what a great place and experience!
Williams Middle School
Williams students did some after school bonding with Brother to Brother club, playing dodgeball.
Stein High School
Alternative Education
Biology students in Ms. Hall’s class enjoyed the chemical reactions that occurred when they compared the enzyme reaction rates in two beakers to confirm that a higher surface area to volume ratio really was more efficient than a lower ratio.
Stein’s Barbering students standing proud with their Barbicide Certificates.
Hirsch Elementary
Hay Day at Hirsch!
Poet Christian School
Our kindergarten students enjoyed celebrating Thanksgiving with lovely activities and a delicious meal.
West High School
It's that time of year again, Brighter Christmas is here! We are collecting cans or non-perishable items now in the attendance office.
George Kelly School
Mrs. Adam’s Kindergarteners are engineering a device to keep
parks clean!
Mrs. Marquez’ 3rd grade students exploring the Yokut Native American tribe, learning about their hunting practices, clothing, transportation, and other aspects of daily life!
Art Freiler School
Kindergartners making countdown chains at Freiler!
First graders showing off their new books at the library book giveaway
this week!!
Villalovoz Elementary
5th grade students from Mrs. Zepeda’s class predicting where they think the direction north is, then learning how to use a compass to find it.
Bohn
Miss Toepfer and Mrs. Toliao won $500 for their classrooms!
Tracy High School
Students appreciate the new library furniture during lunch break.
Tracy Charter School
TYAP students sold their crafts at the County Holiday Boutique.
Monte Vista Middle School
Our anti-bullying winners with their recognition awards from the San Joaquin County Office of Education.
McKinley School
Our 4th grade classes working on a STEM project.