In the Spotlight
At Tracy Unified School District, we are proud of our students and staff.
Please take a moment to read through the learning activities and exciting events below!
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DISTRICT ART SHOW
Stop by the District Office to view the wonderful student artwork! We are located at 1875 W. Lowell Avenue, and are open from 8:00 to 5:00, Monday through Fridays, except for March 13-14. The art will be up for the month of March.
VIC ALKIRE FIELD DEDICATION
On March 6, 2025, a crowd of TUSD staff, family, friends, and of course, baseball players, celebrated the dedication of the naming of Tracy High's baseball field, "Vic Alkire Field". It was an afternoon full of Bulldog pride and tradition. Congratulations Coach Alkire!
Monte Vista Middle School
Great turn out for Eighth Grade
Parent Night!
North School
North students were celebrated with character awards, honor roll awards,
and all-around community service awards, while Dr. Seuss week was celebrated with story telling, activities and spirit week!
Tracy Charter School
Mrs. Ulloa’s 2nd and 3rd graders starting off March with a great directed draw!
TYAP Program
Our Tracy Young Adult Program
enjoyed A Miraculous Night in Paris prom this week!
Alternative Education
Stein High School
Stein junior Kyren Brown decided to explore the world of the very small during lunch when he found the tiniest of benevolent (and deceased) spiders in the hallway.
Stein seniors Ashley Olachea and Enrique Camacho helped out in the hallway as we were getting our Women’s History Month area set up.
West High School
West High School teacher apprentices for child development assisting at Bella Vista Children’s Academy. Joseph Jordan and Amayah Montez getting hugs before they leave for the day.
Jacobson Elementary
Mrs. Arellano's class showing off their free book for the month!
Williams Middle School
Students learned about the contributions of prominent figures in Black history in February
Bohn Elementary
Bohn celebrated Read Across America Week with dress up days, a book fair, and Family Literacy Night!
George Kelly School
In honor of black history month, Ms. Margie gave a presentation to Mrs. Orino’s 6th grade class on Kente cloths and the African culture. Kente cloths carry deep cultural, historical, and symbolic meanings about the identity, and heritage of the African people.
McKinley Elementary
We had a great turn out for Family Literacy Night! The big highlight of the night was the celebrity readers, who included Mayor Arriola and members of both Tracy PD and Tracy FD!
Tracy High School
Trach High School Computer Science Students participated in the
Job Shadow Day at
Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
Watch out Elon!
Hirsch Elementary
Second grade students and the Patriot Awards Assembly.
Kimball High School
Our skills students learned how to ride the bus, budget their food, and went bowling! Students practiced planning and budgeting on their own!
Villalovoz Elementary
1st Grade students in Mrs. Luperine’s class working with an artist from the Artists-in-Schools Program to create works of art!
Central Elementary
Central School enjoyed Read Across America Family Night where our students enjoyed read-alouds, creative crafts, and exploring the book fair.
Southwest Park Elementary
A group of 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students represented South/West Park at the San Joaquin County Science Olympiad on Saturday.
SWPES celebrated Read Across America Week with a Spirit Week. To our surprise, these Kindergarteners dressed up as Mr. Lopez and Ms. Sanchez for College/Career Day. Mrs. Zuniga's class dressed up as Dr. Seuss.
Art Freiler School
Leadership students reading and acting out the Cat in the Hat for Read Across America week!
Kinder students making creations from the Lorax book in Mrs. D'Amario's class
Poet-Christian School Library
Library staff met at Poet to share information they learned from CSLA with other staff members. Pictured
here is library staff learning about reader's theatre and zine making!
