District Special Education

Families in Stockton, California, are served by District Special Education, a very small school serving multiple grade levels. Enrollment stands at 112 students, covering kindergarten through 12. It has 81% fewer students than the average for combined schools in California (about 602).

A total of 54 schools make up Stockton Unified, with 33,590 students enrolled.

More than half of enrollment at District Special Education is Hispanic: 65%. Other groups make up 13% Asian, 11% White, 5% Black, and 3% multiracial. San Joaquin County as a whole is about 43% Hispanic, so the school's share is higher. On the diversity index, which measures the chance that two random students are from different groups, District Special Education scores 54%.

District Special Education lists 6.7 full-time-equivalent teachers; that is about 16.6 students per teacher. Across combined schools in California, the average ratio is 18.6:1. Free or reduced-price lunch covers 69% of the student body.

For the population of San Joaquin County, the median household earns about $92,179 a year, a bachelor's degree or higher is held by about 23% of adults, and the poverty rate is about 10%. Across San Joaquin County, 251 public schools serve about 153,026 students.

Straight-line distance to the nearest public school, Aspire Arts & Sciences Academy, is less than a tenth of a mile. Around the school, at least 8 other public schools are within five miles.

District Special Education is coded as City: Large in federal locale data.

Federal enrollment counts rose from 107 (2020-21) to 112 (2024-25). Federal data show the ratio falling from 17.8:1 to 16.6:1.

This page is a place to ask questions and share updates about fundraisers, report cards, and school supplies at District Special Education. Members of the school community can share what they know.