Dublin Unified Transition Program

Dublin Unified Transition Program is a small high school with its address in Dublin, California. A federal count lists 20 students at the school, in grade 12. Average enrollment for high schools in California is about 838, so this school runs 98% smaller than that.

The 15 schools in Dublin Unified enroll 12,750 students altogether, Dublin Unified Transition Program among them.

Asian students are the largest group at Dublin Unified Transition Program, with 50% of enrollment. Beyond that, enrollment is 20% Hispanic, 15% White, and 15% multiracial. The Asian share of the county population is lower, at 33%.

Dublin Unified Transition Program's 2.4 full-time-equivalent teachers put its ratio at 8.3:1. For comparison, high schools in California average 18.2:1. Eligibility for subsidized school meals is 25%. The gap from the 49% average for public schools in Alameda County is 24 points.

Federal survey data for Alameda County show that median household income is about $129,367, roughly 52% of adults have a four-year degree or more, and the share of residents below the poverty line is 6%. Dublin Unified Transition Program is among the 394 public schools in Alameda County.

Nearest public school: York Alternative Learning Center, less than a tenth of a mile away. Other public schools within five miles: at least 8.

On the NCES locale scale, the school is Suburb: Mid-size.

Federal counts put enrollment at 23 in 2020-21 and 20 in 2024-25, a 13% decrease.

The Dublin Unified Transition Program community page is open for posts about enrollment questions, class placement, and PTA news. Anyone with firsthand experience at this school can post or comment.