Supporting Access & Choice
We will prioritize meaningful educational opportunities for all students.
Supporting Access & Choice in Action
What Success Looks Like
- Underrepresented groups have increased access to advanced course offerings and learning opportunities.
- Students and their families have choices in their education through neighborhood schools, responsive community schools, pathways, and alternative learning.
- Schools offer a multi-faceted portfolio of curriculum and course offerings for students.
Progress & Successes | 2025-26
From advanced coursework and college credit to career and technical education, FNSBSD is working to ensure students can access diverse learning opportunities that align with their interests, needs, and goals.
1,438
Advanced Placement Courses
FNSBSD students completed approximately 1,438 Advanced Placement courses, providing opportunities for rigorous, college-level learning.
4,079
College Credits Earned
Students earned approximately 4,079 college credits through dual-credit and other college-level learning opportunities.
25
Students in New Cosmetology Pathway
Lathrop High launched a new cosmetology pathway, providing 25 juniors and seniors with hands-on, workforce aligned learning.
Our 2026-27 Focus
Strengthen Neighborhood School Identity
Support elementary schools in identifying and sharing the programs, strengths, experiences, and characteristics that make their school communities unique, while continuing to develop specialized learning opportunities based on student and community interests.
Expand Access to Advanced Learning
Continue strengthening access to CTE, Advanced Placement, Honors, dual-credit, internships, and other advanced learning opportunities across secondary schools.
Strengthen Student Supports and Pathways
Expand opportunities and interventions that help students access the learning experiences that best meet their academic needs, interests, and goals.