Creekside Middle School

Apricot Valley Elementary has served Patterson families since 2005 and today enrolls 781 students with a staff of 80. We are part of Patterson Unified School District, and our programs run from kindergarten through 6th grade. Students with Individualized Education Programs receive instruction at their academic level in our mild-moderate special education program for grades K to 6. Our moderate-severe classroom for grades 4 to 6 also addresses needs in behavior, occupational therapy, and counseling. English learners receive designated English Language Development during a daily rotation, with support toward reclassification on the ELPAC. Our Expanded Learning Program runs every day after school until 6 p.m. We use PBIS schoolwide, and students have one-to-one technology. Families take part through the PTO, the English Learner Advisory Committee, and School Site Council.

Del Puerto High School is dedicated to fostering the holistic development of students with diverse needs, including those facing language-based learning disabilities and other unique challenges. The school prioritizes social, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth, instilling high standards for academic integrity and leadership among its students. With a commitment to excellence, innovation, inclusivity, perseverance, and integrity as core values, Del Puerto High School creates a nurturing environment that empowers both students and staff. The school supports a low student-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention and tailored educational experiences that cater to individual learning styles. Strong family partnerships are emphasized, promoting a collaborative approach to education that enhances student success. Unique community events further enrich the school experience, making Del Puerto High School a distinctive choice for families seeking an inclusive and supportive educational environment.

Northmead Elementary first opened in September 1922, and many of our students' parents and grandparents walked the same halls. Today we serve 650 students from transitional kindergarten through 6th grade in Patterson Unified, home of the Cubs. Alongside general education classrooms, we run an English Language Development program, a Resource Program, a Speech or Language Program, a Special Day Class for mild to moderate needs and an Extended Learning Program, all for grades K to 6. Our Autism Program serves students with moderate to severe needs in kindergarten through 2nd grade. An elementary counselor, a student support specialist and a mental health clinician work on site. Our schoolwide Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports work has raised attendance and cut discipline referrals, and it earned the PBIS Platinum Implementation Award. Breakfast is served each morning before the first bell.