Sanger Adult School

Community Day School, home of the Mavericks, is dedicated to fostering the growth and success of students with diverse learning needs, including those with language-based learning disabilities and twice-exceptional students. The school's core mission centers on providing a supportive, inclusive environment where every child can thrive academically and socially. Through a variety of innovative educational options and mental health resources, Community Day School addresses the unique challenges faced by its students while celebrating their strengths and potential. The school's approach is characterized by its commitment to personalized education, ensuring that each student receives tailored support through specialized programs and therapeutic methodologies. With a focus on collaboration between educators, therapists, and families, Community Day School creates a holistic learning experience that empowers students to overcome obstacles and achieve their goals. What sets Community Day School apart is its low student-teacher ratio, which allows for individualized attention and fosters strong relationships between teachers and students. Additionally, the school emphasizes family partnerships, encouraging active involvement in the educational journey. Unique community events further enhance the sense of belonging and support among families, making Community Day School not just an educational institution but a nurturing community dedicated to the well-being of every child.

Hallmark Academy is Sanger Unified School District's non-classroom-based learning program, a partnership with parents who choose to educate their children apart from the conventional in-school model through home school, independent study, and virtual learning. Every course has a syllabus of lessons, projects, and assessments aligned to the Common Core Standards. Grades K to 8 follow our HyFlex program, which blends on-campus and virtual instruction, and students in grades 5 to 8 attend on-campus classes twice a week. High school students follow a hybrid model of campus classes and independent study, with on-site biology, chemistry, anatomy, physics, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and English 9 and 10, plus self-paced Edgenuity courses, early college opportunities, and the option to take a class at Sanger High or Sanger West High. Art, music, and science classes are offered for grades K to 12, and music includes piano, middle and high school jazz band, and choir. High school students can join Academic Decathlon, yearbook, and leadership, and we offer AVID, a PLTW Biomed pathway, and a guidance learning specialist.