- Hayward Unified School District
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Hayward Unified School District Type and location Type Public Grades K-12, adult education Country United States Location Hayward, California District Info Superintendent Janis Duran Schools 36 Students and staff Students 21,000 Teachers 1,000 Other information Website http://www.husd.k12.ca.us/ 
HUSD administrative offices, adjacent to the Hayward Hall of Justice
The Hayward Unified School District (HUSD), is a public school district serving the city of Hayward, California. Supervised by the superintendent, and the HUSD board of trustees, the district serves more than 21,000 students in 36 schools, and employing more than 1,000 teachers. The current superintendent is Janis Duran, and the current board of trustees president is Lisa Brunner.[1][2][3][4] In 2008, the district passed the Measure I school funding bond, the first bond measure in Hayward in over 45 years. The measure passed with 72% of the vote.[5]
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Hayward Education Association
The Hayward Education Association (HEA) is the recognized employee organization for negotiating collective bargaining rights with HUSD.[6] HEA organized a strike in April 2007 against HUSD, the Hayward teachers strike.
Schools
The district operates 25 elementary schools, 5 middle schools, and 3 high schools. It also maintains an alternative high school, an English language center, and an adult education center. Many of the park and recreation facilities at the schools are managed by the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District.
Secondary schools
High schools
- Alternative schools
- Thomas N. Brenkwitz High
Middle schools
HUSD operates five middle schools. Anthony W. Ochoa Middle School serves west Hayward. Bret Harte Middle School serves the Downtown Hayward and northern hills area. Chavez Middle school serves the Fairway Park and southern hills area. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School serves the Mount Eden area. Winton Middle School serves west Hayward.
Elementary schools
- Bowman
- Burbank
- Cherryland
- East Avenue
- Eden Gardens
- Eldridge
- Fairview
- Faith Ringgold School (K-8)
- Glassbrook
- Harder
- Longwood
- Lorin A. Eden
- Palma Ceia
- Park
- Ruus
- Schafer Park
- Southgate
- Stonebrae
- Strobridge
- Treeview
- Tyrrell
Former schools
High schools
- Sunset High School
Elementary schools
- Laurel
- Edwin Markham School closed in June 2009; Faith Ringgold School now occupies its campus.
See also
- New Haven Unified School District, with one high school located within Hayward city limits
References
Categories:- Hayward Unified School District
- School districts in Alameda County, California
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