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John F. Kennedy AP Capstone/PACE
Grades 9-12

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AP Capstone/PACE offers students a four-year advanced academic program and JFK is the only Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ school to offer this program. Each AP Capstone student takes a rigorous college-prep curriculum, including cohorted English and History courses in grade 9 to prepare them for AP Seminar in place of English 10. As juniors, they take AP Research. Additionally, students must take at least 4 other AP classes to qualify for the AP Capstone diploma. Students who complete the two-year program of AP Seminar and AP Research can earn one of two different awards.

Salary Schedules

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High School Specialty Programs

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Thank you for your interest in Sacramento City Unified School District’s high school specialty programs. Our high school specialty programs offer students the opportunity to dive deeper into an area of interest that may support a future career pathway. These free public education programs give students a chance to learn about industries outside of standard core subjects, like culinary arts, digital media, criminal justice, construction and more.

C.K. McClatchy
High School

As the oldest high school in the City of Sacramento, C.K. McClatchy High School has established a tradition of academic excellence, athletic competitiveness, and unwavering school spirit and pride in the cardinal red and white. Our school proudly serves over 2,000 students with a mission to prepare students to be academically proficient learners and technology users, creative critical thinkers, and socially responsible future citizens in a nurturing and safe environment—one that is academically challenging with high expectations for all students.

3066 Freeport Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95818
Phone: (916) 395-5050
Fax: (916) 264-4499

Parent Information Exchange (P.I.E.)
Working Together For Student Success

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The Parent Information Exchange (P.I.E.) was established as an opportunity for Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ parents and school site and district staff to exchange information with community agencies providing free and low-cost services to students and their families.

The Family and Community Empowerment Department coordinates the monthly luncheon meetings that bring together key representatives from school parent groups, Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ staff, community organizations, city and county agencies and business partners to discuss their programs and services for families.  The meetings are designed to create ever-growing partnerships with resources that will support the educational, health and emotional development of our students.