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John F. Kennedy
High School

John F. Kennedy is a four-year college preparatory high school located in the Greenhaven / Pocket neighborhood of South Sacramento. For the past five decades, the diverse representation of students at Kennedy has made for a unique educational experience. The school is an anchor of the neighborhood, functioning as a hub for numerous athletic, artistic, and volunteer activities. Kennedy has a variety of learning pathways that provide academic rigor and college career experiences.

6715 Gloria Drive
Sacramento, CA 95831
Phone: (916) 395-5090
Fax: (916) 433-5511
School Neighborhood Schools 95822

John Cabrillo
Elementary School (TK-6)

John Cabrillo is a small neighborhood elementary school rich in diversity that provides a safe, nurturing environment through a partnership with family and community. We are a Leader in Me school that supports both academic and social-emotional growth. Our school provides many after-school and enrichment opportunities including an excellent sports program.

1141 Seamas Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95822
Phone: (916) 395-4615
Fax: (916) 264-4005

John Bidwell
Elementary School (TK-6)

The Bidwell school community is united in the academic and social success of our diverse learners. Bidwell students are collaborative and independent problem solvers; who are intrinsically motivated to reach high academic expectations, make positive impacts on others and affect positive social change in their community and the world.

1730 65th Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95822
Phone: (916) 395-4610
Fax: (916) 433-5557
Board Member 12/20 - 12/24

Chinua Rhodes
2nd Vice President, Board of Education, Area 5

Hi, I’m Chinua Rhodes. I’m a Father of 5, a Community Organizer, and your Trustee. I grew up right here in South Sacramento, and I’m a product of Sac City Schools. While in high school, my father, who organized for Pico California, showed me that collective effort for change is possible and that everyday working people are the key to the city’s success and well-being. These lessons led me to coordinate programs and grants supporting thousands of Sacramento youth and families and organizing around housing and youth justice initiatives.