A Win For School Choice
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In a win for school choice, the Folsom Cordova Unified School District (FCUSD) School Board approved New Pacific School – Rancho Cordova charter school on Sept. 8. Local parents spoke in support of New Pacific School during the hearing and emailed board members directly to convey their desire for an additional option for families living in Rancho Cordova.
New Pacific School is a small school, open to all students, that builds connectedness between students, family, and school with the unique option of a hands-on and project-based curriculum where the teachers serve as a guide and encourage a collaborative student-centered environment. The school will add middle school in 2024, and high school soon after that.
New Pacific School is a part of Pacific Charter Institute (PCI), a non-profit organization that was established by educators in Sacramento in 2005. PCI’s has deep experience serving students and families in Northern California, including New Pacific School – Roseville, which opened this fall. With the FCUSD School Board’s green light, New Pacific School members begin enrolling students at the Rancho Cordova site this coming school year.
“We’re excited to get going and do our part for the community!” – Dr. Paul Keefer, Executive Director
New Pacific School – Rancho Cordova will provide families south of Highway 50 in Rancho Cordova with a small-hands-on school with foreign language and art in all grades, before and after school care, inclusive options for students with disabilities, and whole child approach/inquiry-based learning.
“Students thrive in small school settings and when they are happy and engaged. I’m thrilled to bring this option to Rancho Cordova!” – Dr. Paul Keefer, Executive Director
If you have a question about New Pacific School – Rancho Cordova, please feel free to reach out to us.
New Pacific School
New Pacific School is a tuition-free, public TK-12 school that builds student, family, and school connectedness. Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is at its foundation. The small, safe alternative to traditional classrooms meets students where they are to support a self-directed and self-determined educational experience through individualized learning plans, leadership opportunities, and nurturing supports.
New Pacific School programs give students a competitive edge with leading school districts in California.