Gustine High School Information

The Gustine Unified School District has been providing dedicated and excellent educational services to the students of Gustine since the formation of the District. Currently, the District educates an estimated 1,840 students at the District's five schools. It is through the hard work and dedication of teachers and staff that directly contribute to the education and success of our children. Although neighborhood schools have been well maintained over the years, our schools are old. The average age of schools in the District is nearly 45 years. Gustine High School, our oldest, was first built in 1913, over 100 years ago! These aging schools need major classroom and infrastructure improvements to maintain the quality of education provided to local children. Did you know our District is the only unified school district in Merced County to have not passed a school improvement measure? Faced with outdated classrooms and the need to bring school facilities up to current standards, the District and Board of Trustees unanimously decided to place Measure P, a school improvement general obligation (G.O.) bond measure, on the November 4, 2014 ballot to modernize and renovate our aging schools. Over the last several months with input from staff, teachers, parents, community leaders, and a construction manager, the District has prepared a School Facilities Needs Analysis. The Needs Analysis identifies the major repairs and upgrades that need to be made. Specific types of projects identified include: Replacing deteriorating plumbing systems Repairing or replacing leaky roofs Replacing outdated heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems Making health, safety and security improvements Increasing student access to computers and modern technology On the first page of the District website under Measure P, you can find the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) and complete listing of projects. We provide this information for you as a courtesy.