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The City of Citrus Heights is home to 12 San Juan Unified schools, where we offer preschool, transitional kindergarten and K-12 learning experiences for students. We are preparing students for the 21st century with state-of-the-art technology, upgraded facilities and small class sizes. Come explore our campuses!
Early Learning Options
Nine of our Citrus Heights schools will soon begin enrolling for transitional kindergarten and kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year. Our schools offer several different options to meet your child’s needs, from transitional kindergarten to traditional full-day and modified-day kindergarten. Onsite before- and after-school programs are also available through the Discovery Club and Bridges programs.
Our transitional kindergarten and kindergarten programs can provide a well-rounded beginning to your child’s education. With hands-on activities, art and technology learning opportunities, your child will develop the building blocks necessary to excel in one of our district’s Citrus Heights schools.Registration begins Feb. 4 for transitional kindergarten and Feb. 11 for kindergarten at San Juan Central, our enrollment center, located at 3700 Garfield Ave. in
Carmichael. Please bring two proofs of residence in the San Juan Unified School District, proof of age and a current immunization record. We will also host a kindergarten enrollment fair on Thursday, March 12, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, at the Sunrise Tech Center located at 7322 Sunrise Blvd. in Citrus Heights.
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Ready to enroll your child in transitional kindergarten or kindergarten?
San Juan Unified offers a nurturing environment for young learners to explore and grow.
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Sylvan Middle School seventh-grader turns 3D printing lesson into after-school venture
With the support of Sylvan Middle School, seventh-grade student Hyrum McFadyn took a unit on 3D printing, taught in his STEM Engineering class, to the next level.
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LICHEN STUDENTS PLANT 21 TREES ON CAMPUS
Students at Lichen K-8 in Citrus Heights received a lesson about the environment and were able to beautify their school at the same time during a recent tree-planting event.
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Snap The Gap introduces STEM-based learning at two San Juan Unified elementary schools
San Juan Unified has partnered with UC Davis STEM Strategies to launch Snap The Gap for 10-to-12-year-old girls at Arlington Heights and Mariposa Avenue elementary schools.
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Hundreds attend first-ever Meet Your Citrus Heights Schools event on Nov. 13
San Juan Unified hosted its first Meet Your Citrus Heights Schools event on Wednesday, Nov. 13 at the Citrus Heights Community Center.
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San Juan High School receives school supplies from Schools Financial Credit Union
San Juan High School was a recipient of $1,000 worth of school supplies from Schools Financial Credit Union’s “Tools for Schools” program on Friday, Sept. 27.
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Request a school tour
Are you interested in visiting one of our schools? Request a school tour here.
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Citrus Heights schools are backed by the city’s support and resources
Within the San Juan Unified School District, Citrus Heights is the only incorporated city, bringing an additional layer of public and government support to the city’s schools.
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Wave of the future: STEAM creates proactive problem-solvers
The STEAM program, founded on creativity and critical thinking, helps students develop the necessary skills for productive careers — even in fields that haven’t been invented yet.
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College and career pathways lead San Juan High School senior to a top-ranked civil engineering program
Many students start college without a clear direction, but San Juan High School senior Luis Garibay knows exactly what he’ll be studying this fall at UC Berkeley: civil engineering.
