ABOUT KVUSD

At Kelseyville Unified School District (KVUSD), we offer lots of options so all students have access to the kind of education that will help them be successful. Regular classroom schooling is the best way for most students to get a great education. Here, we offer two elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school.

Sometimes students need an alternative to regular school because their personalities or emotional dispositions work better with smaller class sizes or even one-on-one instruction. Here, we offer the Ed Donaldson Education Center (a continuation high school and adult school), Kelseyville Learning Academy (a supported home-school option), a community day school and independent study programs.

History

Founded in 1921, Kelseyville Unified School District is the second largest of seven districts located in Lake County, California. The District serves the town of Kelseyville which includes the Big Valley area, Soda Bay, the Buckingham peninsula, the Riviera and up to the crest of Cobb Mountain. The community and surrounding area are known for its pears, walnuts, an award-winning wine industry, tourism that includes summer water activities on Clear Lake, and local Indian casinos. Lake County also claims the best air quality in California!

The District is made up of six active school sites, a seventh additional alternative day school which was established in the spring of 2002, and a historical site affectionately referred to as Hells Bend.

Schools