Welcome to the Los Alamos School District
The Los Alamos School District is a one school district located in the town of Los Alamos, California. The school, Olga Reed Elementary, named after a former teacher has a student population 232 students in grades K-8. The faculty and staff are made up of 7 certificated teachers and 11 full or part-time support staff, including two Title I teachers and a Language Arts/Social Studies teacher, two instructional aides, two cafeteria staff, a media center director, one custodian, one secretarial position, and one business manager. Mr. Ron Barba is the interim district superintendent and Mrs. Linda Denton is the school principal.
The district is a direct services district and receives support from the Santa Barbara County Education Office through the part-time positions of school psychologist, resource teacher, school nurse, migrant education aide, adaptive PE aide, and speech therapist. Two county-operated Special Day Classes are also housed on the campus. The Special Day Class/Resource Specialist Program is staffed with one teacher and four instructional assistants. The Special Day Class for students with severe handicaps is staffed by a classroom teacher and four instructional assistants.
Olga Reed School maintains a comprehensive After School Program on campus in which 50% of the students are enrolled daily until 6:00pm. There is also a Family Resource Center available to students and their families through which tutoring, counseling, medical services, and family support is offered. A Youth Program for students operates on campus every afternoon and provides counseling and technology literacy. All three of these programs are funded through state grants. Olga Reed Elementary School qualifies for federal and state categorical funds in the following areas: Title I, Title II, Title IV, Migrant Ed, Economic Impact Aid and School Improvement Funds.