Natomas Unified School District - Schools

Schools

Elementary Schools

  • American Lakes Elementary School—
  • Bannon Creek Elementary School-
  • Jefferson Elementary School (California)—
  • Natomas Park Elementary School—
  • Two Rivers Elementary School-
  • Witter Ranch Elementary School-

K-8 Schools

  • Heron School (K-8)—

Middle Schools

  • Natomas Middle School-

High Schools

  • Natomas High School-
  • Inderkum High School-
  • Discovery High School (California)-
  • Sacramento Valley Technical High School

Charter Schools

  • Natomas Charter School-–Having 4 Charter Programs - Leading Edge (LE), Performing & Fine Arts Academy (PFAA), Individualized Learning Program (ILP), Pursuing Academic Choices Together (PACT), a HomeSchooled Program. It is also a K-12 School. The school has about 1500 students.
  • Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory - The School is also known as NP3
  • Westlake Charter School-

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