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Twin Rivers Unified School District

Westside Preparatory Charter

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2026-2027

School Fact Sheet

To inspire each student to extraordinary achievement every day

School Highlights

The guiding philosophy of the Westside Preparatory Charter is that all students have the right to feel safe, secure, valued, wanted, and successful. Academic excellence is achieved through a challenging curriculum, supporting each student to reach their intellectual potential. Our students will be responsible, productive citizens of society with self-directed expectations and a sense of community, willing to give and share their talents and resources. They are all accountable for their actions. All adults believe that students can develop morally, intellectually, and socially to their fullest potential.
 
Our charter school provides an alternative to the traditional junior high school experience. A school for students and parents who want higher academic standards, a smaller school environment, accountability, and consistent communication with parents.
 
Our curriculum is teacher-driven and student-centered, and our teachers provide individualized attention to students. We have a block schedule that includes a variety of rigorous programs such as AH-HA Vocabulary, TCI History, AVID and Project Lead the Way (PLTW). We follow the California State Content Standards and focus on helping students think critically, collaborate with others, and cultivate communication skills.
 
  • Parents can access grades online
  • Extra math support
  • Schoolwide PE program
  • Field study days and community service hours
 

Excellence in Education

At WPCS, we have a high level of community service, 1:1 technology, and parent participation. Our experienced teachers have an average of 20 years of experience. We have ongoing teacher professional development and conferences to improve skills and techniques.
 

Notable Accomplishments

  • California Distinguished School Award (three times)
  • National Blue Ribbon School
  • Title One Academic Achievement Award
  • Named Campaign for Business and Education Excellence (CBEE) Honor Roll School
  • Small Business Academic Award
 

Enrichment Programs

  • Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID)
  • After-school sports
  • Field study days - job shadowing
  • Field trips, college field trips
  • Gifted and Talented Education (GATE)
  • Leadership
  • Lego Robotics (CTE)
  • Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
  • Safety Patrol
  • Sami Circuit
  • Skate Night
  • Tutoring
  • Yearbook
 

Advanced Coursework

  • Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Robotics
 
 

Contact Information

Eastside Campus
  • 6469 Guthrie Way, North Highlands
  • Principal: Dr. Anna Tyson
  • Office Manager: Tanya France
  • Phone: (916) 566-1860
  • Website: https://wpcs.trusd.net
 
Frontier Campus
  • 6691 Silverthorne Circle, Sacramento
  • Principal: Mai Yang
  • Office Manager: Marci Porter
  • Phone: (916) 566-1840
  • Website: https://wpcs.trusd.net
 
Regency Park Campus
  • 5901 Bridgecross Drive, Sacramento
  • Principal: Melissa Rossavick
  • Office Manager: Rocio Haro
  • Phone: (916) 566-1660
  • Website: https://wpcs.trusd.net
 
Westside Campus
  • 6537 W. 2nd Street, Rio Linda
  • Principal: Kristina Jordan
  • Office Manage: Sara Rowlett
  • Phone: (916) 566-1990
  • Website: https://wpcs.trusd.net