Vicente Martinez High School is a continuation school for students who are behind in their academic credits and at…More risk of not graduating. It is located in the same campus as the Martinez Adult School and Briones Independent Study School, and features smaller class size and lower student to teacher ratio.</p> <ul> <li>2009 Base API: 489 </li> <li>2010 STAR results: N/A</li> <li>Percentage of parents who are college graduates:16</li> <li>Percentage of students who are English learners:  6</li> <li>Percentage of students who are: white, 55; Hispanic, 31; African American, 6; Asian, 1; Pacific Islander, 1. </li> <li>Percentage who students who receive free or reduced-priced lunches: 39</li> </ul>

The Martinez Unified School District serves 2,925 students in eight schools:

• John Muir…More Elementary</li> <li> John Swett Elementary</li> <li> Las Juntas Elementary</li> <li> Morello Park Elementary</li> <li> Martinez Jr. High </li> <li> Alhambra High</li> <li> Vicente High</li> <li> Briones Independent Study</li> <li> Martinez Adult Education</li> </ul> <p>The district's policy and procedures are determined by the Martinez Unified School District Board of Education, a five-member panel with one student representative. The board meets on the second and fourth Mondays of the month.</p> <p>The policies and procedures decided by the board, as well as day-to-day operations of the district, are carried out by the superintendent and staff working out of district headquarters, 921 Susana St.</p> <p>The following information comes from the State Department of Education:</p> <p>2009 base Academic Performance Index (API): 807</p> <p><b>Ethinic/Racial makeup of the district:</b></p> <p>White: 1,812; Hispanic: 604; African American: 84; American Indian: 39; Asian: 97; Filipino: 61; Pacific Islander: 22</p> <p><b>Socioeconomically Disadvantaged: </b>552</p> <p><b>English Learners: </b>302</p> <p><b>Students with Disabilities: </b>372</p>