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District presents student-assessment results and middle-school updates; alliance outlines drug-free youth programs

San Dieguito Union High School District Board of Trustees · March 1, 2026
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Summary

SDUHSD leaders and school principals provided annual updates from Oak Crest and Pacific Trails middle schools and a district assessment director summarized CAASPP, CAST and Advanced Placement outcomes; the San Dieguito One Alliance described prevention programs supporting students.

District instructional leaders and school principals presented multiple school and assessment updates at the Oct. 16 San Dieguito Union High School District board meeting.

Oak Crest Middle School Principal Kathryn Friedrichs and Pacific Trails Middle School Principal Scott Wild delivered annual updates describing how each school aligns with district LCAP goals (Access, Belong, Achieve at Oak Crest; Care, Challenge, Community at Pacific Trails). Two students joined Oak Crest’s presentation to share their school experiences.

Kelly Gilbert, Director of Assessment and Accountability, presented the district’s most recent CAASPP and CAST results and highlighted Advanced Placement performance. The transcript records that Gilbert reviewed the scores and praised AP results but does not include numeric scores or comparative percentages.

The San Dieguito One Alliance — introduced by Dr. Staffieri and presented by Nancy Logan — summarized the organization’s programs and partnerships that support students with prevention and outreach efforts. The board accepted the informational presentations; no numerical assessment data were recorded in the public minutes.

What happens next: staff will continue to monitor assessment data and report follow-up results as part of the district’s accountability cycle; principals and community partners will continue program implementation and engagement with families and students.