Editing Tracy, California (section)

==Education==
Three public school districts serve the city of Tracy. The largest and most recognized is the [[Tracy Unified School District]]. This school system incorporates many elementary and middle schools as well as five Tracy high schools: [[Tracy High School]], [[Merrill F. West High School]], [[Delta Charter High School]], [[Tracy Learning Center|Millennium Charter High School]], [[Tracy Independent Study Charter School]] and [[John C. Kimball High School]].

Tracy's students with behavioral issues attend the Willow Community Day School, and the Tracy One Program, or Community One. The other two school districts are: [[Lammersville Joint Unified School District]], which includes six K-8 schools (Peter Hansen Elementary, Julius Cordes Elementary, Wicklund Elementary, Bethany Elementary, Questa Elementary, and Altamont Elementary) along with Mountain House High School, which was opened in 2014. and [[Jefferson School District (Tracy)|Jefferson School District]]. The latter covers the south side of Tracy and includes four schools: Jefferson Middle School, Tom Hawkins Elementary School, Monticello Elementary School and Anthony C. Traina School.