Allensworth K-8th School
Where We Began
Founded in 1912, the Allensworth School has long been the heart of the community, a place where education, culture, and civic life come together. Rooted in a vision of self-determination and opportunity, the school has served generations of families and continues to stand as a vital community anchor.
Where We Stand
Today, the school serves over 100 students from Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grade and remains a hub for learning and community life. With strong enrollment growth and deep family engagement, it reflects both the needs and aspirations of Allensworth. Ongoing efforts focus on strengthening curriculum especially in environmental education, regenerative agriculture, and cultural knowledge while improving facilities and expanding partnerships that connect classroom learning to real-world experience.
Where We’re Going
Looking ahead, the vision builds toward a comprehensive educational pathway from K–12 to a future Allensworth Academy. Plans include expanding to a climate-responsive high school with both academic and vocational tracks, hands-on training in agriculture and environmental stewardship, and apprenticeship opportunities tied to local enterprises. Ultimately, this vision aligns with the broader C2C plan to cultivate centers of excellence creating a model for place-based education, workforce development, and community resilience in Allensworth and beyond.
Allensworth Elementary School District
3320 Young Rd., HC 1 Box 136
Earlimart, CA 93219
fax 925-653-5202
Grades K-8
ADA 110 (single school district)
School Administration
Goana Toscano
President
Board of Trustees
Carol Sotelo
Clerk
Kayode Kadara
Member
Trustee Meetings
First Tuesday of the month at 5:00 p.m.
County Resources
We’ve compiled a list of educational resources for parents to support student learning and engagement. For additional programs, services, and guidance, please visit the Tulare County Office of Education website.
Additional Programs
Learn more about the Project-Based Learning Program and initiatives focused on climate and environmental justice.
Learn more about the Arts and Aesthetics-Based Learning Program and efforts to foster creativity and well-being.
Learn more about the Childcare Co-op Program and efforts to expand access to affordable childcare.
Learn more about the Education Enhancement Initiative and efforts to expand learning opportunities.