which closed in 1978, and Martin Murphy Elementary, which closed in 1983. The sites of both these schools are currently offered for lease. Air Point School became Milpitas Community Day School which closed in 2009 and is now the site of the district's Independent Study Program. In 2018, the district opened its tenth elementary school, Mabel Mattos Elementary School. When it opened, Mattos served nearly 250 students in kindergarten through second grades. Expansion to the school is slated to be completed and the school is expected to serve students in kindergarten through 6th grade by 2022. In the meantime, students between third and sixth grades attend either Rose or Zanker Elementary, depending on where they live. All of Milpitas' elementary schools are named after the early settlers who cultivated the land in what is now Milpitas. In 2022 district leadership suggested that area parents house teachers on a rent basis, as real estate became too expensive for teachers. Schools Child Development Centers: Rose Child Development Center Sunnyhills Child Development Center Elementary Schools (TK-6): William Burnett Elementary School Curtner Elementary School Mabel Mattos Elementary School Marshall Pomeroy Elementary School Robert Randall Elementary School Alexander Rose Elementary School John Sinnott Elementary School Anthony Spangler Elementary School Joseph Weller Elementary School Pearl Zanker Elementary School Middle Schools (7-8): Rancho Milpitas Middle School Thomas Russell Middle School High Schools (9-12): Milpitas High School Calaveras Hills Continuation High School Adult Schools: Milpitas Adult School San Jose City College Extension Program Former Schools: Samuel Ayer High School (closed 1980) Gertude Abel Elementary School (closed 1978) Martin Murphy Elementary School (closed 1983) Milpitas Community Day School (closed 2009) References External links Milpitas, California School districts in Santa Clara County, California