in the mid-1960s. The plan included the use of bussing to effect an integration of all the public schools in Berkeley. The first schools to be integrated under this plan were the junior high schools, Garfield and Willard, starting in the Fall of 1966. A third junior high school, Burbank, was closed, demolished and rebuilt (by 1968) as the high school's "West Campus", serving all the district's 9th-grade students. Two years later in the Fall of 1968, the elementary schools were integrated, utilizing the district's own expanded bus fleet. Berkeley's voluntary integration plan, substantially modified, remains in place today. The Berkeley school district has evolved from a race-based to a geography-based integration plan. Governance The school district is governed by the Berkeley Board of Education. It consists of five voting members (elected by the city's voters to four-year terms) and two non-voting student directors (elected by the district's high school students). Schools Early Childhood Education Franklin Preschool Hopkins Preschool King Child Development Center Elementary schools Berkeley Arts Magnet Elementary School at Whittier (formerly Whittier Elementary) Cragmont Elementary School Emerson Elementary School Ruth Acty Elementary School (formerly Jefferson Elementary) John Muir Elementary School Sylvia Mendez Elementary School (formerly Le Conte Elementary School) Malcolm X Arts & Academics Magnet Elementary School (formerly Lincoln Elementary) Oxford Elementary School Rosa Parks Environmental Science Magnet Elementary School (formerly Columbus Intermediate School) Thousand Oaks Elementary School Washington Elementary School Middle schools Longfellow Magnet Middle School Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School (formerly Garfield Junior High School), site of the Edible Schoolyard project Willard Middle School High schools Berkeley High School Berkeley Technology Academy (Continuation High School) Adult schools Berkeley Adult School Former Schools Burbank Jr. High School (closed 1966; original structure demolished and replaced; reopened as West Campus-Berkeley High School) East Campus, Berkeley High School (first located at renamed McKinley Continuation School, relocated to temporary buildings at former Savo Island federal housing site (Derby at Grove) in 1971; closed after Spring 2001, replaced by Berkeley Alternative High School) Edison Junior High School (located on Oregon Street and Russell at King Street; became the Instructional Materials Center for the district, remodeled after a major fire in August, 1970) Franklin Elementary School (closed 2002; re-opened as Berkeley Adult School; originally was the site of the oldest school in Berkeley, the Ocean View School, established in 1856, renamed the San Pablo Avenue School in 1879, later renamed Franklin) Grizzly