About Us
Wagner-Holt is a PK-6 public elementary school in the Lodi Unified School District. It is located in North Stockton, and serves the needs of a highly diverse student population of approximately 520 students. Writer Richard Wagner and tractor inventor Benjamin Holt inspired the school's name when Lodi Unified purchased land from the two families. The construction of the school began in 1988. The school opened in duplex homes in 1989 before moving to its current location in 1990.
OUR VISION
Wagner-Holt will become a joyful community of lifelong learners who lead fulfilling lives as productive, responsible, involved citizens in today's global society.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of our learning community is to nurture our children intellectually, physically, socially, and emotionally to their fullest potential. Excellence in learning will be promoted through a standards-based curriculum utilizing high quality, interactive, in-depth and engaging instructional approaches. The staff is committed to creating and maintaining an orderly, trusting, and caring environment where teaching and learning are exciting. Students are assisted as they develop responsibility and demonstrate respect for themselves, and other members of our diverse learning community. All aspects of the school's organization are child-centered and designed to accommodate various learning styles so that all may experience success. The learning community will put the interest of the children at the heart of every decision.
OUR CORE BELIEFS
1. Students feel safe, accepted, loved, and cared for leading to measurable progress.
2. Students and teachers have resources and supports to enable growth.
3. We empower students to learn rigorous content through goal-setting and by validating their effort.
4. Success is encouraged and celebrated.
