Bret Harte Middle School (San Jose, California)
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Bret Harte Middle School is a public middle school in San Jose, California, United States in the San Jose Unified School District. It teaches grades six through eight. It is located at 7050 Bret Harte Drive in Almaden Valley. The school mascot is the Bronco. The school is a National Blue Ribbon school and California Distinguished School. The principal as of now is Donald McCloskey. There are about 1,250-1,450 students attending the school. Pat Tillman attended this school in his childhood. Steve Smith, an astronaut, has also attended Bret Harte.
Most students who graduate from Bret Harte go on to attend Leland High School, which is adjacent. Some Bret Harte students take high school mathematics, Spanish, and French courses available within Bret Harte.
Bret Harte is next to Leland's track and is known for the only middle school in Almaden Valley to have a cross-country team. Its rival is Castillero Middle School, which is a performing and visual arts magnet.
The eponymous Bret Harte was a literary pioneer in California.
Dippin' Dots are for sale for 4 weeks every year.
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