
Kinder - 8th Grades, Classroom-Based Academic Program
Tuition-Free, Public Charter School
authorized by Riverside County Office of Education
Teaching Leadership and World Languages
Serving students and families in the Temecula Valley
Home of the Falcons
.WE STRIVE. WE SOAR. WE LEAD
Williams Act Board Resolution
Williams Complaint Policy & Procedures
Williams Complaint Form
"Temecula International Academy will be holding a Public Hearing for the Williams Act on September 22, 2022 at 6:00 PM. Please follow the link to the Public Hearing Notice."
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
REGARDING THE SUFFICIENCY OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
WILLIAMS ACT (EDUCATION CODE SECTION 60119) CLICK THE ABOVE LINK FOR NOTICE
Education Protection Account Posting
SELP Governance - El Dorado
The TIA office is open
Monday to Friday, 8am to 330pm
39600 North General Kearny, Temecula
Learning Continuity and Attendance Plan (LCAP)
To review Temecula International Academy's
COVD-19 School Safety Plan,
please click this link.
COVID-19 School Guidance Checklist Submission
OPEN ENROLLMENT APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2022 - 2023 SCHOOL YEAR WILL BE ACCEPTED STARTING FEBRUARY 19, 2022 at 9:00am until classes fill up.
For the 2022-2023 school year, elementary grades will be taught at Nicolas Valley Elementary School. Middle school will be taught at Margarita Middle School.

Professor Bryan (Jeff) McKendricks brings academia, research, and classroom teaching experience to the founding Board with more than 12 years of experience in the field of education as a trained anthropologist. Jeff holds dual Masters degrees in Education and Anthropology, and is a full time professor of Anthropology at Palomar Community College, and teaches classes at Mt San Jacinto Community College as well. He is an expert in cognitive behavior and is currently researching human and non-human primate cognition and impulse behaviors. Jeff is an annual guest lecturer at UCLA, UC Berkeley, and the Claremont Colleges, and was recently recognized as the 2015 Community College Teacher of the Year in Anthropology. Since 2008 Jeff has also led a community service project, All About Anthro, which brings anthropology to a larger group outside the university. The project gives guided docent primate tours at local museums and zoos providing professors and college students an opportunity to volunteer in small projects at the local level. His goal in education is to promote students on their journey to become active learners in the classroom. Jeff resides in Menifee with his wife and their grandchildren nearby.