Petaluma
High School

Science

Graduation Requirements

One year of a physical science + one year of a biological science.

College Requirements

Most colleges and universities prefer to see at least 3 years of science, and if you plan to major in a science you should take 4 years in high school in order to be competitive.

Petaluma Wildlife Museum


The Petaluma Wildlife Museum, located at Petaluma High School, is the only high school student run natural history museum in the nation. The student docents give conservation-themed tours of the facility and small animal zoo to children visiting from local elementary school. They also give tours to the general public most Saturdays during the academic school year, as well as during special events. For more information, you can view the video below (a spotlight on abc 7's Localish program), or visit the website at www.petalumawildlifemuseum.org

Science Faculty


Lee Boyes

Teacher - Honors Chemistry

Victor Brazil

Teacher - Chemistry, AP Physics

Kristina Camacho

Teacher - Honors Biology, AP Environmental Science

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Gus Keeble

Teacher - Physical Science

Susan Smith

Teacher - Physical Science

Philip Tacata

Director of Petaluma Wildlife Museum. Teacher - Marine Science, Public Speaking for Environmental Education

Michelle Walters

Director of Petaluma Wildlife Museum. Teacher - Biology, Exotic Animal Husbandry

Rachel Yannes

Teacher - Biology, Biology and Community Health, Anatomy and Physiology