Achievements
District projects and
policies
New School RSJHS
Rancho San Juan High School - the first new school built for over 20 years to help reduce overcrowding.
New Solar Panels
New Solar Panels at all the sites to reduce impact on climate and to generate savings to the district's budget.
Wellness Center
The district's first Wellness Center being built to support mental and social-emotional health.
Cafeterias Expanded
Expanded and new speed lines in cafeterias to assist with feeding all students, for free, regardless of their family income.
New Multipurpose, & Childcare Center
Mount Toro School - new multipurpose room and new Childcare Center.
Graduation Requirement
The SUHSD Board adopted Ethnic Studies as a graduation requirement for all students.
New Classrooms
Regional Occupation Program (ROP) - new classroom building to support industry training programs.
New School RSJHS
Rancho San Juan High School - the first new school built for over 20 years to help reduce overcrowding.
New Solar Panels
New Solar Panels at all the sites to reduce impact on climate and to generate savings to the district's budget.
Wellness Center
The district's first Wellness Center being built to support mental and social-emotional health.
Cafeterias Expanded
Expanded and new speed lines in cafeterias to assist with feeding all students, for free, regardless of their family income.
19 Million in State and Federal Dollars
The SUHSD Board also voted to provide over 19 million + (federal and state) dollars to protect students, school staff, and the community from COVID-19.
New Multipurpose, & Childcare Center
Mount Toro School - new multipurpose room and new Childcare Center.
Graduation Requirement
The SUHSD Board adopted Ethnic Studies as a graduation requirement for all students.
New Classrooms
Regional Occupation Program (ROP) - new classroom building to support industry training programs.
Distance Learning
The SUHSD voted to implement distance learning (for 20-21) to control the spread of COVID-19.