Contact & Location
Enrollment & Schools
19
Total Schools
16,401
Total Enrollment
9-12
Grade Range
School Breakdown
19
High
Schools
Rating Distribution
857%
321%
321%
School Types
By Type
Public
19Charter
0Private
0By Level
Elementary
0Middle
0High
19Demographics (Aggregated)
Ethnicity Breakdown
Hispanic / Latino
43%
White
40%
Two or More Races
6%
Black / African American
5%
Asian
4%
Native American
1%
Gender Distribution
53%Male
47%Female
Free / Reduced Lunch
0%Students Eligible
Academic Performance (Aggregated)
Average Academic Performance
4.2
out of 10Average ACT Score
22.3
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
—
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
65%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
14%
Students
School Performance Summary
Below Average
57% (8)
Average
21% (3)
Above Average
21% (3)
Grossmont Union High School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.
Schools in Grossmont Union High School District
19 schoolsHigh Schools
(19)0.1—2.04.6——4.0—5.29.61.51.05.33.00.07.0—6.88.5
Chaparral High School
Highpublic•45 students
El Cajon Adult Center
Highpublic
El Cajon Valley High School
Highpublic•1,701 students
El Capitan High School
Highpublic•1,810 students
Elite Academy
Highpublic•34 students
Foothills Adult Education Center
Highpublic
Granite Hills High School
Highpublic•2,331 students
Grossmont Adult Center
Highpublic
Grossmont High School
Highpublic•2,172 students
Grossmont Middle College High School
Highpublic•37 students
Idea Center
Highpublic•127 students
Merit Academy
Highpublic•68 students
Monte Vista High School
Highpublic•1,543 students
Mount Miguel High School
Highpublic•1,539 students
Reach Academy
Highpublic•21 students
Santana High School
Highpublic•1,621 students
Steele Canyon Adult Center
Highpublic
Valhalla High School
Highpublic•1,728 students
West Hills High School
Highpublic•1,624 students
Reported Incidents
Report an IncidentCommunity-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.
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Grossmont passes discourse resolution
Alleged incident in Grossmont Union High School District · California
The Grossmont Union High School District board passed a resolution promoting nonviolent civil discourse in schools. This policy aims to create inclusive learning environments where students can freely express diverse political ideas and develop respect for differing viewpoints. The resolution was prompted by national threats to public officials and emphasizes the importance of the First Amendment in classrooms.
Occurred on October 9, 2025Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
Data aggregated from 19 schools in Grossmont Union High School District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 1, 2026Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.