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San Bernardino City Unified School District

CASan Bernardino, California•SanBernard County

Contact & Location

777 North F Street, San Bernardino, CA 92410
(909) 381-1100
www.sbcusd.com
GreatSchools Profile

Enrollment & Schools

78
Total Schools
44,242
Total Enrollment
K-12
Grade Range

School Breakdown

Elementary Schools
51
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
13
Middle Schools
High Schools
14
High Schools

Rating Distribution

6588%
Below Average
57%
Average
45%
Above Average

School Types

By Type

Public
77
Charter
1
Private
0

By Level

Elementary
51
Middle
13
High
14

Demographics (Aggregated)

Ethnicity Breakdown

Hispanic / Latino
84%
Black / African American
8%
White
4%
Two or More Races
2%
Asian
1%

Gender Distribution

52%Male
48%Female

Free / Reduced Lunch

0%Students Eligible
vs. State Average
59%

Academic Performance (Aggregated)

Average Academic Performance

2.3
out of 10
Average ACT Score
18.4
(out of 36)
Average SAT Score
—
(out of 1600)
Average Graduation Rate
72%
Students
AP / IB / Dual Enrollment
7%
Students

School Performance Summary

Below Average
88% (65)
Average
7% (5)
Above Average
5% (4)

San Bernardino City Unified School District is committed to excellence, equity, and preparing every student for a successful future.

Schools in San Bernardino City Unified School District

78 schools

Elementary Schools

(51)
1.0
Arrowhead Elementary School
Elementarypublic•248 students
3.6
Ballington Academy For The Arts And Sciences - San Bernardino
Elementarycharter•152 students
0.7
Barton Elementary School
Elementarypublic•485 students
1.4
Belvedere Elementary School
Elementarypublic•557 students
0.9
Bing Wong Elementary School
Elementarypublic•581 students
2.6
Bradley Elementary School
Elementarypublic•530 students
3.3
Captain Leland Norton Elementary School
Elementarypublic•460 students
0.7
Cole Elementary School
Elementarypublic•380 students
1.6
Cypress Elementary School
Elementarypublic•517 students
1.8
Davidson Elementary School
Elementarypublic•408 students
0.7
Del Rosa Elementary School
Elementarypublic•659 students
1.7
Dr. Mildred Dalton Henry Elementary
Elementarypublic•338 students
1.4
E. Neal Roberts Elementary School
Elementarypublic•425 students
1.9
Emmerton Elementary School
Elementarypublic•434 students
2.0
Fairfax Elementary School
Elementarypublic•359 students
1.0
George Brown Jr. Elementary
Elementarypublic•733 students
1.0
Graciano Gomez Elementary
Elementarypublic•481 students
0.3
H. Frank Dominguez Elementary
Elementarypublic•297 students
0.7
Highland Pacific Elementary School
Elementarypublic•285 students
7.9
Hillside Elementary School
Elementarypublic•586 students
0.6
Howard Inghram Elementary School
Elementarypublic•264 students
0.8
Hunt Elementary School
Elementarypublic•533 students
0.8
Juanita Blakely Jones Elementary School
Elementarypublic•394 students
2.3
Kendall Elementary School
Elementarypublic•351 students
6.0
Kimbark Elementary School
Elementarypublic•337 students
0.6
Lankershim Elementary School
Elementarypublic•551 students
0.5
Lincoln Elementary School
Elementarypublic•531 students
1.1
Little Mountain Elementary
Elementarypublic•598 students
0.8
Lytle Creek Elementary School
Elementarypublic•525 students
2.6
Manuel A. Salinas Creative Arts Elementary School
Elementarypublic•379 students
1.9
Marshall Elementary School
Elementarypublic•384 students
0.5
Monterey Elementary School
Elementarypublic•372 students
0.3
Mount Vernon Elementary School
Elementarypublic•471 students
1.6
Muscoy Elementary School
Elementarypublic•670 students
0.2
Newmark Elementary School
Elementarypublic•392 students
3.9
North Park Elementary School
Elementarypublic•514 students
5.0
North Verdemont Elementary School
Elementarypublic•549 students
1.4
Oehl Elementary School
Elementarypublic•436 students
5.2
Palm Avenue Elementary School
Elementarypublic•479 students
1.6
Parkside Elementary School
Elementarypublic•485 students
3.4
Ramona-Alessandro Elementary School
Elementarypublic•502 students
2.3
Riley Elementary School
Elementarypublic•462 students
0.8
Rio Vista Elementary School
Elementarypublic•412 students
1.8
Roger Anton Elementary School
Elementarypublic•619 students
2.1
Roosevelt Elementary School
Elementarypublic•512 students
0.0
Star At Anderson Community Day School
Elementarypublic0
2.3
Thompson Elementary School
Elementarypublic•455 students
1.0
Urbita Elementary School
Elementarypublic•390 students
2.6
Vermont Elementary School
Elementarypublic•659 students
1.1
Warm Springs Elementary School
Elementarypublic•490 students
1.3
Wilson Elementary School
Elementarypublic•449 students

Middle Schools

(13)
2.4
Arrowview Middle School
Middlepublic•917 students
—
Carmack School
Middlepublic0
2.4
Cesar E. Chavez Middle School
Middlepublic•1,107 students
9.4
Colonel Joseph C. Rodriguez Prep Academy
Middlepublic•640 students
1.1
Curtis Middle School
Middlepublic•679 students
0.7
Del Vallejo Middle School
Middlepublic•642 students
2.8
Golden Valley Middle School
Middlepublic•742 students
0.6
Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School
Middlepublic•581 students
6.4
Paakuma K-8
Middlepublic•940 students
9.9
Richardson PREP HI Middle School
Middlepublic•583 students
2.4
Serrano Middle School
Middlepublic•716 students
1.1
Shandin Hills Middle School
Middlepublic•709 students
—
Yvonne Harmon School
Middlepublic•10 students

High Schools

(14)
1.7
Alternative Learning Center
Highpublic•34 students
—
Anderson School
Highpublic•76 students
3.9
Arroyo Valley High School
Highpublic•2,692 students
6.7
Cajon High School
Highpublic•2,748 students
3.5
Indian Springs High
Highpublic•1,810 students
—
Inland Career Education Center
Highpublic
9.1
Middle College High School
Highpublic•269 students
3.2
Pacific High School
Highpublic•1,246 students
1.2
San Andreas High School
Highpublic•420 students
0.2
San Bernardino City Community Day
Highpublic0
2.9
San Bernardino High School
Highpublic•1,440 students
4.3
San Gorgonio High School
Highpublic•1,431 students
1.2
Sierra High School
Highpublic•384 students
2.6
Virtual Academy
Highpublic•346 students

Reported Incidents

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Community-reported and third-party-sourced concerns. All incidents are allegations, not established facts.

Inappropriate TeachingPolitical / IdeologicalHighAdded 1mo ago

District Funds Ideological Curriculum

Alleged incident in San Bernardino City Unified School District · California

A school district contracted an external organization to develop and implement an Ethnic Studies curriculum for over $100,000. This curriculum focuses on social justice, critical consciousness, identity, and systems of oppression. The district also agreed to share student data with the external provider for assessment purposes.

Occurred on September 2, 2025Source: Defending Education IndoctriNation Map
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Data aggregated from 78 schools in San Bernardino City Unified School District.
Source: GreatSchools, U.S. Department of Education, and school surveys.
Last updated: May 1, 2026