High school · San Bernardino City Unified School District

San Andreas High

San Andreas High is a public high school in San Bernardino serving grades 10–12, with 452 students, 14.1 students per teacher. San Bernardino City Unified Schoo

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San Andreas High by the numbers

As reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24. Student–teacher ratio is not classroom size.

Grades10–12

Students452

Teachers32

Students per teacher14.1

Free or reduced-price lunch93%

School typeAlternative School

DistrictSan Bernardino City Unified School District

Contact

Address, phone and website

3232 East Pacific St., Highland 92346

(909) 388-6521

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San Bernardino City Unified School District

Other high schools in the district

All schools

9–12Arroyo Valley High2,730 students 9–12Cajon High2,662 students 9–12Indian Springs High1,829 students 9–12Middle College High258 students 9–12Pacific High1,222 students 9–12San Bernardino High1,475 students

Nearby

Schools nearby

Elementary school · 0.1 miHighland Pacific ElementaryGrades K–6 Elementary school · 0.5 miCole ElementaryGrades K–6 Elementary school · 0.9 miOehl ElementaryGrades K–6 Middle school · 1.1 miSerrano MiddleGrades 7–8 Elementary school · 1.1 miEmmerton ElementaryGrades K–5 Middle school · 1.3 miColonel Joseph C. Rodriguez PREP AcademyGrades 6–8

Questions

About San Andreas High

What grades does San Andreas High have?

San Andreas High serves grades 10–12.

How many students go to San Andreas High?

452 students, about 14.1 per teacher, as reported to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023–24.

What school district is San Andreas High in?

San Bernardino City Unified School District. District information and the school calendar are on the district website.

Where is San Andreas High?

3232 East Pacific St., Highland 92346. Phone (909) 388-6521.

Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, Common Core of Data (2023–24). Contact the school or district to confirm enrollment boundaries, schedules and programs.