Grover Cleveland High School (Reseda, California)

Grover Cleveland High School is a public school serving grades 9-12. The school is located in Reseda, California, in the San Fernando Valley just north of the city of Los Angeles.

Grover Cleveland High School

Established	1958
School type	Public High School
Principal	Bob Marks
Location	Reseda, CA, USA

Academics

Cleveland High School is a California Distinguished School. Cleveland has a student population of over 4,000, which is divided into various small learning communities. The Humanities Magnet (Core), the School of Advanced Studies (SAS), the Media Academy and Interdisciplinary Studies are some of the more prominent ones. Students are encouraged to take many advanced (honors and AP) classes. The math department is considered very strong and is known for its "two year program," which propels its students into AP Calculus BC by their Junior year. The humanities magnet has a loose connection with the University of California, Berkeley and sends a sizeable portion of its graduating class there. A large percentage of Cleveland students in general go on to pursue a college education.

Demographics

Racial diversity: Hispanic or Latino 57%, White (non-hispanic) 18%, Asian 13%, African American (non-hispanic) 8%, Filipino 3%, Pacific Islander <1%, Native American or Alaska Native <1%. 68% of students participate in free or reduced-price lunch program. 25% of the school is made up of English language learners.

External links

* http://www.clevelandhs.org/