Colton Joint Unified School District
School district in California, United States
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The Colton Joint Unified School District (CJUSD) is a school district in California.
Established1872
Websitewww.colton.k12.ca.us
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| Established | 1872 |
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In San Bernardino County, California, the district includes most of Colton, all of Bloomington and Grand Terrace, and small portions of Fontana, Rialto and San Bernardino.[1] The district's territory extends into Riverside County.[2]
History
The district opened in 1872.
High schools
- Bloomington High School (opened in 1962)
- Colton High School (opened in 1895)
- Grand Terrace High School (opened in 2012)
- Slover Mountain High School (opened in 1970)
- Washington Alternative High School (opened in 1975)
Middle schools
- Joe Baca Middle School (opened 2012)
- Colton Middle School (opened 1954)
- Ruth O. Harris Middle School (opened 1993)
- Terrace Hills Middle School (opened 1959)
Elementary schools
- Abraham Lincoln Elementary School (opened 1890s - moved locations multiple times)
- San Salvador (Preschool/ Headstart) (opened early 1900s, 1863 San Salvador district opened)
- Woodrow Wilson Elementary School (opened 1938)
- Mary B. Lewis Elementary School (opened 1948)
- William McKinley Elementary School (opened 1953)
- Ulysses S. Grant Elementary School (opened 1954)
- Ruth Grimes Elementary School (opened 1954)
- Walter Zimmerman Elementary School (opened 1960)
- Gerard A. Smith Elementary School (opened 1966)
- Paul J. Rogers Elementary School (opened 1967)
- Crestmore Elementary School (opened 1980)
- Alice Birney Elementary School (opened 1980)
- Grand Terrace Elementary School (opened 1980)
- Reche Canyon Elementary School (opened 1980)
- Terrace View Elementary School (opened 1980)
- Jurupa Vista Elementary School (opened 1990)
- Cooley Ranch Elementary School (opened 1993)
- Michael D'Arcy Elementary School (opened 1996)
- Sycamore Hills Elementary School (opened 2002)
