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Goleta Valley Junior High School

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Goleta Valley Junior High School is a public junior high school in Goleta, California, just northwest of Santa Barbara, California. It serves a student body of approximately 785 students in 7-8 grades, and employs roughly fifty-five teachers as part of the Santa Barbara School Districts.[4] Goleta Valley Junior High School ("GVJH" or simply "GV") is a National Blue Ribbon School.[5]

TypePublic
Established1964[2]
Principal
Clanci Chiu
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Goleta Valley Jr. High School
The front entrance to Goleta Valley Junior High
Location
6100 Stow Canyon Road.
Goleta, CA[1]

United States

34°27′2″N 119°50′5″W
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TypePublic
Established1964[2]
School district
Santa Barbara Unified School District
Principal
Clanci Chiu
Grades7-8
Enrollment776 (2019-20)[3]
LanguageEnglish, Spanish
Color   
SloganS.A.I.L (Safety, Accountability, Inclusive, Learning)
NicknameMariners
USNWR ranking
  1. 392 in California Schools
Websitegvjh.sbunified.org
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Classes

Classes at Goleta Valley Junior High can consist of zero period, to seventh period. Students at GVJH, are required to take the classes of: Social Studies, Mathematics, English, Science, Health, and Physical Education. Oftentimes, students at GVJH have their chosen elective, coincide with their Health class. This means that students may have a full semester with their chosen elective, then have the required Health course for the next semester, or vice versa. Students at GVJH have the ability to take a zero period, where members can take an extra year-long elective. Students have the choices of: Visual Arts, Sculpture & 3D Art, Leadership, Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Theater 1, Theater 2, Chorus, Beginning Band, Advanced Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Office/Library Aide, Industrial Tech, Wood and Construction, Intro to Video/TV Production, Beginning Coding, and AVID. Students also have the ability to take a 7th period class, such as: Stagecraft, among other electives.[6]

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