Below are the high school graduates and valedictorians for the 2020 school year. Congratulations to all of our graduates. Our hearts go out to you during these difficult times.
Anderson School: Graduates: Undetermined at this time
Arroyo Valley High School: Valedictorians: Veronica Banuelos, Edward Dominic Castaneda, and Jesus Giselle Pantoja. Salutatorian: Natalie Luna. Graduates: 580*
Cajon High School: Valedictorians: Tomas Ascencion Flores, Randy Gerond Medley, Elysia Rios, Brad Joseph Bolluyt, Serenity Ngoc Chavez, Thu Anh Nguyen, Ryan Daniel Chapin, Trevor Allen Chapin, and Yulissa Guadalupe Sanchez. Salutatorians: Raziel Plata Serrato, Moremi Elize Olora, Saul Mercado, and Abigail Grace Willis. Graduates: 652*
Indian Springs High School: Valedictorian: Kyla Duhart. Salutatorian: Kacey Lam. Graduates: 376*
Inland Career Education Center (formerly San Bernardino Adult School): Graduates: 125*
Middle College High School: Valedictorians: Naeli Marie Mills and Adriana Toledo Calvillo. Salutatorians: Lester Cedeno, Antonia Lopez-Vega, and Samuel Rojo-Aguayo. Graduates: 62*
Pacific High School: Valedictorian: Valerie Gonzalez-Caloca. Salutatorian: Vanessa Gonzalez-Caloca. Graduates: 224*
San Andreas High School: Graduates: 220*
San Bernardino High School: Valedictorian: Remijia Plascencia. Salutatorians: Anthony Craddock and Jose Rosales-Torres. Graduates: 311*
San Gorgonio High School: Valedictorians: Matthew Jackson, Henry Luu, and Jeffry Umana. Salutatorians: Maia Garcia and Dennis Phan. Graduates: 400*
Sierra High School: Graduates: 200*
Approximately 3,150 San Bernardino City Unified School District students will receive their high school diplomas or GED certification this year. This does not include those graduating from vocational programs.
Side Note: Anderson serves students ages 12 to 22 with a variety of physical and intellectual challenges. Graduates receive a certificate of completion, not a high school diploma. Graduate counts are approximate at this time.