Notable Alumni
- Hubie Brooks, Jr., James Rooker, Lyndie Kurt, Rick Kiel, former Major League Baseball players
- Cedric Ceballos, former NBA basketball player
- Tyson Chandler, professional basketball player for the NBA's New York Knicks
- Ray Holt, computer designer of the world's first microprocessor chip set for the US Navy F-14, the CADC
- Bill Holt, computer programmer of the world's first microprocessor chip set for the US Navy F-14, the CADC. Stanford University graduate in Mathemathics and player on Stanford's first World Series baseball team.
- Dr. Lynne A. Isbell, primatologist and professor, University of California, Davis. Author of the 2009 Harvard University Press book, "The Fruit, the Tree, and the Serpent: Why We See So Well".
- Donald M. Johnson Chief Executive of Ground Up Entertainment
- Dennis Johnson former professional basketball player
- Brandon Jennings, professional basketball player for the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks (transferred to Oak Hill Academy before graduating)
- Ken Landreaux, former Major League Baseball player
- Donta Storey, actor,and writer/producer.
- Lionel Larry USA Gold Medal 2009 IAAF World Championships 4x400 relay
- Tim Mixon, professional football player
- Tayshaun Prince, professional basketball player for the NBA's Detroit Pistons
- Chilo Rachal, professional NFL American Football player with the Chicago Bears.
- MC Ren (Lorenzo Patterson), member of the rap-group N.W.A
- Paul Rodriguez, stand-up comedian and actor.
- Greg Townsend, former NFL player
- Jeron Johnson, NFL player Seattle Seahawks
- Richard Sherman (American football), NFL player Seattle Seahawks
- Carol Swanson Portlock (Medicine), Lymphoma Cancer specialist
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