Schools
The GUHSD has the following thirteen high school campuses (listed in order of year opened):
- 1922 - Grossmont High School, La Mesa/El Cajon
- 1952 - Helix High School (Originally a member now a Sponsored charter), La Mesa
- 1955 - El Cajon Valley High School, El Cajon
- 1957 - Mount Miguel High School, Spring Valley
- 1959 - El Capitan High School, Lakeside
- 1960 - Granite Hills High School, El Cajon
- 1961 - Monte Vista High School, Spring Valley
- 1965 - Santana High School, Santee
- 1972 - Chaparral High School (continuation), El Cajon
- 1974 - Valhalla High School, El Cajon
- 1987 - West Hills High School, Santee
- 2000 - Steele Canyon High School (charter), Spring Valley
- 2008 - Liberty Charter High School (Sponsored Charter), La Mesa
- 2013 - Future unnamed high school. Working name is school #12. Located in Alpine
Read more about this topic: Grossmont Union High School District
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