Grossmont Union High School District - Programs and Services

Programs and Services

In addition to its high schools, the districts operates:

  • Grossmont Middle College High School, Grossmont College, El Cajon
  • East County Career Center
  • East County Regional Education Center (ECREC)
  • East County Regional Occupational Program (ROP)
  • Foothills Adult School
  • Grossmont Work Training Center
  • REACH Academy (Continuation)/ Frontier (special education)
  • Viking Center (special education - severely disabled)
  • Work Training Center (Job skills training for special needs students)

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