Cajon Valley Union School District Explained

Cajon Valley Union School District
Established:	1870
Grades:	K–12
Superintendent:	Dave Miyashiro
Schools:	29
Country:	United States

Cajon Valley Union School District (CVUSD) is a school district in California. Its headquarters are in El Cajon.

The district has 66.3sqmi of area and serves most of El Cajon.^[1] It also serves Rancho San Diego. The district has about 16,000 students in grades Kindergarten through 8.^[1]

It was established on October 4, 1870, as the El Cajon School District.^[2]

Schools

Middle schools

• Cajon Valley Middle School
• Greenfield Middle School
• Hillsdale Middle School
• Los Coches Creek Middle School
• Montgomery Middle School
• Emerald Middle School

Elementary schools

• Anza Elementary School
• Avocado Elementary School
• Blossom Valley Elementary School
• Bostonia Language Academy
• Chase Elementary School
• Crest Elementary School
• Emerald STEAM Magnet Middle School
• Fuerte Elementary School
• W. D. Hall Elementary School
• Jamacha Elementary School
• Johnson Elementary School
• Lexington Elementary School
• Madison Elementary School
• Magnolia Elementary School
• Meridian Elementary School
• Naranca Elementary School
• Rancho San Diego Elementary School
• Rios Computer Science Magnet Elementary School
• Vista Grande Elementary School

Other schools

• Empower Academy
• Cajon Valley Home School
• Sevick School
• Flying Hills School of the Arts

External links

• Cajon Valley Union School District

Notes and References

1. "Boundaries ." Cajon Valley Union School District. Retrieved on November 14, 2012.
2. Web site: History of the Schools of El Cajon Valley. El Cajon Historical Society. 2020-04-15.