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Grand Terrace High School at the Ray Abril Jr. Educational Complex

Colton Joint Unified · San Bernardino County · 21810 Main Street, Grand Terrace, CA 92313-5810

(909) 580-5006 · www.cjusd.net/gths

5/10
#646
Rank 646 out of 1,227
Top 53%
English Language Arts6/10 · #533 · 57th percentile
Mathematics4/10 · #747 · 39th percentile
Science5/10 · #680 · 48th percentile

English Language Arts

Math Trend

Science Trend

School Overview

Grand Terrace High School sits in one of the Inland Empire's quieter, more suburban pockets — a small city that often flies under the radar compared to its larger San Bernardino County neighbors, but offers a genuine sense of community that families tend to appreciate. The school lands in the middle of the pack statewide, with notably stronger English scores than math, making it a reasonable fit for families who prioritize literacy and communication skills while understanding there's room to grow on the quantitative side. It's a solid option for families drawn to Grand Terrace's calmer, residential feel who want a neighborhood high school with a real community identity behind it.

Student Demographics

314 students tested · 2024-25 school year

Ethnicity

Hispanic
233 (74%)
White
41 (13%)
African American
23 (7%)
Asian
6 (2%)
Multiple Races
6 (2%)
Filipino
6 (2%)

Key Indicators

English Learners30 (10%)
Socioeconomically Disadvantaged246 (78%)
Students with Disabilities40 (13%)

Staff & Teachers(2024-25)

1,647
Enrollment
82.6
Teachers (FTE)
19.9:1
Student-Staff Ratio
4
Administrators (FTE)
25.4
Avg Class Size*(2023-24)

Graduation Rate

90%of students graduate within 4 years

Graduation Rate Trend

College Readiness

Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) programs offer college-level coursework and are a key indicator of academic rigor.

18
AP Courses
offered
16.6%
AP Participation
of students
286
AP Enrollment
students
IB Program15 students enrolled

Source: Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC) 2021-22

Athletics

Titans · CIF Southern Section

19
varsity sports
7 boys
8 girls
BaseballBasketball (Boys)Basketball (Girls)Cross Country (Boys)Cross Country (Girls)Football (11 person)Soccer (Boys)Soccer (Girls)

Source: CIF Home Campus 2025-26

Community Enrichment Programs

This supplementary score measures the availability of enrichment programs — such as tutoring, music, dance, sports, and arts — within 3 miles of the school. Schools in communities with more diverse and accessible programs score higher.

Nearby Programs4/10 · #1405 · 37th percentile

56 programs within 3 miles. Ranked among High Schools in California.

Nearby Libraries

No programs found