Oro Grande Elementary School District

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Oro Grande Elementary School District
Address
19900 National Trails Highway
Oro Grande
, California, 92368
United States
District information
TypePublic
GradesK–12 [1]
NCES District ID 0628950 [1]
Students and staff
Students2,329 [1]
Teachers134.11 [1]
Staff143.43 [1]
Student–teacher ratio17.37 [1]
Other information
Website orogrande.net

The Oro Grande School district is located in the town of Oro Grande, California.

Contents

Oro Grande School District is composed of four schools, three of which are charter schools or academies that take in students from outside the district.

The district includes portions of Adelanto and Victorville. [2]

Board of Trustees

Unlike other school boards within San Bernardino county, Oro Grande only operates with three board members [3]

Members: Paula Ramirez - President

Roberto Garcia Jr - Clerk

Edna Rodriguez - Board Member

These members also run the charter school boards, which operate separately as the Mojave River Academy Schools Board [4] and the Riverside Preparatory School Board Meeting [5]


Elementary school

Oro Grande Elementary School serves grades Kindergarten through six in a college preparatory setting. It is the only non-charter school. Students within Oro Grande Elementary, who are not admitted into the charter high school, are sent to Victor Valley Union High School District schools for Secondary Education [6]

Charter Schools

Riverside Preparatory School

Riverside Preparatory School compromises of three schools. All Located within Oro Grande.

  • Riverside Preparatory Elementary [7]
  • Riverside Preparatory Middle School [8]
  • Riverside Preparatory High School [9]

Mojave River Academy

Mojave River Academy serves grades Kindergarten through grade twelve in an Independent Study program. Under the Mojave River Academy Charter system, Oro Grande School District has offices 11 cities outside of Oro Grande located in Bakersfield, Barstow, Beaumont, Colton, Desert Hot Springs, Fontana, Hesperia, Palm Springs, Phelan, Tehachapi, Victorville [10]

Mojave River is under seven charters [11] named

  • Gold Canyon
    • Serves Fontana
    • Serves Desert Hot Springs
  • Marble City
    • Serves Phelan
    • Serves Desert Hot Springs
  • National Trails
    • Serves Colton
    • Serves Beaumont
  • Oro Grande
    • Serves Victorville
    • Serves Bakersfield
  • Rockview Park
    • Serves Hesperia
    • Serves Desert Hot Springs
  • Route 66
    • Serves Victorville
    • Serves Palm Springs
  • Silver Mountain
    • Serves Barstow
    • Serves Tehachapi

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