Garden Grove Unified School District
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A. G. Cook Elementary School
Garden Grove
345
Agnes Ware Stanley Elementary School
Garden Grove
354
Alamitos Intermediate School
Garden Grove
581
Bolsa Grande High School
Garden Grove
1701
Brookhurst Elementary School
Garden Grove
427
Bryant Elementary School
Garden Grove
571
C. C. Violette Elementary School
Garden Grove
271
Clinton Elementary School
Garden Grove
413
Donald S. Jordan Intermediate School
Garden Grove
551
Dr. Walter C. Ralston Intermediate School
Garden Grove
485
Dwight D. Eisenhower Elementary School
Garden Grove
480
Earl Warren Elementary School
Garden Grove
474
Early Childhood Education Center - Carver Campus
Stanton
0Edward Russell Elementary School
Santa Ana
473
Enders Elementary School
Garden Grove
400
Ernest O. Lawrence Elementary School
Garden Grove
447
Ethan B. Allen Elementary School
Fountain Valley
637
Ethel M. Evans Elementary School
Garden Grove
410
Excelsior Elementary School
Garden Grove
426
Faylane Elementary School
Garden Grove
466
Frank and Irene Palomino Elementary School
Santa Ana
305
Garden Grove High School
Garden Grove
2148
Garden Park Elementary School
Garden Grove
248
Genevieve M. Crosby Elementary School
Garden Grove
325
Gilbert Elementary School
Garden Grove
515
Heritage Elementary School
Santa Ana
376
Hilton D. Bell Intermediate School
Garden Grove
632
Izaak Walton Intermediate School
Garden Grove
458
James Irvine Intermediate School
Garden Grove
532
James Monroe Elementary School
Fountain Valley
555
John Marshall Elementary School
Westminster
323
John Murdy Elementary School
Garden Grove
689
La Quinta High School
Westminster
2041
Leo Carrillo Elementary School
Westminster
508
Leroy L. Doig Intermediate School
Garden Grove
557
Linton T. Simmons Elementary School
Garden Grove
247
Los Amigos High School
Fountain Valley
1430
Louis G. Zeyen Elementary School
Garden Grove
230
Louis Lake Intermediate School
Garden Grove
453
Loyal Barker Elementary School
Garden Grove
444
Mamie L. Northcutt Elementary School
Fountain Valley
400
Marie L. Hare High School
Garden Grove
218
Mark Twain Adult Transition Program School
Garden Grove
97
Mark Twain Special Center School
Garden Grove
101
Merton E. Hill Elementary School
Garden Grove
278
Mitchell Elementary School
Garden Grove
390
Morningside Elementary School
Garden Grove
416
Newhope Elementary School
Santa Ana
334
Ocia A. Peters Elementary School
Garden Grove
893
Pacifica High School
Garden Grove
1634
Parkview Elementary School
Garden Grove
433
Patton Elementary School
Garden Grove
904
Post Elementary School
Westminster
338
R. F. Hazard Elementary School
Santa Ana
383
Rancho Alamitos High School
Garden Grove
1439
Riverdale Elementary School
Garden Grove
501
Santiago High School
Garden Grove
1664
Sarah McGarvin Intermediate School
Westminster
717
Skylark Preschool
Garden Grove
0Stanford Elementary School
Garden Grove
488
Stephen R. Fitz Intermediate School
Santa Ana
534
Sunnyside Elementary School
Garden Grove
500
Susan B. Anthony Elementary School
Westminster
332
Thomas Paine Elementary School
Garden Grove
428
Wakeham Elementary School
Garden Grove
307
Woodbury Elementary School
Garden Grove
337
Academic Calendar
Area & Neighborhood Coverage
The Garden Grove Unified School District extends its reach across a substantial portion of central Orange County, California. Primarily centered within the city of Garden Grove, the district also encompasses significant sections of neighboring communities. This includes parts of Stanton to the west, Westminster to the southwest, and Fountain Valley to the south. Additionally, its service area touches small segments of Anaheim to the north and Santa Ana to the east, illustrating its deep integration within a diverse and dynamic region of Orange County. This geographical spread means the district serves a blend of established residential neighborhoods and thriving commercial zones, reflecting the rich tapestry of Southern California life.
District's Local Integration & Community Fabric
As a long-standing fixture in Orange County, the Garden Grove Unified School District plays an integral role in shaping the local community's daily experience. It stands as a central pillar within the cities it serves, fostering a sense of continuity and shared purpose among residents. The district's presence contributes to the distinct character of these Orange County neighborhoods, providing a familiar framework for families and contributing to the overall stability and identity of the area. Its operations are deeply intertwined with the rhythms of local life, from neighborhood activities to broader community initiatives, solidifying its place within the fabric of this vibrant Southern California locale.