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San Diego, CA School Guide

San Diego is home to many excellent schools that are sure to suit every educational need your family may have. The area offers superb public schools, private schools, colleges and universities. The San Diego community is dedicated to providing a safe and encouraging environment where all students can grow and achieve their goals on a daily basis.

Public Schools

San Diego offers many excellent schools, ranging from middle schools to high schools. Please view the list below for further information regarding each school.

Elementary Schools

Audubon Elementary School
K-6
539 students
8111 San Vicente
San Diego, CA 92114
District: San Diego Unified School District

Bayview Terrace Elementary School
K-5
267 students
2445 Fogg St.
San Diego, CA 92109
District: San Diego Unified School District

Boone Elementary School
K-5
539 students
7330 Brookhaven Rd.
San Diego, CA 92114
District: San Diego Unified School District

Cabrillo Elementary School
K-4
205 students
3120 Talbot St.
San Diego, CA 92106
District: San Diego Unified School District

Middle Schools

Carmel Valley Middle School
7-8
1361 students
3800 Mykonos Ln.
San Diego, CA 92130
District: San Dieguito Union High School District

Challenger Middle School
6-8
1136 students
10810 Parkdale Ave.
San Diego, CA 92126
District: San Diego Unified School District

Correia Middle School
7-8
926 students
4302 Valeta St.
San Diego, CA 92107
District: San Diego Unified School District

Dana School
5-6
814 students
1775 Chatsworth Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92106
District: San Diego Unified School District 

High Schools 

Canyon Crest Academy
9-12
1776 students
5951 Village Center Loop Rd.
San Diego, CA 92130
District: San Dieguito Union High School District

Clairemont High School
9-12
1526 students
4150 Ute Dr.
San Diego, CA 92117
District: San Diego Unified School District

Garfield High School
8-12
437 students
1255 16th St.
San Diego, CA 92101
District: San Diego Unified School District

Hoover High School
9-12
2128 students
4474 El Cajon Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92115
District: San Diego Unified School District

Private Schools

Academy of Our Lady of Peace
Academy of Our Lady of Peace is a private high school in San Diego, California. It is all female and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 740 students in grades 9-12.

Aseltine School
Aseltine School is a private school in San Diego, California. It is coed and nonsectarian, serving 49 students in grades 5-12

Cooperative Learning Center
K-12
12 students
4630 Mission Avenue
San Diego, CA 92116

Berean Bible Baptist Academy
K-12
17 students
4110 Palm Avenue
San Diego, CA 92154

Colleges and Universities

San Diego State University
(The following information is sourced from http://www.sdsu.edu/. For this and more information, please follow the link.)

San Diego State University provides a unique spectrum of undergraduate and graduate programs to challenge the intellect and cultivate creativity. With cutting-edge research, innovative facilities, and a global perspective, opportunities for students to learn and grow at SDSU are endless. From fine arts and humanities to the sciences, diversity in interests is embraced and ideas flourish in SDSU's academic community

San Diego Mesa College
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Mesa College offers a beautiful campus environment, including a state-of-the art Learning Resource Center, which opened in April 1998. The new Center was constructed at a total cost of $20 million, and its four stories occupy 107,000 square feet in the middle of the campus. The facility offers expanded library holdings, an enormous computer lab for student use, and advanced media facilities

Coleman University
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Coleman consistently provides extensive hands-on experience for its students, who have ready access to the latest computer equipment. That's part of the Coleman difference. We expect our graduates to encounter a wide variety of technical events and problems on the job, so it makes sense for them to encounter them first during training