| Your family will have valuable
peace of mind when it comes to their children’s educational
opportunities in the Inland Empire. The educational experience
provides each student with valuable social development opportunities
that ready them for a productive, successful future.
The two local public school systems – Redlands Unified
and San Bernardino City Unified – offer ongoing instructional
excellence and steadfast attention to the educational development
of the region’s children and young adults. There are
also a number of private school options for students in grades
K-12.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
The Redlands Unified School District serves the communities
of Redlands, Loma Linda, Mentone, Forest Falls, and areas
of the cities of San Bernardino and Highland. More than 21,100
students are currently enrolled in the district’s 20
schools serving grades K-12. Plans are underway for an additional
high school to be located in Redlands as well as a new elementary
and middle school – both to be built in the Loma Linda
area. Click here for a more information and listings of elementary,
middle, and high schools within the Redlands
Unified School District.
The San Bernardino City Unified School District serves the
city of San Bernardino, areas of the city of Highland, and
the unincorporated communities of Muscoy and Devore. With
a current enrollment of more than 57,000 students, the San
Bernardino City Unified School District is the 7th largest
school district in the state with 65 operating schools. Click
here for a more information and listings of elementary, middle,
and high schools within the San
Bernardino City Unified School District.
Click here for a complete listing of public school districts
in San
Bernardino County.
Click here for a complete listing of public school districts
in Riverside
County.
Additionally, these fine private elementary, middle, and
high schools round out the Inland Empire’s educational
options for LLUMC employee families:
PRIVATE SCHOOLS:
Elementary Schools
Middle Schools
High Schools
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