As a parent i must say This high school San Juan is on top of all their students. My daughter goes to school there and i had no idea that she was missing so much school, She now lives with me,she needs lots of support and with the help of San Juan's staff i am sure next year will be a better yr. Big
... Read more Ed is always there for the kids and he cares along with Mr.Johnson and my daughters counselor Mickey. thank you for your fast swift actions. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/18/09
I am A senior at this school, not only that but i am very involved in it, i run the blood drives and i am the rally commissioner, and i must say i love going to san juan. It does lack a few extra students but that just makes everyone closer, i have a special relationship with all my teachers which allows
... Read more me to joke around and have fun with them, and aside from that they are great teachers. I strongly dislike when i hear negative about SJHS, but thats why i got involved in student government, to make an improvement and i gotta tell you, its getting better and better day by day. Read less
Posted by a student on 11/06/08
Very good school my son attends san juan high school and he really likes it. He has attended rio linda high and he thinks that san juan is a better school and better teachers doing alot better in school then he did at rio linda high. Thank you for all the great teachers and children that attend at san
... Read more juan you are making a big change for him he now does all his work and goes to school eveyday because its a better inviorment,so again thank you for all your support,have a good rest of the year Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/31/08
San Juan will always have a bad repuatiuon. One that it does not deserve. The teachers care. The relationships between everything are great. It is like one big family. I am senior graduating from SJ in 3 weeks and have been attending this amazing school since the very beginning, freshman year. Although
... Read more I am happy to be graduating, I will sincerely miss this school and I will always hold it near and dear to my heart. SJ has helped me to become a better person and in many ways encouraged me to do more with my life. I have created bonds with some of the greatest but most unappreciated teachers on the face of this planet and formed friendships that will last a lifetime. I hope that all of you can see behind the horrible and FALSE rumors and see it is a great school. Read less
Posted by a student on 05/15/08
I am currently a student at San Juan high and I am a junior I started just after spring break my sophmore year and I cant even begin to describe how much I disliked everything about it when I got here! I was a newly placed first time foster child out of my area and a thirst for acceptance, satbility
... Read more and knowledge. San Juan proved to provide all of that and more! After transferring from Galt High school, that prides itself on apperance and staff, to the Recieving home os Sac, to San Juan I was lost in my own sapce. School had always been a struggle for me and San Juan saw that! The wonderful staff saw to the fact that I needed extra help in order to come close to graduating and the excellent team of counslers are the ones making it possible! So for now and forever Go Spartans! Read less
Posted by a student on 01/18/08
This is the best school, simoly the very best. The teachers have taught and influenced me in such a positive way. When I came to SJ as an ex-Carnegie Scot I was not college bound. I was a failing, rebellious teen and I hated life. Now I'm an AP Cal and AP Bio student, leading both classes in test scores.
... Read more I am currently wanted by numerous colleges purely based on academics and extracurricular performance. I give 100% of the credit to SJ, the school that has forever changed my life. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/10/07
The school has had and always will have a bad reputation, but I have never had more fun at school after summer I look forward to returning.
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Posted by a student on 08/22/07
San Juan gets an undeserving bad rap. The Teachers care about students and will take the extra time to make sure students succeed. It is the Parents who are ultimately responsible for making sure their children are taking the necessary classes to graduate HS and go to college. It shouldnt matter what
... Read more school your child attends as long as they are getting what they need and they are having fun. Having and feeling pride in what you and your classmates do, and how to be productive adults in the community is what my children are learning at SJHS. My children s GPA ranges are from 4.00-3.33 and they are being challenged at SJ. I am proud to be a parent at SJHS. Go Spartans! Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/26/06
We used to live near Bella Vista so 2 of my kids graduated from there,but we then moved near San Juan-everyone told us it was a horrable school and at first we did not want our daughter to go there. But I am quite happy to say after compairing the warmth and acceptence and parent involvement. I am also
... Read more proud to say my daughter will soon be a San Juan graduate. I have never felt like my phonecalls,or visits to the school were a bother to the staff. During my daughters 2 years of major medical problems all the staff went out of there way to make sure she always felt accepted and got the help she needed to catch up. San Juan is a great school. Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/11/06
I believe the academic quality is comparable to similar school-my chld is in 11 th grade taking chemistry, geometry, honors english and ap histroy. her reading leval is 12th grade and while her math needs help they offer tutors upon request.
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Citrus Heights schools — San Juan High School is located at 7551 Greenback Ln, Citrus Heights CA 95610. 7551 Greenback Ln is in the 95610 ZIP code in Citrus Heights, CA The school district for San Juan High School is the San Juan Unified School District. San Juan High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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