175 E 44th St
San Bernardino, CA 92404

The small classes are great and the teachers my kids have are willing to talk to parents at any time. The problem is the website, it has not been updated in 2 years. It is hard to find information. I'm also not happy with the CAPS program, it's glorified babysitting. My kids only have 30 minutes to do homework and then it's wrong! Then I am told that they cannot force a child to do homework. This is ridiculous, especially when a perfectly good afterschool program, Think Together that focuses on education, is not being used in my district. The way the meal helpers talk to the students is completely disrespectful, yet they expect respect from the students? Lunch helpers at the school write up students for playing tag? I mean it's nuts. They added 6th grade which is nice, if the older kids weren't bullying 1st and 2nd graders in the bathroom. The supervisation at this school is nil, and the front office workers are rude. Can't wait to move.

worst school ever bruh i cannot this school is so bad ong ong like this is the best school because people love fighting which is the best part of school lol

SBHS is the very best! The school provides hands-on learning such as the e-Bussiness class that runs and operates The Nest student store and the coffee shop in which they are trained and certified by Starbucks. As well as the Publish Safety class that provides students with knowledge and experiences in careers that involve public safety and are certified by CPR; FEMA certifications including Incident command system, Emergency Planning, Active Shooter What You Can Do, An Introduction to Hazardous Materials, and Fundamentals of Emergency Management. Cardinal City also will include a 21st-century Makerspace for engineering that will work on 3D printers and animatronics from Garner Holt the world's largest Manufacturer of Animatronics & Animatronic Figures and designer of Disneyland robots. This school has unique features such as the Cardinal City Museum that showcases the history of the school and the community do their rich history that data back to 1883 as being the first high school in San Bernardino County. The museum brings history to life with the use of animatronics, videos, and palpable items. These are some of the many things SBHS has to offer.