General information about SBCUSD Linked Learning Programs can be found in our Linked learning Detailed Brochure.
If you wish to enroll in a pathway, contact the corresponding pathway's school counseling department for additional details.
Esperanza Soza, Building and Construction Pathway
"Kids like me need a connection with learning to help them grow. My Building and Trades class not only helped me be creative and make my creativity a reality, but also improved my math skills and most importantly, my communication with my peers--it’s even helped me get a part time job."
Pricila Cardenas, Sports Medicine Pathway
"We learned how to tape and prevent common athletic injuries. Learning a new skill, excelling, then helping others with it, conveyed to me that I enjoyed aiding injuries and pushed me to pursue the medical field."
Alfredo Gomez, PLTW Biomedical Pathway
"When I have the opportunity to teach other people all the skills I developed, I feel most connected to my learning. I feel proud when I see how much people value the information I can share."
Below you can find a list of the SBCUSD high schools and the academies/pathways they offer. To find specific information, such as the program of study and brochure for each academy/pathway, click on the school's banner link to visit their designated page.
SBCUSD High Schools
- Arroyo Valley High School
- Cajon High School
- Indian Spring High School
- Middle College High School
- Pacific High School
- San Andreas High School
- San Bernardino School
- San Gorgonio High School
- Sierra High School
- Virtual Academy