Home of the Saints
San Dimas High School, one of two comprehensive high schools in the Bonita Unified School District, is nestled in the San Gabriel Foothills of Southern California. San Dimas High School provides an academically challenging educational program resulting in high student achievement. This high level is achieved in part through strong support for education in our community. This web site is part of a continuing effort to make school information available to all stakeholders. Please take this opportunity to explore San Dimas High School and its many fine programs.
AwardsTop of Page
San Dimas High School has been recognized as among the Best and Most Challenging High Schools in the US.
California Distinguished School
CA Department of Education
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Best High Schools
US News & World Report
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Top 5% of High Schools
Newsweek
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America's Most Challenging High Schools
Washington Post
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Mission StatementTop of Page
Our mission at San Dimas High School is to educate, empower and encourage all students to be caring, contributing citizens who thrive in an evolving world.
Vision StatementTop of Page
Our vision is to be an inclusive and caring community of inspired, well-rounded, and educated learners that will pursue their purpose.
School-Wide Learning ObjectivesTop of Page
Scholastic
- Develop critical and analytical thinking skills
- Collaborate and communicate ideas effectively
- Formulate logical arguments and evaluate claims
- Produce and apply solutions to future situations based on data and relevant information
- Utilize technology to access, organize, evaluate and present information
Dynamic
- Engage in activities that promote a healthy balance
- Challenge themselves to be engaged and enthusiastic lifelong learners
Honorable
- Develop a work ethic that will benefit future employment or scholastic endeavors
- Demonstrate integrity and ethical behavior
- Accept responsibility for learning
Socially Responsible
- Respect diversity: beliefs, culture, physical, economic, age, intellect, gender, and religion
- Participate in and promote community, social, civic, cultural, or philanthropic contributions