The facility was designed for 990 students. An additional 26 portables have been added to accommodate an increasing population. The buildings and grounds are used heavily by the community and are a source of pride for students, staff, and the community. The groundsman, custodial staff, and district maintenance personnel work together to maintain and improve the campus. Emergency drills for fire and earthquake are regularly conducted.
Emergency plans are in place and have been communicated to the staff and parents.
A water tank was installed through Site Block funds to provide fresh water to the students and community in the event of a disaster. Portions of the curriculum are revised each year and a complete alignment of each major curriculum area coincides with the seven year cycle of revision of state frameworks. Teachers participate in summer curriculum writing creating interdisciplinary units. English is the subject currently under review. The school's Site Council and the Parent Advisory Council worked together to determine how to disburse state and federal funds that came to us via SIP and Block Grant funding in order to support our plan.