Gilbert High (Continuation)

Gilbert High School is a public continuation high school in Anaheim, California. It is part of the Anaheim Union High School District and serves students in grades 9 through 12.This school gives students who might have trouble finishing regular high school another way to get their diploma. They do this by having smaller classes and giving each student one-on-one help. There are about 12 students for every teacher. Our main goal at Gilbert High is to help you get back on track for graduation. We really focus on helping you get your credits back, making learning plans just for you, and making sure you're ready to meet all the state requirements to graduate. When you look at grades in math and reading, they're usually a little lower than what you'd see in regular high schools. That pretty much shows how hard it is for the students there. We help students get ready for college and their careers, and that includes making sure they can pass the SAT and other tests like it.

Gilbert High School (Continuation) celebrated its Class of 2025 with seniors earning over $13 million in scholarships for college, the military, and their careers. This shows how well the students did on their own at this Anaheim Union High School District continuation campus, which helps students make up credits and get ready for success after high school.

Q1. What grades do students at Gilbert High School attend?

Ans. Grades 9–12.

Q2. What kind of school is Gilbert High?

Ans. It is a public high school for older students.

Q3. Is it possible to take the SAT at Gilbert High?

Ans. Yes, students can take the SAT through programs run by the district.

Q4. How many students are there for each teacher?

Ans. About 12:1, which lets for personalized instruction.

Q5. What are the main programs at Gilbert High?

Ans. Help with credit recovery, personalized learning, and graduation.