About our school:
Rancho Buena Vista High School, commonly known as RBV is located in the city of Vista in Northern San Diego County, California. It is a local school drawing its student body from its immediate vicinity. Nearly all the students live within a 2 mile radius.
The community of Vista is a suburban community, composed of working and professional people. It is solidly middle class, skewing toward the conservative end of the political spectrum.
RBV has a total student population of 3061, broken down ethnically as follows:
RBV School Data
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Demographics of Students:
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Total school enrollment and listed percentages of the total
population by race
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Total Enrollment
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3061
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Black/African American:
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4.0%
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American Indian/Alaska Native:
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1.4%
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Filipino:
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1.4%
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Asian:
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3.2%
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Pacific Islander:
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0.9%
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Hispanic/Latino:
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45%
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White:
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43%
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Two Races or More:
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0.8%
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Teacher Information
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Teachers
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115
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Full Credentials
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112
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Emergency Waivers
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3
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Average Years Teaching in District
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14
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Average Years Teaching
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15
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The schools mission statement, in its abbreviated form is:
Rancho Buena
Vista High School’s mission is to be a collaborative learning community
dedicated to encourage and empower all members to develop our academic abilities
and personal integrity as we discover and pursue our individual passions and
purpose.
A more detailed and inclusive statement of the school's mission can be found on the school's website at: RBV Mission Statement Page
RBV has a good reputation within the community and has met it's API goals for 2011 in all categories. Parent involvement is strong, with two active parent organizations; the Parent/Student/Teacher association and the Longhorn Foundation, which sponsors fundraising activities for the school. The websites of these organizations are at http://www.rbvptsa.org/ and http://www.rbvlf.org/
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