CORONA, CA – Orange Grove High School has been recognized as a Model Continuation High School (MCHS) by the California Department of Education, a prestigious designation awarded to schools that provide outstanding support and innovative programs for at-risk students.

Continuation high schools play a critical role in ensuring students who face unique challenges have access to a high school diploma program. These schools offer comprehensive services, including flexible scheduling, exemplary instructional strategies, and dedicated counseling and guidance programs, to help students succeed academically and socially.

Orange Grove High School’s recognition highlights its commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment, where students receive the resources and encouragement needed to overcome obstacles and reach their full potential.

"Orange Grove High School being named a Model Continuation School is a reflection of the heart, dedication, and belief that every student deserves a pathway to success—no matter the challenges they’ve faced," said CNUSD Superintendent Dr. Samuel Buenrostro. "Principal Carlos Guillen, Assistant Principal Rogelio Padilla, and the entire Orange Grove staff have created a supportive, empowering environment where students receive the guidance, encouragement, and resources they need to achieve their goals. This recognition is well-earned, and we are so proud of the life-changing impact they make every day."

Currently, there are 429 continuation high schools across California, serving nearly 49,000 students. Schools recognized as Model Continuation High Schools demonstrate excellence in providing students with the tools and opportunities needed to pursue academic and personal success.

Congratulations to the administrators, staff, and students of Orange Grove High School on this well-earned recognition. Your dedication and commitment to student success continue to make a lasting impact!