History

Established in 1896, San Fernando High School holds a storied place in the history of the Los Angeles Unified School District. Initially located on Fifth and Hager streets in the City of San Fernando, the school underwent significant changes, moving to the North Brand Blvd. campus in 1906, now home to San Fernando Middle School. In 1952, San Fernando High School finally settled at its present site, becoming one of the oldest high schools in the district.

Embark on a journey through time as you explore our school's history page. Take a stroll down memory lane with the Eras tab, witnessing the changes that have shaped our beloved school. Flip through the pages of yearbooks from a century ago, offering a glimpse into the lives of students who once graced these halls. Discover the pride of our athletics history, noting how many students have made it to the professional sports arena. Explore the achievements of our famous alumni, who have left an indelible mark on the world from music to politics. Immerse yourself in our school's musical history from our award winning marching band, to Ritchie Valens. Learn more about the origin of our yearbook, the Orange Blossom. Our yearbook started in 1903 which makes it the third oldest in Southern California. Enjoy this window into our rich history, and discover why our school is more than just a school, it's a legacy of memories and accomplishments.

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