Granada Hills Charter District

Located at 10535 Zelzah Ave. in Granada Hills, California, Granada Hills Charter District operates as an open, independent charter district functioning as its own local educational agency for federal programs. Situated within a large city environment in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim metropolitan area, the district consists of a single operational campus serving a broad educational mandate from kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves a total enrollment of 5,927 students, comprising 2,961 male students, 2,947 female students, and 19 students whose gender is not specified. Its student population reflects a diverse community context, including 2,579 Hispanic, 1,511 Asian, 1,353 White, 243 Black, 183 multiracial (two or more races), 22 Pacific Islander, and 17 American Indian students, alongside 19 students with unrecorded race or ethnicity data.

While the district maintains balanced primary and middle grade levels—starting with 174 kindergarteners and ranging between 130 and 151 students per grade from 1st through 8th grade—its high school program represents the vast majority of overall enrollment, serving 1,123 9th graders, 1,150 10th graders, 1,187 11th graders, and 1,154 12th graders. Supporting this sizable student body requires significant institutional resources, which the district delivers through a full-time equivalent (FTE) staff totaling approximately 908 positions. This team includes roughly 480 FTE teachers, 24 FTE instructional aides, and over 403 FTE support staff members tasked with instructional and operational oversight. Families, students, and educational researchers can learn more by calling the district directly at (818) 360-2361 or visiting their web portal at http://www.ghctk12.com.