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The Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District established in 1990, is a small rural district that operates two necessary small high schools and a K-8 elementary school. Total district enrollment is approximately 305 students of which 205 attend Tenaya Elementary School, 47 attend Don Pedro High and 53 attend Tioga High.
The District follows the Tuolumne River from the Northern entrance to Yosemite National Park down to the Lake Don Pedro area, a distance of over 60 miles and encompassing 678 square miles. The district serves the communities of Groveland, Big Oak Flat, Moccasin, and part of the Don Pedro area. We have excellent community support and have a dedicated staff of teachers and classified employees.
There is a full-time principal at Tenaya, and teaching principals at the two high schools. As much as our student numbers allow, all schools participate in athletic programs. Teachers take students on multiple field trips to expose them to events and locations outside of our rural area. The high schools take advantage of online learning through the local community colleges, and most students graduate from high school with some college units.
News & Events
AB104 & AB130 Information
On July 9th, the California Legislature approved two laws, (AB 130 and AB 104), that address an independent study option, student retention, grade change and graduation requirements. This notification provides information about each of those options. We encourage parents to work with their student’s school to determine the best educational option for their student.
Community Advisory Committee
An opportunity to become informed and involved.
Winter Weather
Due to overnight freezing temperatures and additional low snow, for the safety of our students and staff, we will continue Distance Learning for Tuesday 1/26 and Wednesday 1/27.