News & Announcements

From environmental justice to National Parks and waste, Generation E’s environmental education course covers a variety of topics that create an accessible and introductory experience for budding environmentalists.

The 24th Annual High School Invitational showcases selected work made by students and teachers from twenty-four San Fernando Valley high schools, in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, ceramics, graphic design, illustration and photography.

a new show on the School's radio station, The Hill FM, launches this week featuring original works composed and recorded by Mr. Simon's Music Production students.

The theme of this year’s Academic Decathlon season is “The Cold War,” requiring students to study subjects within that context. Students compete in subject areas including science, literature, art, music, social science, economics, mathematics, speech, interview and essay.

The purpose of this communication is to provide you with important updates on our progress to serve some students on campus and the safety measures we have in place.

The Granada Hills Charter (GHC) debate team competed virtually at the 35th Annual Stanford Invitational on the weekend of February 6-8. GHC’s Lincoln-Douglas (LD) debaters were very successful, as they were outstanding in every competition pool.

Rep. Brad Sherman has named Yashvi Agrawal from Granada Hills Charter High School as the winner of the 2020 Congressional App Challenge in (CA-30).

Patrick Badere is honored as one of the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth SET Program members.

In honor of Black History Month, CCSA is celebrating charter public schools in California that are actively working to boost the performance of Black students, ensuring they make grade-level proficiency and leave school prepared for college and their careers.