School Districts

ABC Unified

Anywhere County, CA

Schools

ABC High

ABC Unified

ABC Middle

ABC Unified

San Bernardino City Unified

San Bernardino County, CA

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

1

Total Closure Days

4

Total Closure Days

7

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

8

Total Closure Days

280

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

0

Total Closure Days

325

Total Closure Days

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

1

Schools Impacted

1

Schools Impacted

1

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

4

Schools Impacted

70

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

0

Schools Impacted

65

Schools Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

1,237

Students Impacted

528

Students Impacted

367

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

2,928

Students Impacted

56,543

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

0

Students Impacted

57,818

Students Impacted

0


Overall Closures

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Wildfire Closures

Total Closures Days
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Natural Disasters & Weather Closures

Total Closures Days
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Student Safety Closures

Total Closures Days
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Infrastructure Closures

Total Closures Days
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Schools in district

School Total Closure Days
North Park Elementary 13
Cole Elementary 13
Shandin Hills Middle 11
Pacific High 10
Lytle Creek Elementary 10
Barton Elementary 10
Oehl Elementary 9
North Verdemont Elementary 9
Newmark Elementary 9
Muscoy Elementary 9
Mt. Vernon Elementary 9
Belvedere Elementary 9
Palm Avenue Elementary 9
Middle College High 9
Parkside Elementary 9
Wilson Elementary 9
Ramona-Alessandro Elementary 9
Serrano Middle 9
San Gorgonio High 9
Thompson Elementary 9
Urbita Elementary 9
San Bernardino High 9
Vermont Elementary 9
Provisional Accelerated Learning Academy 9
Warm Springs Elementary 9
Yvonne Harmon 9
YWCA Academy 9
Roosevelt Elementary 9
Rio Vista Elementary 9
Riley Elementary 9
Richardson Prep Hi 9
San Andreas High 9
STAR at Anderson Community Day 9
Arroyo Valley High 9
Sierra High 9
Alternative Learning Center 9
Anderson 9
Arrowview Middle 9
Arrowhead Elementary 9
Monterey Elementary 9
Bradley Elementary 9
Martin Luther King Jr. Middle 9
Del Vallejo Middle 9
Del Rosa Elementary 9
E. Neal Roberts Elementary 9
Davidson Elementary 9
Curtis Middle 9
Carmack 9
Cajon High 9
Marshall Elementary 9
Cypress Elementary 9
Fairfax Elementary 9
Emmerton Elementary 9
Manuel A. Salinas Creative Arts Elementary 9
Golden Valley Middle 9
Lincoln Elementary 9
Kimbark Elementary 9
Kendall Elementary 9
Hunt Elementary 9
Howard Inghram Elementary 9
Hillside Elementary 9
Highland Pacific Elementary 9
Lankershim Elementary 9
Hardy Brown College Prep 7
Captain Leland Norton Elementary 5
Boys and Girls Club Academy 5
Casa Ramona Academy for Technology, Community, and Education 4
Public Safety Academy 4
ASA Charter 4
Roger Anton Elementary 4
Cesar E. Chavez Middle 4
SOAR Charter Academy 4
Juanita Blakely Jones Elementary 4

Methodology and Data

In California, school districts that close schools for emergencies can request that the California Department of Education protect their attendance-based funding. Such requests, known as Form J-13A waivers, must list the closed schools, dates, number of lost days and reasons for the emergency. Using the California Public Records Act, CalMatters compiled the 17 years of these requests on file with the department to build a school-site level database of reported school closures.

Closure days were defined as one lost day of instruction at a single public school site. School that did not report any closures or where enrollment could not be verified were omitted.

School districts self-report their closure information to state education authorities, who hand-enter it into a database for internal use. For this reason, it may contain errors and inconsistencies. Because the state does not specify a deadline for requesting J-13A waivers, some districts submitted multiple school closure incidents on a single request, or submitted multiple requests for a single incident. In these cases, CalMatters manually cleaned and sorted the data.

If you have any questions about the database, discover any errors or have interest in downloading the data, please email ricardo@calmatters.org. Read more about our data in our full methodology.