On Saturday, November 20, 2010, students, staff, and community members attended the Dedication Ceremony of Fontana’s newest school, Jurupa Hills High School.  The crowd gathered inside the school to celebrate this much anticipated day.

The Jurupa Hills students and staff were all really excited to show-off their new state-of-the-art facility and after the official ceremony, attendees were given tours by enthusiastic ASB students. "I've been waiting for this day to come, because I wanted to get people here so they could see how wonderful the school is," said Principal Victor Uribe .

Located at 10700 Oleander Avenue, between Slover and Santa Ana Avenues, Fontana’s fifth high school was designed to accommodate 2100 students in grades 9-12, with the potential to grow to a capacity of 3200. Jurupa Hills High opened in August of 2010 with approximately 1,050 students in grades 9-10.

The new school has been constructed in an all-under-one-roof concept, which includes spaces for administration, media/library, classrooms, food services, and a performing arts theater. The 45-acre site also has a 4000 seat football stadium. Jurupa Hills High School was designed by WLC and the construction management firm is Neff Construction, Inc. The school was built with Measure C funds.