Serramonte High School

Daly City, Estados Unidos

5

1 opinión

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+1 650-550-7900
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juhsd.net
Dirección:
699 Serramonte Blvd, Daly City, CA, 94015
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2 kmColma
3.1 kmSouth San Francisco
4.3 kmDaly City
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1 opinión sobre Serramonte High School

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Tu valoración: 5
San Joaquin County, CA
I’m appalled. I searched for my old ala mater (Serramonte HS) here on Unilocal,and nothing, nada, no dice. Are there no Regents out there?
I had the pleasure of Attending Serramonte HS from 79 & 81 before she closed her doors for good in 1981 with the graduation and departure of class of 1980.
At the time, Serramonte was it. We had the best sports teams, best scholars, best DJ (Dr. Funk) and the absolutely best looking ladies this side of the Mason Dixon Line. A school not to be F**ked with.
Here’s Serramonte HS History from Wiki:
Serramonte High School was open from 1970 to 1981, returning in a limited form for the two academic years of 1993 – 1995. The former campus, now renamed Serramonte Del Rey, serves as the district office.
I actually cried when the school closed. Not because I loved and would miss her. I cried because they transferred me to Jefferson HS, which was a rival and hated enemy school.