Benicia High School
Benicia High School is a public high school in Benicia, California, in the North Bay sub-region of the San Francisco Bay Area. Part of the Benicia Unified School District, it serves approximately 1,700 students, grades nine through twelve.
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Key facts
• Established — 1892 • Type — Public high school • Principal — Brianna Kleinschmidt • Head Label — Second Master • Head Name2 — Assistant Headmaster • Faculty — 111 • Teaching Staff — 66.71 (FTE) • Enrollment — 1,405 (2023–2024) • Ratio — 21.06 • Grades — 9 - 12 • Address — 1101 Military West • City — Benicia • State — California • Country — United States • District — Benicia Unified School District • Campus — Suburban 47 acres (0.19km 2) • Colors — blue Blue yellow Gold • Athletics — Diablo Athletic League • Mascot — Panther • Free Label — Emblem • Website — http: bhs.beniciaunified.org
Physical plant
Physical plant
Benicia High School moved to its current campus in 1961. The campus received major upgrades in 1980 and the late 1990s.
Athletics
Athletics
Benicia High School competes in the Diablo Athletic League (DAL). The Diablo Athletic League is Division I, Benicia competes in the Valley Division.
Band
Band
The band consists of five main groups: the marching band, the concert bands, the color guard, the jazz band, and the drumline. The bands and the color guard perform and compete regularly in the fall and spring, and there are a winter color guard and winter drumline. The band competes in the Northern California Band Association. • Marching Band - The marching band performed in the 2001 and 2005 Tournament of Roses Parades. • Concert Bands - Benicia High School has two concert bands, a symphonic band and an audition-only wind ensemble. • Drum Line - The Benicia High School Winter Drumline is an NCPA Scholastic A class marching percussion ensemble.
Notable alumni
Notable alumni
Notable alumni of Benicia High School include: • Robert Arneson (Class of 1948) – sculptor • Willie Calhoun (Class of 2013) – MLB outfielder for several MLB teams including the Texas Rangers and the Los Angeles Angels • Austin Carr (Class of 2012) – NFL wide receiver for the New Orleans Saints • Dionne Quan (Class of 1998) – voice actress for Rugrats, The Fairly OddParents and Bratz • Freddie Stone (Class of 1965) – Known to high school classmates as Fred Stewart, he went on to become a guitarist in Sly and the Family Stone
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- 1.National Center for Education Statistics. Benicia High.
- 2.California Department of Education. School Enrollment by Grade for Benicia High School.
- 3.Vallejo Times-Herald. Area public schools gear for openings. 1980-08-31.
- 4.Benicia Unified School District. BHS Sports: Solano County Athletic Conference.
- 5.Rose Parade Bands 1950 - 2006.
- 6.Rubenstein, Steve. Pride of Benicia Marches Off to Fame and Roses / Predawn 5-mile rehearsals pay off. SFGate.com. Hearst Communications Inc. December 28, 2000.
- 7.FINAL 2005 ROSE PARADE BANDS & FLOATS. Dec 1, 2004.
- 8.CSN Chicago. Northwestern receiver Austin Carr signs with Patriots as Undrafted Free Agent. 29 April 2017.
- 9.gnis 219032
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