Livermore High is one of two comprehensive high schools in the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District. It…More opened in 1891 with E.H. Walker as teacher and principal in one of the rooms of the Livermore Grammar School. The class of 1894 was the first to graduate from then Livermore Union High School, which previously was located on the site of what is now a Livermore Area Parks and Recreation District facility.</p> <p>The school moved to its current location in 1930, starting with a new two-story building with 14 classrooms and an auditorium. The campus would see many additions over the years and now features classrooms in 15 different buildings and 28 portables. Darrel Avilla is the school principal.</p>

The Livermore Adult Community Education is located at the Ed Rundstrom Learning Center. It shares the facility with…More the Vineyard Alternative School program.</p> <p>Courses offered include: Adult Literacy High School Diploma, Art, Career Technical Education, Community Interest, Concurrent, Consumer Awareness, ESL/Citizenship, Finance, Foreign Language, GED, Healthcare, Oracle Classes, Parenting and Yoga.</p> <p>Visit the school's Web site to view a course catalog.</p>

Vineyard Alternative School is located at the Rundstrom Learning Center. It is an independent home study program for…More students in grades 1 -12. The elementary program is designed to help parents who wish to instruct their children at home. Meanwhile, the high school program provides students the opportunity to create individual programs to meet their own interests and learning style.</p> <p>Sheryl Howser is the school principal.</p> <p><i>Source: Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District</i></p>