Rancho del Mar map: Rancho del Mar High School campus map
Rancho del Mar is PVPUSD's small continuation high school, on Crest Road West in Rolling Hills. Here's a north-up map of its office, classrooms and parking, what we know about reaching the campus, and the school day at a glance.
- Address
- 38 Crest Rd W, Rolling Hills
- Main office
- (310) 377-6691
- School day
- 8:45 a.m.–1:50 p.m. · details
- Enrollment
- 37 students (2025–26, CDE)
- Mascot
- Peacocks · grades 10–12
School information verified Oct 3, 2026 against PVPUSD and CDE sources. Campus pins checked against the school’s official campus map, Oct 3, 2026.
Find the office, classrooms or lot
Find a place
A small campus: three buildings, a court and two parking lots.
- 1Main OfficeOffices
- 2Room 11 (custodian; electrical room & kiln)Classrooms · approx.
- 3Rooms 3–6Classrooms
- 4Rooms 7–10Classrooms
- 5MPRLibrary & arts
- 6Basketball courtAthletics
- 7Main parking lotParking
- 8Upper parking lotParking
- 9Campus access from Crest Road WestEntrances & drop-off · approx.
- 10Gate on Crest Road West at Crenshaw BlvdEntrances & drop-off
Building outlines © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · basemap and satellite tiles © Esri. Place positions are Palos Verdes Life's own, matched to the school's campus map. The campus outline is approximate, and so are Room 11 and the driveway point, which carry a dashed pin and an “approx.” tag. Campus details can change, so confirm with the school office.
Call ahead before your first visit
Reaching the campus
Where Crest Road West meets Crenshaw Boulevard, about half a mile west of campus, OpenStreetMap marks a private-access gate. We couldn't confirm whether visitors pass through it, so call the office at (310) 377-6691 before your first visit and ask for directions.
No PV Transit route lists a Rancho del Mar stop.
On campus
The school's campus map shows a main parking lot between the classroom buildings and Crest Road, plus an upper lot with a ramp and gates on the east side. The Main Office is the stand-alone building nearest Crest Road. The footpath from the road is mapped, but our driveway point is approximate.
A small school with its own schedule
Who it's for
Rancho del Mar is the district's continuation high school: an alternative setting where students in grades 10–12 earn credits toward graduation. Board policy sets eligibility at age 16 or 17 at enrollment (the school describes its students as 16 to 18), and students may enroll voluntarily, with the district's consent and as space permits, on a parent's written request or a counselor's or school administrator's referral; a student can also be transferred involuntarily under Education Code 48432.5 (BP 6184 · AR 6184). It's WASC-accredited, and the California Department of Education recognizes it as a Model Continuation High School. It had 37 students in 2025–26 (CDE).
The Palos Verdes Distance Learning Academy, an independent-study program for grades 6–12 that shares Rancho del Mar's principal, and PV Transit's office share the 38 Crest Road West address. For enrollment, see the school's registration page and graduation requirements.
The school day & the office
- First bell8:45 a.m. · tardy bell 8:50
- Last periodFifth period ends 1:50 p.m.
- Minimum dayEnds 12:10 p.m.
- Main office(310) 377-6691 · fax (310) 544-5526
- PrincipalBrett Egan
Times are from the school's posted bell schedules, checked Oct 3, 2026. Office hours aren't published, so call ahead. District key dates are on our schools page.
The district lists the campus as built in 1960 and renovated in 2008, on a 15.2-acre site with about 20,000 square feet of buildings. Its Measure SOS project list covers HVAC, repairs and safety and security, about $1.27 million (district bond page).
The school's own map, and how ours was made
We don't copy the school's map. Here are the originals:
- Official campus map from Rancho del Mar (PDF), posted 2022
- Rancho del Mar school site
- District site plan for Rancho del Mar (PVPUSD Facilities Master Plan)
How we placed things
Rancho del Mar has no school outline in OpenStreetMap, so we drew an approximate campus boundary from the county parcel and the district's site plan. The three buildings, the basketball court and the drives are OpenStreetMap outlines (ODbL), matched to the school's campus map and the district's site plan: the northwest building holds the MPR and Room 11, the L-shaped building holds Rooms 3–10, and the stand-alone building nearest Crest Road is the Main Office. The same parcel holds a separate group of buildings to the west whose use we couldn't confirm, so they aren't on our map.
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Rancho del Mar FAQ
Where is Rancho del Mar High School?
At 38 Crest Road West in the City of Rolling Hills, near the south end of Crenshaw Boulevard. The Main Office is the stand-alone building nearest Crest Road. Show on map
Who attends Rancho del Mar High School?
Rancho del Mar is PVPUSD's continuation high school: an alternative setting where students in grades 10–12 earn credits toward graduation. Students are 16 or 17 when they enroll (the school serves 16- to 18-year-olds) and may enroll voluntarily, with the district's consent and as space permits, on a parent's written request or a counselor's or school administrator's referral; a student can also be transferred involuntarily under Education Code 48432.5 (AR 6184). It's WASC-accredited and recognized by the California Department of Education as a Model Continuation High School. It had 37 students in 2025–26.
What are the school hours at Rancho del Mar?
The first bell rings at 8:45 a.m. and the tardy bell at 8:50 a.m. Fifth period ends at 1:50 p.m., and minimum days end at 12:10 p.m. Official bell schedules
How do visitors get to Rancho del Mar?
Call the office at (310) 377-6691 before a first visit. OpenStreetMap marks a private-access gate where Crest Road West meets Crenshaw Boulevard, about half a mile west of campus, and we couldn't confirm the visitor route. On campus, the main parking lot sits between the classroom buildings and Crest Road. Show access on the map