Corcoran High School

Corcoran High School is a music school in Corcoran, CA. The school sits in the heartland of California's San Joaquin Valley and is part of the Corcoran Unified School District. It serves approximately 900 students in grades 9 through 12, supported by 47 teachers and 6 administrators. Joshua Avila serves as Director of HS Bands, overseeing the school's band program that includes scheduled Band Days and a Band Camp running through late July. Students in the band program participate alongside the broader校园 activity schedule, which also includes athletics such as girls tennis and volleyball.

The school's identity is shaped by its "Five to Thrive" values: Safety, Acceptance, Respect, Accountability, and Leadership. Its mission is to prepare graduates for college, careers, military service, and life through a rigorous academic program and meaningful career pathways. School colors are Royal Blue and Athletics Gold, and the mascot is the Panthers. Miguel Alvarez teaches Art within the faculty, and the campus also offers agricultural instruction through Nicholas Boyett, along with a range of career and technical education pathways.

The campus is located on Letts Avenue, about a fifth of a mile from Bret Harte Elementary School and John Maroot Park. The Corcoran Unified School District Office is roughly a third of a mile away, and Corcoran Panthers Stadium sits about a third of a mile from the school. Adventist Health Medical Office in Corcoran is also within a third of a mile.

Serving the Corcoran community for generations as a comprehensive public high school, Corcoran High School's band program and music education offerings give students in this San Joaquin Valley city a structured path to develop as performers within a wider tradition of Panther pride.