Fall 2011 Palm Springs Raymond Cree Middle School – opened in the 1960s, replaced site built in 1930s. High Cathedral City Cathedral City High School – opened in 1991/92, California Distinguished School. Had the second highest test scores of all Coachella Valley high schools in the 2000s and 2010–11. Desert Hot Springs Desert Hot Springs High School – opened in 1998, ten miles from Palm Springs. Palm Springs Palm Springs High School – opened in 1938, oldest PSUSD school in existence. Originally K–12 grade school in the 1920s and had the College of the Desert campus from 1958 to 1964. Rancho Mirage Rancho Mirage High School in Rancho Mirage, opened in 2013. Alternative Education Cathedral City Mt. San Jacinto High School – facility opened in 1986 replaced El Camino Continuation High School in Palm Springs. Desert Hot Springs Edward Wenzlaff Education Center (relocated from Desert Hot Springs Alternative Center 2015 and formerly Las Brisas Continuation) opened in 1992. (formerly Desert Hot Springs K-8 School 1940s–62, current site opened in 1963, renamed in 1996, was elementary school until 2014). Palm Springs Palm Springs Adult School, adjacent to Katherine Finchy school Desert Learning Academy (K–8, plus high school, location formerly Ramon Alternative Center) Palm Springs Independent Studies (Elem/Jr High/Sr High) School Palm Springs Unified Mental Health Services (in former PSUSD Office) Coyote Run Preschool/ Canyon Run Kindergarten in Palm Springs' Gateway section. Proposed Desert Highland Education center Proposed (in Palm Desert/ Thousand Palms area) Desert Cities – Palme Park School Complex (K–grade 8). Historic schools The PSUSD used to have 5 other public schools in Palm Springs and one other in Cathedral City. Until the 1950s, the PSUSD had separate school campuses for African-American, Latino, Asian-American and American Indian students when school segregation was then legal, then came the mandated policy of racial integration affected local schools. They were the El Camino, Harry Oliver, Mount San Jacinto and Palm Valley schools in the Section 14 neighborhood, inside the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation. 4 out of the 28 schools in the District reside on The Agua Caliente Indian Reservation Cathedral City High School, Vista Del Monte Elementary School, James Workman Middle School and Rancho Mirage High School reside on the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation. Local celebrities and billionaires like Walter Annenberg and Frank Sinatra boosted public schools in the city and desert, whom also personally fought against racial and ethnic segregation of public