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About Poway

Poway is a city in San Diego County, in the San Diego-Carlsbad metro area. The community is in the Pacific Standard time zone. The latitude of Poway is 32.962N. The longitude is -117.035W. The estimated population, in 2003, was 49,201. Today, according to the 2000 United States census, the town boasts a population of 48,044 residents, largely comprised of white family units. Poway no longer depends on agriculture for its primary source of income, and has instead transitioned into a residential community for those who work for employers in and around the San Diego area. In 1980, Poway incorporated and became the City of Poway, an entity separate from the City of San Diego. It justifies its nickname of the "City in the Country" despite its burgeoning population because it is a Tree City U.S.A. and also houses the Blue Sky nature preserve, beautiful Lake Poway, and many hiking and horse riding trails, thus maintaining much of its original flavor even in modern times. Poway High School, home of the Titans, is famous for its academic excellence. The Emerald Brigade, the school's marching band, competes actively throughout the year and frequently wins sweepstakes and top honors. The Poway High School Choir department sends its top two choirs to compete nationally, acquiring top awards in Chicago, Illinois and Orlando, Florida. The jazz bands frequently perform in and around the community, to great acclaim. Also an athletic powerhouse, the Titan wrestling team has amassed a nationwide reputation through its dominance of the San Diego County wrestling circuit. The team has won 25 consecutive CIF San Diego Section Championships, placed in the top five statewide 16 times, and won three CIF State Wrestling Team Championships, in 1986, 1999, and most recently 2005. Poway was once called Paguay, which translates to "the meeting of the valleys," but when the first post office was built in mid-1800, the post master officially changed the name to Poway. The area used to be roamed by cattle and covered with peach trees, grape crops, and grain fields. Today, Poway remains a rustic town, with its many huge properties and areas zoned for horses. Lake Poway is a popular fishing and boating destination and the Blue Sky Ecological Reserve attracts about 40,000 visitors per year. Poway as a community continues to grow and yet maintain its traditional charm as it modernizes for the 21st century.

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Area Schools

San Diego City Schools (SDCS) serves nearly 133,000 students, and has marked more than 150 years of service to San Diego's children. It is the second largest district in California, and eighth largest urban district in the United States. The student population is extremely diverse, representing more than 15 ethnic groups and over 60 languages and dialects.The district’s focus on providing educational excellence and equity to all students has resulted in significant grant funding from private and public agencies, and other organizations supporting education. This includes a $17.5 million grant from the US Department of Education under its Striving Readers program – one of only eight grants given nationwide this year – and a $2.24 million grant from the California Department of Education to provide technology for science education at 12 district middle schools

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