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132 schools in San Francisco

California · Public K-12

San Francisco's 132 public-school campuses collectively enroll about 56,505 students across 88 elementary, 16 middle, and 27 high.

7-year change in San Francisco

SY 2017-18 vs SY 2024-25
Total enrollment
56,505
-3,653 (-6%) vs SY 2017-18
School count
124
+2 (+2%) vs SY 2017-18
% White
13%
was 14%
% Hispanic
37%
was 31%
% Black
7%
was 9%
% Asian
31%
was 35%
Source: NCES Common Core of Data, enrollment-weighted demographic averages
Residents
830,235
all ages · ACS 5-yr
Students
56,505
public K-12 · NCES
Schools
132
public K-12
NameLevelGradesEnrollment
Academy (The)- SF @McAteerHigh09-12123
Alamo ElementaryElementaryKG-05390
Alvarado ElementaryElementaryKG-05538
Aptos MiddleMiddle06-08911
Argonne ElementaryElementaryKG-05391
Asawa (Ruth) SF Sch of the Arts A Public SchoolHigh09-12680
Balboa HighHigh09-121,238
Brown Jr. (Willie L) MiddleMiddle06-08363
Bryant ElementaryElementaryKG-05237
Buena Vista/ Horace Mann K-8ElementaryKG-08586
Burton (Phillip and Sala) Academic HighHigh09-121,047
Carmichael (Bessie)/FECElementaryKG-08555
Carver (George Washington) ElementaryElementaryKG-0593
Chavez (Cesar) ElementaryElementaryKG-05397
Chin (John Yehall) ElementaryElementaryKG-05233
Chinese Immersion School at DeAvilaElementaryKG-05407
City Arts & Leadership AcademyHigh09-12397
Clarendon Alternative ElementaryElementaryKG-05533
Cleveland ElementaryElementaryKG-05300
Cobb (William L.) ElementaryElementaryKG-05134
Cooper (Sarah B.) Children CenterElementaryM-M·
Creative Arts CharterElementaryKG-08440
Denman (James) MiddleMiddle06-08807
Downtown HighHigh09-12174
Drew (Charles) College Preparatory AcademyElementaryKG-05200
El Dorado ElementaryElementaryKG-05128
Everett MiddleMiddle06-08401
Feinstein (Dianne) ElementaryElementaryKG-05356
Five Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's)High09-12201
Five Keys Independence HS (SF Sheriff's)High09-123,447
Flynn (Leonard R.) ElementaryElementaryKG-05381
Francisco MiddleMiddle06-08496
Galileo HighHigh09-121,750
Garfield ElementaryElementaryKG-05176
Gateway HighHigh09-12464
Gateway MiddleMiddle06-08247
Giannini (A.P.) MiddleMiddle06-081,183
Glen Park ElementaryElementaryKG-05348
Grattan ElementaryElementaryKG-05392
Guadalupe ElementaryElementaryKG-05273
Harte (Bret) ElementaryElementaryKG-05257
Havard (Leola M.) Early EducationElementaryM-M·
Hillcrest ElementaryElementaryKG-05317
Hoover (Herbert) MiddleMiddle06-08963
Huerta (Dolores) ElementaryElementaryKG-05418
Independence HighHigh09-12235
Jefferson ElementaryElementaryKG-05511
Jordan (June) School for EquityHigh09-12176
Key (Francis Scott) ElementaryElementaryKG-05552
King (Thomas Starr) ElementaryElementaryKG-05333
King Jr. (Martin Luther) Academic MiddleMiddle06-08367
KIPP Bayview AcademyMiddle05-08167
KIPP Bayview ElementaryElementaryKG-04135
KIPP San Francisco Bay AcademyMiddle05-08267
KIPP San Francisco College PreparatoryHigh09-12196
Lafayette ElementaryElementaryKG-05471
Lakeshore Alternative ElementaryElementaryKG-05416
Las Americas Children CenterElementaryM-M·
Lau (Gordon J.) ElementaryElementaryKG-05653
Lawton AlternativeElementaryKG-08600
Lee (Edwin and Anita) NewcomerElementaryKG-0523
Lick (James) MiddleMiddle06-08479
Life Learning Academy CharterHigh09-1247
Lilienthal (Claire) ElementaryElementaryKG-08673
Lincoln (Abraham) HighHigh09-122,074
Longfellow ElementaryElementaryKG-05466
Lowell HighHigh09-122,571
Mahler (Theresa S.) Children CenterElementaryM-M·
Malcolm X AcademyElementaryKG-0597
Marina MiddleMiddle06-08646
Marshall (Thurgood) HighHigh08-12475
Marshall ElementaryElementaryKG-05245
McCoppin (Frank) ElementaryElementaryKG-05258
McKinley ElementaryElementaryKG-05294
McLaren (John) Children CentersElementaryKG-KG16
Milk (Harvey) Civil Rights ElementaryElementaryKG-05137
Miraloma ElementaryElementaryKG-05344
Mission Education CenterElementaryKG-05105
Mission HighHigh09-12993
Mission PreparatoryElementaryKG-08491
Monroe ElementaryElementaryKG-05533
Moscone (George R.) ElementaryElementaryKG-05334
Muir (John) ElementaryElementaryKG-05260
New Traditions ElementaryElementaryKG-05259
Noriega Children CenterElementaryKG-KG39
O'Connell (John) HighHigh09-12460
Ortega (Jose) ElementaryElementaryKG-05410
Parker (Jean) ElementaryElementaryKG-05128
Parks (Rosa) ElementaryElementaryKG-05326
Peabody (George) ElementaryElementaryKG-05269
Presidio Early Ed.ElementaryM-M·
Presidio MiddleMiddle06-08992
Redding ElementaryElementaryKG-05240
Revere (Paul) ElementaryElementaryKG-08453
Rooftop ElementaryElementaryKG-08575
Roosevelt MiddleMiddle06-08657
S.F. County Civic Center SecondaryHigh06-1265
S.F. County Court Woodside Learning CtrHigh06-1217
S.F. County Opportunity (Hilltop)High06-1267
S.F. County Special EducationCombinedKG-12120

About San Francisco

San Francisco, California is home to 132 public schools, with combined enrollment of approximately 56,505 students. By school count, it is a broad city.

Looking at the level breakdown, the city is made up of 88 elementary, 16 middle, 27 high, and 1 other.

Average school size in San Francisco is around 428 students, 26% below the California average of about 578.

Looking at the last 7 years. Total public-school enrollment in San Francisco has contracted 6% since SY 2017-18, moving from about 60,158 students to 56,505. Over that span, San Francisco added 2 schools, going from 122 to 124. On the demographic side, Hispanic enrollment moved from 31% to 37% over the same window.

On this page, the community for San Francisco discusses sports rivalries, cross-district programs, and shared facilities. Anyone with firsthand knowledge of these schools is welcome to weigh in.

Frequently asked questions

How many K-12 schools are in San Francisco, California?
There are 132 public K-12 schools in San Francisco, with a combined enrollment of about 56,505.
How many elementary, middle, and high schools are in San Francisco?
San Francisco has 88 elementary, 16 middle, 27 high, 1 combined-grade public schools.
What is the largest public school in San Francisco?
Five Keys Independence HS (SF Sheriff's) is the largest public school in San Francisco by enrollment, with approximately 3,447 students.
What school districts serve San Francisco?
San Francisco is served by 17 public school districts, including San Francisco County Office of Education, San Francisco Unified, Creative Arts Charter District, KIPP Bayview Elementary District, Mission Preparatory District and 12 others.
What grade levels do public schools in San Francisco cover?
Public schools in San Francisco serve students from kindergarten through grade 12.
Are there charter schools in San Francisco?
14 of the 132 public schools in San Francisco are charter schools.

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