Summary:
The Fremont Unified school district operates eight high schools serving grades 9-12, including five traditional comprehensive schools, a continuation school, and two alternative programs, all of which collectively outperform the state average for graduation rates.
Among the comprehensive schools, Mission San Jose High stands out as the top academic performer in the district and state, followed closely by American High and Irvington High, all of which have graduation rates above 94%. Washington High and John F. Kennedy High also perform well, with Kennedy serving a student population with greater economic need.
The district also includes specialized programs like Robertson High (Continuation) and Vista Alternative, which receive significantly higher per-student funding to support students facing greater challenges, such as much higher chronic absenteeism. Notably, Vista Alternative maintains a strong graduation rate despite these challenges.
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