Summary:
ZIP code 94087 has two high schools, Fremont High and Community Day, and both serve grades 9–12. Their sizes differ greatly: Fremont enrolls 2,060 students, while Community Day enrolls 6. The clearest academic finding is that Fremont’s reported 2025–26 all-grades results were above California averages in ELA, math, and science.
Fremont High has the strongest reportable academic results: its proficiency was 58% in ELA, 42% in math, and 42% in science, leading the state by 9, 3, and 6 percentage points, respectively. It nevertheless trailed Fremont Union High by 22 points in ELA, 31 in math, and 27 in science. Community Day stands out for chronic absenteeism: 64%, compared with 17% at Fremont, 18% statewide, and 10% districtwide. That is 47 points above Fremont. Fremont’s own absenteeism was 1 point below the state rate.
Fremont’s proficiency scores fell from 2024–25 to 2025–26 by 9 points in ELA, 5 in math, and 7 in science, narrowing its leads over the state. One exception within its results is grade 12 science: 0%, compared with 33% statewide, while grade 11 science was 43%, 5 points above the state. SchoolDigger ranks Fremont at the 72nd percentile with four stars in 2025–26, down from the 85th percentile the prior year; these are rankings, not test-score changes. In 2024–25, Fremont reported 24% free/reduced lunch eligible; no low-income measure was reported for Community Day. Student-teacher ratios that year were 21.1 at Fremont and 2.2 at Community Day. Community Day’s ELA and math scores are suppressed, so the supplied results cannot establish which school performs better academically.
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