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Cupertino High School
Kami Tomberlain, Principal
Kami Tomberlain, Principal
Fremont High School
Bryan Emmert, Principal
Bryan Emmert, Principal
Homestead High School
Greg Giglio, Principal
Greg Giglio, Principal
Lynbrook High School
Maria Jackson, Principal
Maria Jackson, Principal
Monta Vista High School
Ben Clausnitzer, Principal
Ben Clausnitzer, Principal
Educational Options
Alison Coy, Director
Alison Coy, Director
Middle College
Alison Coy, Director
Alison Coy, Director
FUHSD Adult School
Lori Riehl, Principal
Lori Riehl, Principal
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Meet our Students
Lucy Barnes, Class of 2023
Lucy will be attending Lewis and Clark College, majoring in Sociology and Education
"The relationships I was able to build with different students and teachers have meant so much to me throughout my high school years. That feeling of greeting and catching up with the people as you walk the halls is unmatched! Never allow your expectations of yourself to confine you! The best memories and experiences I had at Lynbrook started with me feeling embarrassed or uncomfortable. Embracing discomfort, change and awkwardness allowed me to challenge myself more than I ever could have expected."
Vikram Thirumaran, Class of 2023
Vikram will be attending the University of Oregon, majoring in Computer Science
"You’re only a high school student once, so I would tell freshmen to cherish their time with family and friends, start out broad, explore all that Lynbrook has to offer, and take initiative by stepping outside their comfort zone. I would tell incoming freshmen to explore their interests, and not to grow up too quickly. Our community is a very competitive place that funnels students into a few extracurriculars and classes. It’s great to have drive, ambition, and a thirst for knowledge, all of which are traits that are integral to Lynbrook’s identity, but we often forget about more important aspects of school life. It’s equally important to remember to have fun, take care of yourself, and maintain your relationships, all of which are lifelong skills more important than a letter grade."
Lynbrook By The Numbers
92%
College-going rate for graduates
53
Athletics teams in 20 sports
17
Advanced Placement (AP) courses
74
National Merit Scholarship semifinalists