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Schools in Fresno

197 schools in Fresno, California, including 20 charter schools. Filter by level, grade, or type, see them on the map, and compare up to four side by side.

Schools
197
Students
121,680
Elementary
121
Middle
20
High
36
Types explained
197 schools

Elementary Schools 121

Bullard Talent
4950 North Harrison Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades K–8744 students19.4 per teacher
BMagnet
King Elementary
1001 East Florence Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades K–6566 students22.4 per teacher
FPublic
Kirk Elementary
2000 East Belgravia Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades K–6395 students16.8 per teacher
FPublic
Manchester Gate
2307 East Dakota Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 2–6684 students28.1 per teacher
AMagnet
Monroe Elementary
11842 South Chestnut Ave. · Caruthers Unified
Grades K–8150 students15 per teacher
–Public
Muir Elementary
410 East Dennett Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades K–6469 students18.3 per teacher
FPublic
Pyle Elementary
4140 North Augusta Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades K–6647 students18.7 per teacher
FPublic
Wawona K-8
4524 North Thorne Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades K–8688 students18.5 per teacher
DMagnet

Middle Schools 20

Ahwahnee Middle
1127 East Escalon Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 7–8738 students19.5 per teacher
DPublic
Baird Middle
5500 North Maroa Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 5–8571 students19.8 per teacher
BMagnet
Cooper Middle
2277 West Bellaire Way · Fresno Unified
Grades 6–8538 students18.3 per teacher
CMagnet
Sequoia Middle
4050 East Hamilton Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 7–8829 students18.9 per teacher
CPublic
Tenaya Middle
1239 West Mesa Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 7–8876 students18.2 per teacher
CPublic
Tioga Middle
3232 East Fairmont Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 7–8692 students19 per teacher
DPublic
Yosemite Middle
1292 North Ninth St. · Fresno Unified
Grades 7–8613 students18.6 per teacher
DPublic

High Schools 36

Bullard High
5445 North Palm Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 9–122,485 students21.4 per teacher
CPublic
Central East High
3535 North Cornelia Ave. · Central Unified
Grades 9–121,741 students20.5 per teacher
CPublic
Central High
2045 North Dickenson Ave. · Central Unified
Grades 9–12625 students15.9 per teacher
CPublic
Clovis North High
2770 East International Ave. · Clovis Unified
Grades 9–122,360 students22.1 per teacher
APublic
Clovis West High
1070 East Teague Ave. · Clovis Unified
Grades 9–122,184 students20.5 per teacher
APublic
Edison High
540 E Cesar Chavez Blvd. · Fresno Unified
Grades 9–122,339 students21.5 per teacher
BPublic
Elm High
5865 South Clara Ave. · Washington Unified
Grades 9–1265 students32.5 per teacher
–Alternative
Fresno High
1839 Echo Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 9–121,867 students18.1 per teacher
DPublic
Fresno ROP
1318 East Shaw Ave. Ste. 420 · Fresno ROP
Grades 9–12
–CTE
Fulton
2004 Cambridge Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 7–1223 students3.8 per teacher
–Special Ed
Justin Garza High
4100 North Grantland Ave. · Central Unified
Grades 9–122,095 students22.9 per teacher
–Public
McLane High
2727 North Cedar Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 9–122,056 students19.4 per teacher
FPublic
Roosevelt High
4250 East Tulare St. · Fresno Unified
Grades 9–122,175 students18.2 per teacher
DPublic
Sunnyside High
1019 South Peach Ave. · Fresno Unified
Grades 9–122,858 students21.3 per teacher
DPublic
University High
2611 East Matoian M/S UH134 · University High District
Grades 9–12498 students24.9 per teacher
ACharter
Washington High
6041 South Elm Ave. · Washington Unified
Grades 9–121,096 students20.1 per teacher
BPublic

Other & Combined Schools 20

Sierra Charter
1931 North Fine Ave. · Sierra Charter District
Grades K–12354 students14.1 per teacher
CCharter

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School data comes from the U.S. Department of Education: the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) Common Core of Data and EDGE school locations (2024–25) and Private School Survey (2023–24), the Civil Rights Data Collection (2023–24), and EDFacts (test results 2021–22; graduation and chronic absenteeism 2022–23), plus other public sources. Don't see a school? Private, independent, and homeschool programs can request a free listing.