California

Schools in San Francisco

220 schools in San Francisco, California, including 14 charter schools. Filter by level, grade, or type, see them on the map, and compare up to four side by side.

Schools
220
Students
75,276
Elementary
147
Middle
16
High
37
Types explained
220 schools

Elementary Schools 147

Middle Schools 16

Aptos Middle
105 Aptos Ave. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 6–8911 students20.7 per teacher
Everett Middle
450 Church St. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 6–8401 students15.4 per teacher
Gateway Middle
1512 Golden Gate Ave. · Gateway Middle District
Grades 6–8247 students16.6 per teacher
Marina Middle
3500 Fillmore St. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 6–8646 students16.9 per teacher
Presidio Middle
450 30th Ave. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 6–8992 students20.7 per teacher
Roosevelt Middle
460 Arguello Blvd. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 6–8657 students17.1 per teacher

High Schools 37

Balboa High
1000 Cayuga Ave. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 9–121,238 students20.1 per teacher
Galileo High
1150 Francisco St. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 9–121,750 students19.8 per teacher
Gateway High
1430 Scott St. · Gateway High District
Grades 9–12464 students17.1 per teacher
Lowell High
1101 Eucalyptus Dr. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 9–122,571 students21 per teacher
Mission High
3750 18th St. · San Francisco Unified
Grades 9–12993 students16.7 per teacher

Other & Combined Schools 20

Brightworks
682 Schofield Rd · 682 Schofield Rd, grades K–12, NCES A1300162
Grades K–12116 students7.2 per teacher
Brightworks
682 Schofield Rd · 682 Schofield Rd, grades K–12, NCES A2300128
Grades K–12116 students7.2 per teacher

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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.