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K–12 schools

Schools in Fresno

Public elementary, middle and high schools from the 2023–24 directory in Fresno, with grades, enrollment, student–teacher ratios, districts and links to school calendars.

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Districts

School districts

The districts that run public schools in this city, with their school calendars below.

100 schools

Elementary schools

Pre-K and kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade.

K–6Addams Elementary753 students · 21.5 per teacher2117 West McKinley Ave.K–6Akira Yokomi Elementary701 students · 21.9 per teacher2323 East McKenzieK–6Ann B. Leavenworth760 students · 21.1 per teacher4420 East Thomas Ave.K–6 · CharterAspen Meadow Public296 students · 18.5 per teacher1400 East Saginaw WayK–6 · CharterAspen Valley Prep Academy347 students · 21.7 per teacher4221 North HughesK–6Ayer Elementary546 students · 18.8 per teacher5272 East Lowe Ave.K–6Aynesworth Elementary522 students · 22.7 per teacher4765 East Burns Ave.K–6Birney Elementary717 students · 21.7 per teacher3034 East Cornell Ave.K–8Bullard Talent753 students · 20.4 per teacher4950 North Harrison Ave.K–6Burroughs Elementary688 students · 20.2 per teacher166 North Sierra Vista Ave.K–6Calwa Elementary580 students · 20 per teacher4303 East Jensen Ave.K–6Centennial Elementary708 students · 22.1 per teacher3830 East Saginaw WayK–6Central Elementary740 students · 26.4 per teacher2195 North Polk Ave.K–6Columbia Elementary542 students · 21.7 per teacher1025 South Trinity St.K–6Copper Hills Elementary590 students · 23.6 per teacher1881 East Plymouth Ave.K–6David L. Greenberg Elementary526 students · 18.1 per teacher5081 East Ln. Ave.K–6Deborah A. Williams Elementary589 students · 21.8 per teacher525 West SaginawK–6Del Mar Elementary465 students · 17.2 per teacher4122 North Del Mar Ave.K–6Easterby Elementary635 students · 21.2 per teacher5211 East Tulare St.K–6Eaton Elementary509 students · 19.6 per teacher1451 East Sierra Ave.K–6 · CharterEdison-Bethune Charter Academy420 students · 19.1 per teacher1616 South Fruit Ave.K–6Edith B. Storey Elementary547 students · 18.9 per teacher5250 East Church Ave.K–6Ericson Elementary747 students · 19.2 per teacher4774 East Yale Ave.K–6Ewing Elementary844 students · 20.1 per teacher4873 East Olive Ave.K–6Ezekiel Balderas Elementary640 students · 20 per teacher4625 East Florence Ave.K–6Fancher Creek Elementary662 students · 22.8 per teacher5948 East Tulare Ave.K–6Figarden Elementary584 students · 18.8 per teacher6235 North Brawley Ave.K–6Fort Washington Elementary566 students · 23.6 per teacher960 East Teague Ave.K–6Fremont Elementary438 students · 19.9 per teacher1005 West WeldonK–6Gibson Elementary372 students · 18.6 per teacher1266 West Barstow Ave.K–8 · CharterGolden Charter Academy319 students · 29 per teacher1626 West Princeton Ave.K–6H. Roger Tatarian Elementary466 students · 21.2 per teacher7120 North Valentine Ave.K–8Hamilton Elementary798 students · 19 per teacher102 East ClintonK–6Hanh Phan Tilley Elementary632 students · 26.3 per teacher2280 North Valentine Ave.K–6Harvest Elementary983 students · 28.9 per teacher6514 West Gettysburg Ave.K–6Heaton Elementary513 students · 18.3 per teacher1533 North San Pablo Ave.K–6Holland Elementary377 students · 17.1 per teacher4676 North Fresno St.K–6Homan Elementary523 students · 20.9 per teacher1602 West Harvard St.K–8Irwin O. Addicott45 students · 5 per teacher4784 East Dayton Ave.K–6Jackson Elementary332 students · 19.5 per teacher3750 East Platt Ave.K–6James S. Fugman Elementary843 students · 25.5 per teacher10825 North Cedar Ave.K–6Jefferson Elementary422 students · 17.6 per teacher202 North Mariposa St.K–6John Steinbeck Elementary697 students · 27.9 per teacher3550 North Milburn Ave.K–6Juan Felipe Herrera Elementary610 students · 21 per teacher5090 East Church Ave.K–8 · CharterKepler Neighborhood307 students · 14.6 per teacher1462 Broadway St.K–6King Elementary557 students · 21.4 per teacher1001 East Florence Ave.K–6Kirk Elementary411 students · 18.7 per teacher2000 East Belgravia Ave.K–6Kratt Elementary607 students · 20.9 per teacher650 West Sierra Ave.K–6Lane Elementary563 students · 18.2 per teacher4730 East Lowe Ave.K–6Lawless Elementary642 students · 22.9 per teacher5255 North Reese Ave.K–6Liberty Elementary611 students · 25.5 per teacher1250 East Liberty Hill Dr.K–6Lincoln Elementary641 students · 22.9 per teacher774 East Alluvial Ave.K–6Lincoln Elementary505 students · 18 per teacher1100 Mono St.K–6Lowell Elementary307 students · 19.2 per teacher171 North Poplar Ave.K–6Madison Elementary462 students · 27.2 per teacher330 South Brawley Ave.K–6Malloch Elementary516 students · 22.4 per teacher2251 West Morris Ave.2–6Manchester Gate670 students · 27.9 per teacher2307 East Dakota Ave.K–6Maple Creek Elementary516 students · 21.5 per teacher2025 East Teague Ave.K–6Mario G. Olmos Elementary554 students · 21.3 per teacher550 South Garden Ave.K–6Mayfair Elementary553 students · 22.1 per teacher3305 East Home Ave.K–6McCardle Elementary464 students · 19.3 per teacher577 East Sierra Ave.K–6McKinley Elementary704 students · 27.1 per teacher4444 West McKinley Ave.K–6Miguel Hidalgo Elementary561 students · 17 per teacher3550 East Thomas Ave.K–6Mollie S. Bakman Elementary719 students · 21.1 per teacher580 North HelmK–5 · CharterMorris E. Dailey Charter Elementary322 students · 23 per teacher3135 North Harrison Ave.K–6Mountain View Elementary591 students · 22.7 per teacher2002 East Alluvial Ave.K–6Muir Elementary477 students · 19.1 per teacher410 East Dennett Ave.K–6Nelson Elementary467 students · 23.4 per teacher1336 West Spruce Ave.K–6Norman Liddell Elementary611 students · 24.4 per teacher5455 West Alluvial Ave.K–6Norseman Elementary616 students · 19.2 per teacher4636 East Weldon Ave.K–6Pathway Elementary Community Day21 South Teilman1–6Phoenix Elementary Academy Community Day26 students · 3.2 per teacher3335 North Arthur Ave.K–6Pinedale Elementary459 students · 20 per teacher7171 Sugar Pine Ave.K–6Pyle Elementary675 students · 20.5 per teacher4140 North Augusta Ave.K–6River Bluff Elementary705 students · 26.1 per teacher6150 West Palo AltoK–6Riverview Elementary709 students · 23.6 per teacher2491 East Behymer Ave.K–6Robinson Elementary527 students · 20.3 per teacher555 East Browning Ave.K–6Roeding Elementary649 students · 20.3 per teacher1225 West Dakota Ave.K–6Roger S. Oraze Elementary903 students · 24.4 per teacher3468 North Armstrong Ave.K–6Rowell Elementary593 students · 19.8 per teacher3460 East McKenzie St.K–6Sequoia Elementary692 students · 24.7 per teacher1820 South Armstrong Ave.K–6Slater Elementary712 students · 23 per teacher4472 North Emerson Ave.K–6Starr Elementary355 students · 17.8 per teacher1780 West Sierra Ave.K–6Sunset Elementary404 students · 21.3 per teacher1755 South Crystal Ave.K–6Susan B. Anthony Elementary394 students · 17.1 per teacher1542 East Webster St.K–6Teague Elementary607 students · 25.3 per teacher4725 North Polk Ave.K–6Thomas Elementary835 students · 23.2 per teacher4444 North Millbrook Ave.K–6Turner Elementary573 students · 21.2 per teacher5218 East Clay Ave.K–6Valley Oak Elementary492 students · 20.5 per teacher465 East Chaplain Dr.K–6Vang Pao Elementary798 students · 21.6 per teacher4100 East Heaton Ave.K–6Viking Elementary649 students · 20.9 per teacher4251 North Winery Ave.K–6Vinland Elementary554 students · 19.1 per teacher4666 North Maple Ave.K–6Virginia R. Boris Elementary862 students · 26.9 per teacher7071 East Clinton Ave.K–6Webster Elementary305 students · 17.9 per teacher2600 East TylerK–5West Fresno Elementary627 students · 19.6 per teacher2910 South Ivy St.K–6William Saroyan Elementary706 students · 25.2 per teacher5650 West Escalon Ave.K–6Wilson Elementary637 students · 19.9 per teacher2131 West Ashlan Ave.K–6Winchell Elementary662 students · 20.1 per teacher3722 East Lowe St.K–6Wishon Elementary509 students · 19.6 per teacher3857 East Harvard Ave.K–6Wolters Elementary423 students · 21.1 per teacher5174 North First St.
20 schools

Middle and junior high schools

Grades six through eight, roughly.

7–8Ahwahnee Middle682 students · 18.4 per teacher1127 East Escalon Ave.5–8Baird Middle603 students · 22.3 per teacher5500 North Maroa Ave.6–8Cooper Middle552 students · 19 per teacher2277 West Bellaire Way7–8Edison Computech818 students · 24.8 per teacher555 East Belgravia7–8El Capitan Middle739 students · 20.5 per teacher4443 West Weldon Ave.6–8Elizabeth Terronez Middle696 students · 18.8 per teacher2300 South Willow7–8Fort Miller Middle604 students · 16.8 per teacher1302 East Dakota Ave.7–8Glacier Point Middle969 students · 22 per teacher4055 North Bryan Ave.7–8Granite Ridge Intermediate1,191 students · 23.8 per teacher2770 East International Ave.7–8Kastner Intermediate1,177 students · 23.1 per teacher7676 North First St.7–8Kings Canyon Middle915 students · 19.9 per teacher5117 East Tulare St.7–8Rio Vista Middle801 students · 21.1 per teacher6240 West Palo Alto7–8Rutherford B. Gaston Sr. Middle792 students · 15.8 per teacher1100 East Church Ave.7–8Scandinavian Middle802 students · 20.6 per teacher3216 North Sierra Vista7–8Sequoia Middle905 students · 19.7 per teacher4050 East Hamilton Ave.7–8Tehipite Middle453 students · 18.1 per teacher630 North Augusta7–8Tenaya Middle874 students · 21.3 per teacher1239 West Mesa Ave.7–8Tioga Middle711 students · 21.5 per teacher3232 East Fairmont Ave.6–8West Fresno Middle313 students · 18.4 per teacher2888 South Ivy St.7–8Yosemite Middle659 students · 19.4 per teacher1292 North Ninth St.
30 schools

High schools

Grades nine through twelve.

7–12 · CharterAspen Ridge Public227 students · 14.2 per teacher3821 North Clark St.9–12Bullard High2,371 students · 20.8 per teacher5445 North Palm Ave.9–12Cambridge Continuation High541 students · 23.5 per teacher1001 South Chestnut9–12 · CharterCareer Technical Education Charter247 students · 12.3 per teacher1320 North Mariposa St.7–12 · CharterCarter G. Woodson Public Charter333 students · 15.1 per teacher3333 North Bond Ave.9–12Central East High1,754 students · 20.2 per teacher3535 North Cornelia Ave.9–12Clovis North High2,400 students · 21.4 per teacher2770 East International Ave.9–12Clovis West High2,162 students · 21 per teacher1070 East Teague Ave.9–12 · CharterCrescent View West Public Charter1,580 students · 23.2 per teacher1901 East Shields Ave. Ste. 1059–12Design Science Middle College High242 students · 24.2 per teacher1101 E University Ave7–12Dewolf Continuation High153 students · 17 per teacher2445 West Dakota Ave.9–12Edison High2,432 students · 22.9 per teacher540 East California Ave.9–12Erma Duncan Polytechnical High1,186 students · 19.1 per teacher4330 East Garland Ave.9–12Florence E. Rata38 students · 4.8 per teacher1373 West Mesa Ave.9–12Fresno High2,009 students · 19.9 per teacher1839 Echo Ave.9–12Fresno ROP1318 East Shaw Ave. Ste. 4207–12Fulton13 students · 3.2 per teacher2004 Cambridge Ave.9–12Herbert Hoover High2,021 students · 20.6 per teacher5550 North First St.9–12Justin Garza High2,073 students · 24.1 per teacher4100 North Grantland Ave.9–12McLane High2,045 students · 20.7 per teacher2727 North Cedar Ave.7–12Pathway Community Day11 students · 3.7 per teacher11 South Teilman9–12Pershing Continuation High88 students · 17.6 per teacher855 West Nielsen9–12Phillip J Patino School of Entrepreneurship268 students · 16.8 per teacher2000 East Cambridge Ave.7–12Phoenix Secondary78 students · 4.9 per teacher5320 E. Church Ave9–12Roosevelt High2,198 students · 19.1 per teacher4250 East Tulare St.9–12Sanger West High1,386 students · 25.7 per teacher1760 South Fowler9–12 · CharterSchool of Unlimited Learning209 students · 20.9 per teacher2336 Calaveras St.9–12Sunnyside High2,749 students · 20.7 per teacher1019 South Peach Ave.9–12 · CharterUniversity High484 students · 24.2 per teacher2611 East Matoian M/S UH1347–12Violet Heintz Education Academy56 students · 11.2 per teacher4939 East Yale Ave.
10 schools

Other schools

K–8 and K–12 schools, special programs and alternative schools.

K–12 · CharterAmbassador Phillip V. Sanchez II Public Charter307 students · 20.5 per teacher830 Fresno St.K–12 · CharterBig Picture Educational Academy550 students · 25 per teacher1207 South Trinity St.K–12Central Unified Alternative/Opportunity277 students · 25.2 per teacher2698 North BrawleyK–12 · CharterCrescent View South II1,252 students · 25 per teacher4348 West Shaw Ave.K–12Fresno County Special Education571 students · 7.7 per teacher1111 Van Ness Ave.K–12J. E. Young Academic Center1,266 students · 18.9 per teacher822 North Abby St.K–12 · CharterMonarch River Academy1,167 students · 29.2 per teacher2293 East Crabtree Ave.K–12 · CharterSierra Charter362 students · 15.1 per teacher1931 North Fine Ave.K–12 · CharterW.E.B. DuBois Public Charter302 students · 15.1 per teacher2604 Martin Luther King Blvd.K–12 · CharterYosemite Valley Charter2,697 students · 27 per teacher3610 East Ashlan Ave
7 schools

Private schools

Independent and religious schools, from the U.S. Department of Education’s Private School Survey (2023–24).

Grades Pre-K–6 · Roman CatholicSt Helens School92 studentsGrades 9–12 · Roman CatholicSan Joaquin Memorial High School482 studentsGrades Pre-K–8 · NonsectarianCarden School Of Fresno135 studentsGrades 1–12 · BaptistFaith Baptist Academy38 studentsGrades K–12 · Seventh-day AdventistFresno Adventist Academy106 studentsGrades K–12 · Christian (no specific denomination)Fresno Christian Schools777 studentsGrades K–12 · PentecostalTruth Tabernacle Christian School135 students
Questions

Schools in Fresno: questions

How many public schools are in Fresno?

160 public schools are located in Fresno, with about 111,704 students: 100 elementary schools, 20 middle and junior high schools, 30 high schools, 10 other schools. Source: U.S. Department of Education, 2023–24.

What school districts serve Fresno?

Fresno Unified School District (98 schools); Central Unified School District (19 schools); Clovis Unified School District (18 schools); Washington Unified School District (2 schools); Sanger Unified School District (2 schools); Fresno County Office of Education (2 schools); Fresno ROP (1 school); Edison-Bethune Charter Academy (1 school); Sierra Charter (1 school); Crescent View West Public Charter (1 school); Aspen Valley Prep Academy and Aspen Meadow Public School District (2 schools); Big Picture Educational Academy (1 school); University High School District (1 school); Kepler Neighborhood School District (1 school); Career Technical Education Charter (1 school); School of Unlimited Learning District (1 school); Ambassador Phillip V. Sanchez II Public Charter (1 school); W.E.B. DuBois Public Charter and Carter G. Woodson Public Charter (2 schools); Crescent View South II School District (1 school); Yosemite Valley Charter (1 school); Monarch River Academy (1 school); Golden Charter Academy (1 school); Aspen Ridge Public School District (1 school).

What is the largest high school in Fresno?

Sunnyside High, with 2,749 students.

Where can I find school calendars for Fresno?

Each district’s website has its calendar, including the first day of school, breaks and early-release days. The district list on this page links to each one.

What private schools are in Fresno?

7 private schools recorded in the NCES 2023–24 survey: Fresno Christian Schools (grades K–12, Christian (no specific denomination)); San Joaquin Memorial High School (grades 9–12, Roman Catholic); Carden School Of Fresno (grades Pre-K–8, Nonsectarian); Truth Tabernacle Christian School (grades K–12, Pentecostal); Fresno Adventist Academy (grades K–12, Seventh-day Adventist) and more.

Public school data from the U.S. Department of Education’s Common Core of Data (2023–24 directory; enrollment and teachers as reported to NCES). Private schools: NCES Private School Survey (2023–24); schools located in a private home are not listed. These are historical survey records, not confirmation of current operation. Confirm current location and admissions with each school, and enrollment boundaries with the district.

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