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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 & College Now
Alison Coy, Director
Alison Coy, Director
FUHSD Adult School
Lori Riehl, Principal
Lori Riehl, Principal
Our Schools Nav
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 & College Now
Alison Coy, Director
Alison Coy, Director
FUHSD Adult School
Lori Riehl, Principal
Lori Riehl, Principal
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Meet our Students
Kriti Kaushal, Class of 2022
Kriti will be attending New York University, majoring in Business
"Although you may feel certain about your interests as is, be willing to refine and redefine your values. Clarify what makes you happy, and trust that things will work out if you put in consistent time and effort. When I look back at the past four years, I credit the opportunities beyond academics for helping me acclimate to high school culture. One personal goal I had going into high school was finding activities I enjoyed doing to offset the rigor of academics."
Marcos Espitia-Alvarez, Class of 2022
Marcos will be attending the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, majoring in Aerospace Engineering
"What makes high school—notably Tino—special is the plethora of opportunities to form bonds with other students, as well as chances to refine who you are as a person; you will carry your interests, values, and habits beyond these four years. As you take advantage of these opportunities, remain grateful for them. Gratitude in both success and failure will lead to more fulfillment during this time."
Cupertino By The Numbers
86%
College-going rate for graduates
55
Athletic teams in 21 sports
16
Advanced Placement (AP) courses
25
National Merit Scholarship semifinalists