Middle Schools in San Francisco Unified


Summary:

The San Francisco Unified School District contains 13 public middle schools serving grades 6-8, with student populations ranging from 257 to 1,192. While the schools vary in size and performance, a few standout institutions emerge from the data.

Giannini (A.P.) Middle consistently ranks among the top middle schools in California, with the highest test scores across all subjects and grade levels compared to the district and state averages. Roosevelt Middle also ranks very highly and has the second-highest test scores in the district, outperforming the San Francisco Unified and state averages. Other high-performing schools include Presidio Middle and Hoover (Herbert) Middle.

In contrast, schools like Everett Middle, Lick (James) Middle, King Junior (Martin Luther) Academic Middle, Visitacion Valley Middle, and Brown Junior (Willie L) Middle struggle to meet district and state performance levels. These disparities in academic achievement across the district suggest the need for further investigation into the factors contributing to the wide range in school-level outcomes.

District Detail

 555 Franklin St.
San Francisco, CA 94102-5207

 (415) 241-6000

SchoolDigger Rank:
651st of 1568 California districts

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Grades served: K-12
Students: 48,670

Primary Schools: 76
Middle Schools: 13
High Schools: 17
Alternative Schools: 0
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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the California Department of Education.

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