Lynbrook High School Show map of the US 1280 Johnson Avenue, 95129 United States: Information Type four-year Motto 'Go Vikes!' Established 1965 School district Principal Maria Jackson Faculty 83 Enrollment 1,853 (2014-15) Color(s) Navy Blue, White, Red Athletics conference Team name Rivals Monta Vista High School Accreditation Western Association of Schools and Colleges USNWR ranking unranked Test average 82. Error 1723 There Problem Windows Installer Package Java here. 7% Average scores (2014) 1999 Newspaper The Epic Yearbook Valhalla California Standards Test, Math proficiency 89.7% Website Lynbrook High School (also referred to as Lynbrook or LHS) is a,, four-year located in the neighborhood of,,. It was founded in 1965 and graduated its first class in 1968. Lynbrook is in the along with,,, and. It is fairly close to Miller Middle School. It is by the.

Several measures rank Lynbrook as one of the best high schools in the, California and the nation. In 2016, Newsweek ranked Lynbrook as the 29th best high school in the United States. Another report of public and private high schools by and ranked the students' average / scores as 7th nationwide. Separately, ranked the school as the 17th best in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math ().

A larger percentage of its graduates are accepted into the (UC) system than at any other school in the Fremont Union High School District. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] Lynbrook High School opened on September 13, 1965, with an enrollment of 1,026 freshmen and sophomores. Because had grown very large by that time, a new school in the West San Jose area was constructed. The District Board nominated Kendall Stanger as the first principal of the school. The school was technologically advanced around the time it was built and had closed-circuit television and air conditioning. During the first year, there was no gymnasium, locker room, or swimming pool. By the second school year, the gymnasium, locker room, and an Olympic-size swimming pool were built.

Most of Lynbrook's buildings are constructed of old red brick exteriors. New structures and facilities built since 1990 include the library, swimming pool, field house, and Voyager buildings. During the summer in 2009, the parking lot was renovated and solar panels were added. In the fall of 2012, the football field and track. Voyager Program. Home Page, Thursday, January 04, 2018 4:57 PM. Home Page Contact Me. Lynbrook Public Schools. Voyager Program. Have a wonderful summer!.. Project Sponsor.

Campus [ ] Many of Lynbrook's buildings and facilities are in their original state and have not been significantly renovated. However, the bleachers in the main gym were replaced between 2003 and 2006. Most of Lynbrook's buildings are constructed of old red brick exteriors. New structures and facilities built since 1990 include the library, swimming pool, field house, and Voyager buildings. During the summer in 2009, the parking lot was renovated and solar panels were added.

In the fall of 2012, the football field and track was renovated, including new lights. The library has also been redesigned. Lynbrook has a football field with a around, a baseball field, and a field hockey/soccer field, also known as Stober field. Lynbrook's Olympic-sized swimming pool is in excellent condition. During water polo season, Lynbrook's nine-lane swimming pool devotes about half of its area to non-lane-divided deep-water areas. The deep-water area is used mainly for competitions. The pool was renovated in the summer of 2009, and no longer has diving boards.

The softball and field hockey areas were also renovated in 2006-2007. The classroom wings are on the back (east) side of the school and are numbered from 101-615. The 100 and 200 wings are on the north side, and the 500 and 600 wings are on the south side. The,, and and courts are situated on the southwest side of Lynbrook's campus.

WHEREAS, Mrs. Doreen Papa, Teacher of the Gifted and Talented/Voyager Program in the. Lynbrook Union Free School District, has announced her intention to retire, effective June 30. 2017, after thirty-three (33) years of service to the students at the Marion Street Elementary.

C33 Painting & Decorating License there. The western third of the campus consists of the Stober field (a large green lawn used primarily for field hockey practice and student events) and a football field. The visual and performing arts center is the school's easternmost building.