High Schools
- Comprehensive schools
- Balboa High School
- Galileo Academy of Science and Technology
- Abraham Lincoln High School
- Mission High School
- George Washington High School
- Alternative schools
- Academy of Arts & Sciences (located at the former J. Eugene McAteer High School campus)
- The Ruth Asawa SF School of the Arts (SOTA) (Visual and Performing Arts) (located at the former J. Eugene McAteer High School campus)
- Phillip & Sala Burton High School (located at the former Woodrow Wilson High School campus)
- City Arts & Technology (Charter) (located at the Luther Burbank Middle School campus)
- Downtown High School (currently located at the former Patrick Henry Elementary campus)
- Gateway High School (Charter) (located at the former Benjamin Franklin Middle School campus)
- Hilltop High School
- Independence High School
- International Studies Academy (located at the former Enola Maxwell Middle School campus)
- June Jordan School for Equity (Small School) (located at the Luther Burbank Middle School campus)
- Leadership High School (Charter) (currently located within the James Denman Middle School campus)
- Lowell High School (Academic Magnet)
- Thurgood Marshall Academic High School (located at the former Pelton Middle School campus)
- Metropolitan Arts and Tech High School (Charter) (located at the former Woodrow Wilson High School campus)
- John O'Connell High School of Technology
- San Francisco International High School
- Raoul Wallenberg Traditional High School (located at the former Anza Elementary campus)
- Ida B. Wells Continuation High School (formerly Alamo Park Continuation High, Louise M. Lombard High)
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