Mission San Jose HS

Mission San Jose High School

Home of the Warriors

Mission San Jose High School, one of five comprehensive 9-12 high schools in the Fremont Unified School District, opened in 1963. Mission San Jose is nestled in the foothills adjacent to the historic Mission San Jose District and Ohlone Community College. 

Mission Statement
Mission San Jose High School nurtures the academic, personal, and social development of students to prepare them for a lifetime of learning, service, and leadership in an innovative and evolving global community.

School Community
Mission San Jose has a population of 2100 talented and hard-working learners. A key to their success is the high level of parental involvement. The two main parent groups are Mission Possible, our PFA, and Mission Boosters. Together they have provided renovated landscaping, improved sound systems, large screen classroom televisions, new band uniforms, replacement library computers, Chromebook/laptop carts, an outfitted flexible learning room and much more to our school community. Over the past few years, Mission San Jose High School has demonstrated our commitment to mental health advocacy by partnering with multiple community health service agencies. Our students come from award winning elementary schools including Joshua Chadbourne, Mission San Jose, Mission Valley, and John Gomes. Our feeder middle school is William Hopkins. 

Curriculum and School Program
The school’s curricular program offers a wide range of courses to challenge students, including college preparatory, honors and Advanced Placement. Another integral part of Mission San Jose’s curriculum is our elective program. Our music program garners awards in various regional and state competitions. Students have the opportunity to enroll in ROP courses offered both on and off campus. 

Scholastic Excellence
Mission San Jose and individual students at our school are consistently recognized for academic excellence on a local, statewide, national and international level. Mission San Jose graduates virtually every senior and the attendance rate for the school is above 95% with a dropout rate of less than 1%. Over ninety percent of our graduates matriculate to postsecondary education with 88% attending four-year colleges/universities including all UC and CSU campuses. 

Mission San Jose High received a full 6-year WASC accreditation in 2020. Mission San Jose leads Alameda County in the number of National Merit Finalists each year and US news and World Report has recognized Mission San Jose as one of the top high schools in California. Our students, with the assistance of faculty and staff members, continue to accumulate awards for individual and group competitions. Mission San Jose is extremely proud of its students and the accomplishments of our rich and diverse community.