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Marshall (Thurgood) High

San Francisco, CA

PublicHigh · Grades 9–12
45 Conkling St., San Francisco, CA 94124(415) 695-5612
Test scores
California state tests, 2024–25

English language arts

88 students tested

9.3% met or exceeded the standard. In 2023–24, 11.0% did.

  • Exceeded0.0%
  • Met9.3%
  • Nearly met11.6%
  • Not met79.1%

Math

88 students tested

5.8% met or exceeded the standard. In 2023–24, 2.3% did.

  • Exceeded0.0%
  • Met5.8%
  • Nearly met4.7%
  • Not met89.5%
Discipline
State and federal reports

California Department of Education

5.2% of students were suspended at least once in 2024–25.

Measure2023–242024–25
Enrolled during the year577562
Suspended in or out of school7.1% · 415.2% · 29
Suspensions5233
Violence with injury46
Violence without injury3415
Weapons31
Drugs112
Defiance only00
Other09

Each suspension is listed under its most serious offense.

U.S. Department of Education

Measure2021–222023–24
Enrolled in the fall509475
Suspended out of school6.1% · 318.6% · 41
Suspended in school0.0% · 00.6% · 3
Expelled0.0% · 00.0% · 0
Attendance
California Department of Education

57.8% of students were chronically absent in 2024–25.

Measure2023–242024–25
Students counted547529
Chronically absent59.4% · 32557.8% · 306

Chronically absent means missing 10% or more of the school days a student was enrolled.

School Profile

Location

City, Large

Enrollment

477 students

Student-Teacher Ratio

14:1

Demographics
Hispanic/Latino78.2%
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White0.8%
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Black or African American7.8%
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Asian8.8%
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Two or More Races3.1%
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American Indian or Alaska Native0.8%
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Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander0.4%
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Teaching Approach

Updated 7mo ago

Thurgood Marshall Academic High School describes a project-based, experiential approach that emphasizes relevant real-world learning and pushes students to think creatively and critically. The school says its classrooms are safe, supportive, joyful, and rooted in antiracism and rigor, while also focusing on the whole student through collaboration, cultural diversity, language and literacy integration, and strong partnerships with families and the broader community.

Public school directory

NCES ID 063441003976

District
San Francisco Unified
Status
Open
School category
Regular School
Charter
No
Virtual instruction
No virtual instruction
Enrollment
477 students
Teachers (FTE)
33.5

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