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Albany High School

Inspiring & Preparing Young Adults To Be Productive Members Of A Diverse Global Society

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Albany High School is Albany, California's comprehensive high school.

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Our Mission

Albany High School is dedicated to the intellectual, personal, and social growth of every student. We provide vibrant academic and extra-curricular opportunities in an environment where all students, staff, families, and communities are respected and valued. Albany High School is committed to all our students becoming inspired and prepared young adults who are members of a diverse global society.

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Our Vision

All students bring their authentic selves to school and graduate feeling ready and motivated for their futures.

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Student Body

Albany High has a diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural population, composed of about 16% Hispanic/Latinx, 32% White, 27% Asian, 4% African-American, and 16% multi-ethnic. We have 6% English Learners and 34% fluent-English proficient students. At least 23% of students qualify for the Free/Reduced Price Lunch Program. The graduation rate for recent cohorts is around 95%.

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Staff Spotlight

  • What colleagues say about Cris:

    “Cris embodies customer service, completing any task with acumen and a smile. His initiative and breadth of knowledge make him a valuable resource.

  • Cristian (Cris) Baravelle

    Maintenance Technician, District-wide

  • What colleagues say about Brandy:

    “Brandy never ceases to be fun and creative with academic activities and goes above and beyond with kindness and compassion for students.”

  • Brandy Biehl

    2nd Grade Teacher, Cornell Elementary