Leigh High School

• Len Turnbow
  
  
  (February 18, 2018, 6:11 pm)

  They share percussion practice at top volume in my living room two blocks away at night. So generous.

• Larry Schlagel
  
  
  (November 22, 2017, 5:05 pm)

  1968 great school open campus then . By now all teachers and friends have passed on . 1968 entered the military police Europe married my high school sweet heart. Laurel Allsup have two great daughters and a grandchild .. made and spent millions now retired but still active lived in the Cambrian park area. From 1951 till 1968 now enjoying the Arizona warmth year around . God bless. L W S

• Ray Lewis
  
  
  (August 9, 2017, 11:20 pm)

  Memories. I'm a Longhorn class of 1989. It's amazing this school is still there and running.

• Maziar Montazer
  
  
  (March 5, 2016, 1:09 am)

  Leigh High School is a great school. No, scratch that, it's a fantastic school. There are great teachers here at Leigh, especially for many of the rigorous AP courses, as well as the honors. These teachers challenge the students at a critical level, and actually understand the material they are teaching. Many of them are not here to collect a paycheck, but genuinely care for the student's well-beings (amazing right??). The same can be said for the rest of the administration, including the principal, deans, counselors, etc. Each year, the school is adding new courses for students to take, like physiology and AP Computer Science. It's constantly building new parts and improving each year, by adding courses are physically making the school better (like the remodeling of the library).
  
  The schools itself has a variety of students from many different backgrounds, adding culture and diversity all around. This range of demographics has given rise to great clubs, such as Spanish club, French Club, etc. There is a good balance between competition and collaboration, at an academic level and at a sports level. The academic courses offered at this school will definitely prepare students for college. More importantly, A's are not given. They are EARNED (especially after freshman year).
  
  Many students, if not all, are warm and welcoming. I haven't experienced any bullying or had any such problems. People mind their own business. If you don't go looking for trouble, then trouble won't come for you. Our sports department is very well, competitive, and will have a place for everyone.
  
  The deans and counselors do a great job on transitioning us to college and giving us a detailed affair about life and options after high school, especially about financial aid info about college. Leigh constantly has admission officers coming in from various and respective colleges + universities, such as John's Hopkins, Yale, Harvard, etc.
  
  Leigh's environment isn't rigorously competitive, nor is it an extremely well-funded school, but opportunities are plentiful. It's up to the students to grab these opportunities instead of letting them slip by.
  
  Personally, I have loved all 4 years of my time here at Leigh. I've matured over the years and wouldn't want to go anywhere else. Anyone who says different simply can't appreciate something that has value or can't realize the opportunities offered here (and take such opportunities for granted). Don't get me wrong here, there are definitely a few kinks that need to be worked out but Leigh High School is honestly a great school filled with great people.

• Travis Wise
  
  
  (September 20, 2010, 10:52 pm)

  One of the better schools in CUHSD. If your kids go here, they'll be in good shape!

Leigh High School

Leigh's vision is to foster a learning community where we all strive for continual growth. Leigh's mission is to provide a safe and caring learning environment to prepare students for success in their post-high school life by engaging them in meaningful experiences.

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If your student is sick you can call 408-558-3065 24 hours a day to leave a message; or you can call 408-626-3405 x5110 from 7:30 AM to 3:55 PM; or you send your child with a note. If your child is out ill for 3 days or more, we will need a doctor's note in order to have the absences excused.

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Leigh High School is a public high school of the Campbell Union High School District located in San Jose, CA. It has 1,654 students in grades 9th through 12th. Leigh High School is the 554th largest public high school in California and the 2,747th largest nationally. It has a student teacher ratio of 22.5 to 1.

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Westmont High School: (408) 626-3406 . In addition, the District Office will have bilingual staff, computers, and printers available Monday through Friday starting July 30 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the lobby at 3235 Union Avenue, San Jose, CA 95124. You can contact the District Office at (408) 371-0960 for further assistance.