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Closed or Transitioned Schools

 

  1. Academy for New Americans, 5090 East Church – Opened in 2004 to 2004
  2. Addams Junior High, located at Addams Campus, 2117 W. McKinley Ave.
  3. Adult School Annex Defense Training Classes – 2400 Kern Street (1941)
  4. Arlington Heights School – built for a Fresno subdivision of the same name
  5. Belmont School – Fresno and Belmont
  6. Berton Einstein School, comer of Echo and Belmont
  7. Burroughs Annex, 900 North First St.   Opened in 1983 – closed in 1994  This school housed students in portable classrooms, which were transferred to Miguel Hidalgo Elementary when it opened.
  8. Edith Cook TMR
  9. Carver Elementary,
  10. College Elementary School – Fresno State College Campus, Weldon Avenue (1941-1951)
  11. Dailey Elementary closed 8/29/2007 – opened as Dailey Charter School 
  12. Dewolf West High, 2004 East Cambridge Ave. – closed 6/30/2007
  13. Emerson Elementary – 2136 Santa Clara, corner of Van Ness & Santa Clara – Emerson school photos
  14. Benjamin Franklin Elementary – 1189 Martin Avenue (Martin & Mariposa) then moved to California and Walnut – school photo
  15. Fresno Adult School – 4472 E. Tulare (1957); Manchester School, 2305 E. Dakota; Hamilton School, 102 E. Clinton in the 1980’s; main office was located at 3333 N. Bond in 1996 with satellite locations
  16. Fresno Jr. College – 1430 O Street (1951), 1101 University Ave. (1957)
  17. Fresno Technical School – O Street between Tuolumne & Stanislaus (1928)
  18. Hawthorne School – 2425 Fresno Street
  19. Hamilton Junior High School changed to Hamilton Freshman and also served as Fresno Adult School (1980’s)
  20. Heckman Elementary, 3335 N. Arthur – Closed 6/30/1989 and changed to Phoenix Academy
  21. Hoover Continuation – 2004 East Cambridge – Closed 1/20/1995
  22. Irwin Junior High, 2340 S. Fairview Ave – transitioned to Computech Middle School
  23. Lafayette School – 1606 Princeton Ave., Blackstone and Clinton – formerly Poppy Street School (1914) – Layfayette School photos
  24. Longfellow Jr. High – 868 Hazelwood Blvd, between El Monte Way & Lowe Ave. – school photo
  25. Locan District School (during fruit packing season only)
  26. K Street School – Southeast corner of K and Santa Clara
  27. KIPP Academy Fresno, 2445 West Dakota Ave., closed 6/30/2009  Building transferred to Phoenix Academy Secondary; now utilized as DeWolf Continuation High School (2015)
  28. Kisling Center (Spec. Ed.), 6235 N. Brawley – closed in 1999
  29. Kroeger School – Belmont and Echo
  30. McLane Continuation, 4330 East Garland – closed in 1991
  31. New Horizon High, 3335 North Arthur Ave. – closed 6/30/2007
  32. Newcomer’s Program School, 102 E. Clinton Ave. – closed 3/6/1985
  33. NorthStar High School Academy, 3224 East Central Ave. (Konkle site)  Opened 4/1/2002
  34. Opportunity School, 102 East Clinton Ave., closed 12/18/1992  
  35. Parental School – B & San Joaquin (1938)
  36. Pinnacle Middle School Academy, 606 W. Dakota – opened 8/19/2001, closed 9/23/2004  
  37. Teachers High School – Merced and Tuolumne
  38. Roosevelt Continuation, 4250 East Tulare St. – closed 2007  
  39. Sierra Middle School to Sierra Freshman School. Renamed Duncan Polytechnical High School
  40. Snyder Continuation – Merced between N & O Streets (1928), moved to Stanislaus & O (1938)
  41. Southeast Middle School, 5090 East Church – housed students for Terronez Middle school from 1995 to 2000, presently housing Phoenix Secondary School (2015)
  42. Sunshine School – 130 N. Mariposa
  43. Teilman School – 11 S. Teilman, Divisadero & Teilman
  44. Washington Grammar School – 735 Glenn Avenue (1904) transition to Washington Junior High (1907)
  45. White School, also known as Central School, located where the Memorial Auditorium is today – original name of Fresno High School
  46. Year-round Achievement Center at Southeast, 5090 East Church – opened in 2001, closed 2005