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Lynbrook High School is a comprehensive, co-educational, public secondary school located in Western San Jose, California. It is ranked among the top five (5) public comprehensive secondary schools in California. Lynbrook belongs to the Fremont Union High School District. The school's website is located at www.lhs.fuhsd.org .

Student Enrolment: In the 2002-2003 school year, Lynbrook had a student enrolment of 1647. The student population is predominantly Asian (65.3% in 2002-03) and has a white minority (29.8%).

Academics: Lynbrook has a solid academic reputation. Its students consistently receive high marks on standardised exams, including the Scholastic Aptitude Test and Advanced Placement Exams. On the SAT I, the mean verbal score for the class of 2002 was 577/800 and the mean maths score was 662/800. Out of 421 students who took Advanced Placement Exams in 2002, thirty (30) percent scored 5, the highest score possible, and eighty (80) percent passed.

Extracurricular: Lynbrook has a nationally renowned orchestra, marching band, newspaper (The Epic), and Speech and Debate team. Lynbrook student publications of note are the Epic, the reknowned newspaper; Vertigo, a literary magazine; and Spectator (www.spectatorclub.homestead.com), an extracurricular opinions publication.

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