San Francisco University High School
Set in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, the schools campus and its main building, designed by architect Julia Morgan and constructed in 1917, was purchased from Katherine Delmar Burke School. Since that initial purchase in 1974, the school has acquired several additional properties to house the Dennis A. Collins Library (named after the founding head of school), a student center, 400-seat theater, multiple STEM labs, humanities classrooms, and athletics and arts facilities.
Basic Information
- Category: Private Education
- Founded: 1973
- Headquarters: San Francisco, CA
- Website: sfuhs.org
Documented Facts
- Phone: (415) 447-3100 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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- Recorded profile date: 2025-10-29T16:22:12.988Z
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Set in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, the schools campus and its main building, designed by architect Julia Morgan and constructed in 1917, was purchased from Katherine Delmar Burke School. Since that initial purchase in 1974, the school has acquired several additional properties to house the Dennis A. Collins Library (named after the founding head of school), a student center, 400-seat theater, multiple STEM labs, humanities classrooms, and athletics and arts facilities.
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