
Public · Russian Hill · AKA: Galileo High
Galileo
“Eppur si muove (And yet it moves)”

Public · Russian Hill · AKA: Galileo, Galileo High
Galileo Academy of Science & Technology
“Eppur si muove (And yet it moves)”
- Students
- ~1,750
- Ratio
- 20:1
- Tuition
- Free
- Enrollment
- ~1,750
- Student:teacher
- 20:1
- Base tuition
- Free
- Real cost
- $0–$3k
What makes this school special
- A Russian Hill campus near Aquatic Park, open since 1921 — the motto on the crest is Galileo's "Eppur si muove" ("And yet it moves")
- A Newcomer Program serves recent-arrival English learners in all languages, alongside the AVID college-readiness program at every grade level
- Three career academies (Health, Computer Science, Startup Entrepreneurship) and three pathways (Biotech, Environmental Science, Digital Communication) across a 1,750-student school
- 18 football city championships, including the first state title won by a school in SF's AAA league (2017)
Academics
Curriculum
Comprehensive school organized into career-themed academies and pathways, with honors, AVID, and English Language Development
World languages
Mandarin, French, Spanish
Schedule
Modified block — seven periods Mon/Tue/Fri, extended blocks Wed/Thu
Signature programs
- Health Academy
- Computer Science Academy
- Startup Entrepreneurship Academy
- Biotech Pathway
- Environmental Science Pathway
- Digital Communication Pathway
- AVID
- JROTC
UC admissions
In fall 2025, 214 students applied to the UC system from this school; 178 were admitted to at least one campus, and 115 enrolled.
What these numbers can and can’t tell youAthletics, arts & activities
Athletics · CIF San Francisco Section (AAA)
Arts
Clubs & activities · 40+
Life there
Food
Free for all students (SFUSD)
Learning support
English Language Development with a Newcomer Program, special education (Resource Specialist Program, SOAR, ACCESS), AVID for all grades, on-site Wellness Center, Peer Resources, credit recovery, free tutoring and the Futurama after-school program
Notable alumni
- Joe DiMaggio (Baseball Hall of Famer; attended)
- Hank Luisetti (basketball innovator, two-time national player of the year)
- O.J. Simpson (NFL Hall of Fame running back; later centrally figured in one of the most publicized criminal trials in US history)
- London Breed (Mayor of San Francisco)
- Dave Toschi (SFPD detective, lead Zodiac case investigator)
- Zaytoven (record producer)
Often on the same list
Sources
- Galileo Academy of Science & Technology | SFUSD — name, address, programs, support services
- Galileo Academies & Pathways | SFUSD — current academies and pathways
- Galileo Details | SFUSD — languages, special education, free meals
- Galileo Bell Schedule | SFUSD — modified block schedule
- Galileo Athletics | SFUSD — current sports teams, league
- NCES Common Core of Data (2024-25) — enrollment, student:teacher ratio, % students of color
- How student assignment works | SFUSD — application process, deadlines, tiebreakers
- About Galileo | SFUSD — 1921 founding ("Galileo Academy of Science & Technology was built in 1921")
- Galileo Academy | Wikipedia — alumni, football championships, arts, and the 1995-96 renaming from Galileo High School
- Galileo academic department pages | SFUSD — AP course count (14) assembled from English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics, World Languages, and Visual & Performing Arts
- Named clubs — read from the school's own site, galileoweb.org, while it was live. That site has been returning a server error since at least 2026-07-27, so the list can't be re-verified or linked; SFUSD's Clubs page says only that Galileo has "over 40 Clubs and Sport Teams." We'll re-verify the named clubs when galileoweb.org is back.
Details checked August 2026




