currently 2112 students. Campus The classroom wings are tied together by one main hallway. Each section contains classrooms for a single department. In the main classroom wing, classrooms are numbered from 101 - 420 while 500 - 900 surrounds the main classroom wing. The 100s wing is mainly composed of English and ELD classrooms. The 200s wing is mainly for history and elective classrooms. To the east of the wing lies the main office, the library, and the assistant principals' offices, as well a few other classrooms. The 300s wing is mainly used as a foreign language and history section. It also houses a computer lab. The 400s and 900s wings are mostly math classrooms with a few foreign language rooms. The 500s classroom is to the west of the 100s classroom wing and contains most AP and Honors science classes. Rooms 701-703 are used for the music department. Rooms 721-723 contain the Associated Student Body classroom and the Computer Science department. Rooms 6000 - 7000 house science, electives, and foreign language classes. There is a football field at the southern tip of the campus (rubber track and American football field). The gymnasium, swimming pool, baseball field, soccer/field hockey/softball field and tennis courts reside between the football field and the classroom in the southern part of the school. The Cupertino High School quad centers most student activities including clubs day, spirit week, and fairs. Club day is an event where Cupertino High School clubs presents their club and fundraises by selling food. Spirit weeks are weeks where students dress up in different styles, often pertaining to a theme, and participate in school events. There is a main cafeteria next to the quad which includes a kitchen and seating available in two floors. There is also a career center are located on the other side of the quad. Connecting the two buildings is a glass bridge which mainly consists of a library, but also including a computer lab, conference rooms, and a staff counseling office. The main gym hosts rallies and large speaker events. Rallies are spirit events the school hosts multiple times a year. Notable rallies include the Homecoming Rally, Hall of Fame Rally, and the Senior Send off Rally. Cupertino High School has a theater for its performing arts programs (Drama, Band, Orchestra). The theater was named after Robert L. Gomez for his contributions to Cupertino High School's music