the district. Curriculum Policies and grading Lynbrook High School's most important policies are covered by the Fremont Union High School District's main policies, including the Zero Tolerance Policy, Academic Code of Conduct, and Residency Verification. They are all stated in the first few pages of the Student Planner. Assistant principals and the Student Legislative Council set minor policies and school rules. AP and honors courses Lynbrook offers a total of 17 different AP courses (counting AP Calculus AB and BC as two separate courses) and 8 different honors courses. Graduation requirements A minimum of 220 semester units are required for graduation from Lynbrook High School. Ten units equal one year of work for each period. Lynbrook's electives include 3D Design, Art, Architecture, Principles of Business, Virtual Enterprise, Engineering Tech, Choir, Computer-Aided Design (Drafting), Java, Computer Science, Computer Applications, Spanish, Chinese, French, Japanese, Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, and Orchestra. Physical education is a required course for freshmen, but sophomores have the opportunity to take a sport for credit instead. Sophomores who choose to take a PE class have the opportunity to take PE Athletics (Team Sports), Racquet Sports, PE Basketball, Weight Training, or Weight Training instead of PE 10. School technology Lynbrook considers itself a technology-literate school which uses the Internet as the primary means of communication. As of 2020, in all schools within the Fremont Union High School District, teachers, administrators, and students use Schoology for announcements, discussions, assignments and schedules. Schoology can also be used for posting e-mail addresses and files. Teachers use Turnitin, Infinite Campus, and other such websites to post grades and collect and evaluate papers. The school library also has 36 public terminals for student use. Two computer labs in Rooms 005 and 006 are only for use by classes that have made appointments with the school, but students may access the computers during Monday and Thursday tutorial periods. Notable alumni Craig Juntunen (Class of 1974) - Former CFL quarterback Brian Matthew Krzanich (Class of 1978) - Former CEO of Intel Chris Larsen (Class of 1979) - Co-Founder & Executive Chairman of Ripple (payment protocol) Chris Cavanaugh (Class of 1980) - Former Olympic swimmer, winning the gold medal in the 4 × 100 m freestyle relay at the 1984 Summer Olympics Greg Camp (Class of 1985) - Former lead guitarist and songwriter for the band Smash Mouth Gina Bianchini (Class of 1990) - Former CEO of