Civil Rights Academy (dedicated and renamed June 25, 1996, formerly Douglass School) Miraloma Elementary Monroe Elementary George R. Moscone Elementary John Muir Elementary New Traditions Elementary (located since 1990 in the former Andrew Jackson Elementary building) Jose Ortega Elementary Jean Parker Elementary Rosa Parks Elementary (reconstituted and renamed in 1995, formerly Raphael Weill Elementary) Rosa Parks JBBP (Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program) George Peabody Elementary Redding Elementary Sanchez Elementary San Francisco Public Montessori Junipero Serra Elementary Sheridan Elementary Sherman Elementary Commodore Sloat Elementary Spring Valley Elementary Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary Sunnyside Elementary Sunset Elementary (formerly Mark Twain Elementary) Sutro Elementary Edward Robeson "E.R." Taylor Elementary Tenderloin Community School Ulloa Elementary Visitacion Valley Elementary Daniel Webster Elementary West Portal Elementary Yick Wo (formerly Sarah B. Cooper Elementary) Closed or merged schools High schools High School of Commerce (1926-1952) including Nourse Auditorium, built in 1927 and named for former Superintendent of Schools Joseph Nourse. Newton J. Tharp Commercial School (1908-1952) was originally built on Grove Street and then moved to Fell and Franklin Streets in 1913. International Studies Academy (1984-2016) was located at 655 De Haro Street and was merged into John O'Connell Technical High School. J. Eugene McAteer High School (1973–2002) was located at 555 Portola Drive and had been built to replace 'Poly' (see below) as the most centrally located high school. Newcomer High School (was located at the old Laguna Honda Elementary) Metropolitan Arts and Tech High School (Charter) (-2013) (located at the former Woodrow Wilson High School campus) (merged into City Arts and Technology High School) Polytechnic High School (1895–1972) 701 Frederick Street across from Kezar Stadium. Urban Pioneer Experiential Academy (2002–2004) Woodrow Wilson High School (1963-1996) 400 Mansell Avenue (renamed as Phillip & Sala Burton HS) Middle schools Aim High Academy, 2003-2006 (relocated to Luther Burbank MS site and renamed as Small Middle School for Equity at the end of the 2005–2006 academic year) Luther Burbank Middle School (closed at the end of the 2005–2006 academic year) was located at 325 La Grande Avenue. It is currently the home for the June Jordan School for Equity (Small public school), and City Arts and Technology High School (Charter school). Gloria R. Davis College Preparatory Academy (closed at the end of the 2006–2007 academic year) was located at 1195 Hudson Street Excelsior Middle School was merged into International Studies Academy [ISA HS] in the fall of 2008 allowing for a