Tennyson High School is a
public
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high school
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in
Hayward,
California
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, United States, formed in 1957.
Academics
Tennyson offers
Advanced Placement
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classes such as:
Art History,
American Government and Politics,
Biology,
Calculus,
English Language,
English Literature,
European History,
Spanish Language,
Spanish Literature,
Statistics,
Studio Art: Drawing,
Studio Art: 2D Design,
Studio Art: 3D Design &
United States History.
Associated schools
Local schools which transition into Tennyson High include Cesar E. Chavez Middle School, King Middle School, Winton Middle School, and sometimes Ochoa Middle School.
Notable alumni
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Doug Henry,
MLB baseball player
*
Stacy A. Littlejohn, television writer
See also
*
Alameda County high schools
References
External links
Tennyson High School websiteHayward Unified School District website
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Hayward Unified School District
High schools in Alameda County, California
Educational institutions established in 1957
Public high schools in California
1957 establishments in California
Buildings and structures in Hayward, California