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If you have a teenager in Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Los Altos or West San Jose, you may have heard that our high schools have fewer students than they used to. Some neighbors worry about what that means for their school.

Trustee Area 3 sits at the heart of Silicon Valley, where the newest AI technology is invented, built and put to work. Many of the parents in our neighborhoods are part of this revolution firsthand: training the latest AI models, building inference engines and AI agents, designing the chips and data centers that power them. Our students grow up surrounded by this technology, and many of them go home to the people creating it.

You may have heard a conversation saying Monta Vista has "zero" trustees on the FUHSD board. The worry behind it is understandable. Every parent wants to know someone on the board is looking out for their school. But the claim misreads how the board works today.

Some voters in Trustee Area 3 have recently heard that FUHSD may close Monta Vista High School or Homestead High School. We understand why that would be alarming. These schools are at the heart of our neighborhoods. So let's look at what the public record actually says.

Every FUHSD high school publishes a School Profile that goes out with each student's college applications. Here is what the latest profiles from Monta Vista and Homestead say about our graduates.

Families in our district recently received a text message with a chart showing that fewer Monta Vista and Homestead students are being admitted to UC Berkeley and UCLA than in 2010. The message suggests this is a sign that FUHSD schools are declining.