Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Everest Public High School is a college preparatory and charter high school, within the Sequoia Union High School District, in Redwood City, California, USA.The school, which was modeled after Summit Preparatory Charter High School in Redwood City, opened in August 2009 following State approval of the Everest charter, after having been denied by the Sequoia Union High School district and the San Mateo County Office of Education the previous year.The location of the school was subsequently disputed, with Sequoia District seeking to relocate it to East Palo Alto, but a lawsuit with the district was settled in May 2010. Everest remained at its initial location until June 2011. The new location comes into effect August 2011 and will be located near Menlo Park.Everest admits roughly 100 freshmen each year. Where there are more than 100 applicants, admission is decided by lottery.In August 2009, 105 freshman (class of 2013) began at Everest.In August 2010, 112 new freshmen were admitted (class of 2014), and the school had roughly 200 students.In August 2011, about 100 new freshmen were added to Everest, thus making its size roughly 300 students.In August 2012, Everest will have freshmen (class of 2016), sophomores (class of 2015), juniors (class of 2014), and seniors (class of 2013) for the first time.. }
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- Everest_Public_High_School abstract "Everest Public High School is a college preparatory and charter high school, within the Sequoia Union High School District, in Redwood City, California, USA.The school, which was modeled after Summit Preparatory Charter High School in Redwood City, opened in August 2009 following State approval of the Everest charter, after having been denied by the Sequoia Union High School district and the San Mateo County Office of Education the previous year.The location of the school was subsequently disputed, with Sequoia District seeking to relocate it to East Palo Alto, but a lawsuit with the district was settled in May 2010. Everest remained at its initial location until June 2011. The new location comes into effect August 2011 and will be located near Menlo Park.Everest admits roughly 100 freshmen each year. Where there are more than 100 applicants, admission is decided by lottery.In August 2009, 105 freshman (class of 2013) began at Everest.In August 2010, 112 new freshmen were admitted (class of 2014), and the school had roughly 200 students.In August 2011, about 100 new freshmen were added to Everest, thus making its size roughly 300 students.In August 2012, Everest will have freshmen (class of 2016), sophomores (class of 2015), juniors (class of 2014), and seniors (class of 2013) for the first time.".