Originally designed by W. H. Weeks, noted early 20th century Bay Area architect, Fremont High School has served as the District’s flagship campus since its beginning. Subsequent additions to the school deviated from the initial Spanish revival style and eliminated much of the open space on campus.

In addition to a complete restoration of the original historical structure, the project sought to make the campus more coherent and friendly to students. Two classroom wings were demolished to make way for a much needed student courtyard. A new library was added facing this courtyard, while a music building was built adjacent to the stadium. A new joint-use aquatic complex was located toward the front of the school for convenient access by both students and the public.