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The fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in Sacramento, California

12 public high schools in Sacramento, California appear in this ranking of the fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment, ranked by the steepest enrollment decline between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. American Legion High (Continuation) leads the list at -39.4%, against a median of -21.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Sacramento, California
Best Enrollment change
-39.4%
Median Enrollment change
-21.4%
FASTEST DECLINING · SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1American Legion High (Continuation)Sacramento, CASacramento City Unified269163-39.4%
2George Washington Carver School of Arts and ScienceSacramento, CASacramento City Unified272174-36.0%
3The METSacramento, CASacramento City Unified281190-32.4%
4John F. Kennedy HighSacramento, CASacramento City Unified2,2141,652-25.4%
5Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions HighSacramento, CASacramento City Unified207156-24.6%
6Encina HighSacramento, CASan Juan Unified1,003766-23.6%
7Umoja International AcademySacramento, CASacramento City Unified509412-19.1%
8Luther Burbank HighSacramento, CASacramento City Unified1,7351,535-11.5%
9El Camino Fundamental HighSacramento, CASan Juan Unified1,3461,226-8.9%
10Mira Loma HighSacramento, CASan Juan Unified1,7651,655-6.2%
11Sheldon HighSacramento, CAElk Grove Unified2,4712,368-4.2%
12Leroy Greene AcademySacramento, CANatomas Unified783755-3.6%
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