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

This ranking covers the fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in Tulare County, California, drawn from 12 qualifying public high schools. La Sierra High leads the list at -23.9%, against a median of -5.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
12
Tulare County, California
Best Enrollment change
-23.9%
Median Enrollment change
-5.8%
FASTEST DECLINING · TULARE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1La Sierra HighVisalia, CATulare County Office of Education251191-23.9%
2Strathmore HighStrathmore, CAPorterville Unified375286-23.7%
3Visalia Technical Early CollegeVisalia, CAVisalia Unified260216-16.9%
4Granite Hills HighPorterville, CAPorterville Unified1,3881,206-13.1%
5Visalia Charter Independent StudyVisalia, CAVisalia Unified551515-6.5%
6El Diamante HighVisalia, CAVisalia Unified2,0081,890-5.9%
7Monache HighPorterville, CAPorterville Unified1,9691,855-5.8%
8Tulare Western HighTulare, CATulare Joint Union High2,0231,927-4.7%
9Harmony Magnet AcademyStrathmore, CAPorterville Unified529509-3.8%
10Exeter Union HighExeter, CAExeter Unified942909-3.5%
11Tulare Union HighTulare, CATulare Joint Union High1,6751,616-3.5%
12Orosi HighOrosi, CACutler-Orosi Joint Unified1,1171,108-0.8%
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