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The fastest-declining public high schools by enrollment in California · page 12

Ranks 551–600 of the fastest-declining public schools by enrollment in California. Back to page 1.

FASTEST DECLINING · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
551Tamalpais HighMill Valley, CATamalpais Union High1,5841,470-7.2%
552Fullerton Union HighFullerton, CAFullerton Joint Union High2,0241,880-7.1%
553Troy HighFullerton, CAFullerton Joint Union High2,6962,504-7.1%
554Los Gatos HighLos Gatos, CALos Gatos-Saratoga Union High2,0611,914-7.1%
555New Technology HighNapa, CANapa Valley Unified393365-7.1%
556Poway HighPoway, CAPoway Unified2,2622,101-7.1%
557Arnold O. Beckman HighIrvine, CATustin Unified2,9872,776-7.1%
558Fall River Junior-Senior HighMcArthur, CAFall River Joint Unified243226-7.0%
559East Union HighManteca, CAManteca Unified1,6391,524-7.0%
560Costa Mesa HighCosta Mesa, CANewport-Mesa Unified1,8611,730-7.0%
561Channel Islands HighOxnard, CAOxnard Union High2,5592,380-7.0%
562Soquel HighSoquel, CASanta Cruz City High1,1551,074-7.0%
563Cypress HighCypress, CAAnaheim Union High2,8842,685-6.9%
564Verdugo Hills Senior HighTujunga, CALos Angeles Unified1,2831,195-6.9%
565River Valley HighYuba City, CAYuba City Unified1,8201,695-6.9%
566Chowchilla Union HighChowchilla, CAChowchilla Union High1,0901,017-6.7%
567Vista del Lago HighMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified2,0631,924-6.7%
568Del Oro HighLoomis, CAPlacer Union High1,7521,634-6.7%
569Ernest Kimme Charter AcademyVacaville, CAVacaville Unified208194-6.7%
570Rocklin HighRocklin, CARocklin Unified2,0721,936-6.6%
571Artesia HighLakewood, CAABC Unified1,4821,384-6.6%
572Burney Junior-Senior HighBurney, CAFall River Joint Unified247231-6.5%
573Chatsworth Charter HighChatsworth, CALos Angeles Unified1,8641,743-6.5%
574San Mateo HighSan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union High1,6651,557-6.5%
575Vanden HighFairfield, CATravis Unified1,7441,631-6.5%
576Visalia Charter Independent StudyVisalia, CAVisalia Unified551515-6.5%
577Brea Olinda HighBrea, CABrea-Olinda Unified1,7881,676-6.3%
578Jefferson HighDaly City, CAJefferson Union High1,1441,072-6.3%
579Live Oak HighMorgan Hill, CAMorgan Hill Unified1,1751,101-6.3%
580Desert Hot Springs HighDesert Hot Springs, CAPalm Springs Unified1,8001,687-6.3%
581Rancho Bernardo HighSan Diego, CAPoway Unified2,3592,210-6.3%
582Culver City HighCulver City, CACulver City Unified2,1462,012-6.2%
583Fillmore Senior HighFillmore, CAFillmore Unified1,0731,007-6.2%
584Dr. Maya Angelou Community HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,035971-6.2%
585Mira Loma HighSacramento, CASan Juan Unified1,7651,655-6.2%
586San Juan HighCitrus Heights, CASan Juan Unified596559-6.2%
587Redwood HighLarkspur, CATamalpais Union High1,8361,722-6.2%
588Polytechnic HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified4,1423,890-6.1%
589Gardena Senior HighGardena, CALos Angeles Unified1,4311,343-6.1%
590Cajon HighSan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified2,9282,748-6.1%
591Ulysses S. Grant Senior HighVan Nuys, CALos Angeles Unified1,8881,774-6.0%
592Taft Charter HighWoodland Hills, CALos Angeles Unified2,3642,221-6.0%
593Communication and Tech at Diego Rivera Lrng ComplexLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified537505-6.0%
594LIFE AcademyOakland, CAOakland Unified464436-6.0%
595Mt. Carmel HighSan Diego, CAPoway Unified1,9151,800-6.0%
596Monte Vista HighSpring Valley, CAGrossmont Union High1,6401,543-5.9%
597Lowell HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified2,7312,571-5.9%
598El Diamante HighVisalia, CAVisalia Unified2,0081,890-5.9%
599Monache HighPorterville, CAPorterville Unified1,9691,855-5.8%
600Desert Winds Continuation HighLancaster, CAAntelope Valley Union High642605-5.8%
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