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The fastest-growing public high schools in Bakersfield, California

Across Bakersfield, California, 13 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Vista West Continuation High leads the list at 26.3%, against a median of 9.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Bakersfield, California

Top Enrollment growth

26.3%

Median Enrollment growth

9.3%

FASTEST GROWING · BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	2017-18	2024-25	% Change
1	Vista West Continuation High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	297	375	26.3%
2	North High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	1,720	2,135	24.1%
3	Highland High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,128	2,530	18.9%
4	Liberty High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,082	2,369	13.8%
5	Kern Workforce 2000 Academy	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	439	491	11.8%
6	Independence High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,106	2,324	10.4%
7	Centennial High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,023	2,212	9.3%
8	West High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,012	2,159	7.3%
9	Stockdale High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,262	2,398	6.0%
10	Bakersfield High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,906	3,069	5.6%
11	Foothill High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	1,980	2,043	3.2%
12	Ridgeview High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,529	2,575	1.8%
13	South High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	2,097	2,107	0.5%

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