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The fastest-growing public high schools in Fresno County, California

Across Fresno County, California, 17 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Clovis East High leads the list at 24.9%, against a median of 7.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
17
Fresno County, California
Top Enrollment growth
24.9%
Median Enrollment growth
7.5%
FASTEST GROWING · FRESNO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Clovis East HighClovis, CAClovis Unified2,4923,11324.9%
2Mendota HighMendota, CAMendota Unified8851,06520.3%
3Caruthers HighCaruthers, CACaruthers Unified57568218.6%
4Herbert Hoover HighFresno, CAFresno Unified1,7252,04018.3%
5McLane HighFresno, CAFresno Unified1,7722,05616.0%
6Coalinga HighCoalinga, CACoalinga-Huron Unified1,1441,2569.8%
7Phillip J Patino School of EntrepreneurshipFresno, CAFresno Unified2582829.3%
8Clovis West HighFresno, CAClovis Unified2,0062,1848.9%
9Erma Duncan Polytechnical HighFresno, CAFresno Unified1,1031,1867.5%
10Fowler HighFowler, CAFowler Unified7708074.8%
11Washington HighFresno, CAWashington Unified1,0571,0963.7%
12Kerman HighKerman, CAKerman Unified1,4581,4932.4%
13Firebaugh HighFirebaugh, CAFirebaugh-Las Deltas Unified6646731.4%
14Parlier HighParlier, CAParlier Unified8949010.8%
15Sunnyside HighFresno, CAFresno Unified2,8372,8580.7%
16Reedley HighReedley, CAKings Canyon Joint Unified1,7931,8040.6%
17Kingsburg HighKingsburg, CAKingsburg Joint Union High1,0711,0730.2%
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