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

9 public high schools in Merced County, California appear in this ranking of the fastest-growing public high schools, ranked by enrollment growth between the 2017-18 and 2024-25 school years. Merced High leads the list at 12.4%, against a median of 7.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
9
Merced County, California
Top Enrollment growth
12.4%
Median Enrollment growth
7.8%
FASTEST GROWING · MERCED COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrict2017-182024-25% Change
1Merced HighMerced, CAMerced Union High1,7291,94312.4%
2Los Banos HighLos Banos, CALos Banos Unified1,3851,54311.4%
3Atwater HighAtwater, CAMerced Union High1,8262,02911.1%
4Yosemite High (Continuation)Merced, CAMerced Union High3123429.6%
5El Capitan HighMerced, CAMerced Union High1,6641,7937.8%
6Golden Valley HighMerced, CAMerced Union High1,7921,9177.0%
7Hilmar HighHilmar, CAHilmar Unified6736963.4%
8Le Grand HighLe Grand, CALe Grand Union High4694843.2%
9Pacheco HighLos Banos, CALos Banos Unified1,7091,7250.9%
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