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The highest-poverty public high schools in San Diego County, California · page 3

Ranks 101–112 of the highest-poverty public schools in San Diego County, California. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
101	Classical Academy High	Escondido, CA	Classical Academy High District	High	1,336	22.0%
102	Poway High	Poway, CA	Poway Unified	High	2,101	21.8%
103	River Valley Charter	Lakeside, CA	River Valley Charter District	High	231	20.8%
104	Scripps Ranch High	San Diego, CA	San Diego Unified	High	1,890	19.8%
105	La Costa Canyon High	Carlsbad, CA	San Dieguito Union High	High	1,774	18.3%
106	Torrey Pines High	San Diego, CA	San Dieguito Union High	High	2,536	17.7%
107	Mt. Carmel High	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	High	1,800	17.4%
108	Rancho Bernardo High	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	High	2,210	15.2%
109	Coronado High	Coronado, CA	Coronado Unified	High	999	14.6%
110	Westview High	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	High	2,116	11.9%
111	Canyon Crest Academy	San Diego, CA	San Dieguito Union High	High	2,147	11.4%
112	Del Norte High	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	High	2,557	9.5%

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