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The highest-poverty public high schools in California · page 18

Ranks 851900 of the highest-poverty public schools in California. Back to page 1.

HIGHEST POVERTY · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
851Plaza Robles Continuation HighStockton, CALodi UnifiedHigh14170.9%
852Fillmore Senior HighFillmore, CAFillmore UnifiedHigh1,00770.9%
853KIPP San Jose CollegiateSan Jose, CAKIPP San Jose Collegiate DistrictHigh51270.9%
854Lincoln HighStockton, CALincoln UnifiedHigh2,80170.8%
855Golden West HighVisalia, CAVisalia UnifiedHigh2,05970.7%
856Brawley Union HighBrawley, CABrawley Union HighHigh1,86370.7%
857Gridley HighGridley, CAGridley UnifiedHigh67070.6%
858LPS Oakland R & D CampusOakland, CALPS Oakland R & D Campus DistrictHigh17370.5%
859Jordan (June) School for EquitySan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedHigh17670.5%
860Willows HighWillows, CAWillows UnifiedHigh42370.4%
861Latitude 37.8 HighOakland, CALatitude 37.8 High DistrictHigh38970.4%
862O'Connell (John) HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedHigh46070.4%
863Mayfair HighLakewood, CABellflower UnifiedHigh2,42270.4%
864Polytechnic HighRiverside, CARiverside UnifiedHigh2,48470.4%
865La Sierra High (Alternative)Fullerton, CAFullerton Joint Union HighHigh23670.3%
866Visalia Charter Independent StudyVisalia, CAVisalia UnifiedHigh51570.3%
867Nathaniel S. Colley Sr. HighSacramento, CASacramento County Office of EducationHigh11170.3%
868Los Altos HighHacienda Heights, CAHacienda la Puente UnifiedHigh1,59270.2%
869Nipomo HighNipomo, CALucia Mar UnifiedHigh81970.2%
870Aspire Langston Hughes AcademyStockton, CAAspire Langston Hughes Academy DistrictHigh77270.2%
871Oakland Technical HighOakland, CAOakland UnifiedHigh1,81270.2%
872Rancho Buena Vista HighVista, CAVista UnifiedHigh1,94970.1%
873Gabrielino HighSan Gabriel, CASan Gabriel UnifiedHigh1,43870.0%
874San Jose HighSan Jose, CASan Jose UnifiedHigh87469.9%
875Cordova HighRancho Cordova, CAFolsom-Cordova UnifiedHigh1,94469.8%
876Colony HighOntario, CAChaffey Joint Union HighHigh2,10969.7%
877Del Mar HighSan Jose, CACampbell Union HighHigh1,35069.6%
878Sanger HighSanger, CASanger UnifiedHigh2,42669.6%
879Opportunity Youth AcademySan Jose, CASanta Clara County Office of EducationHigh28369.6%
880Concord HighConcord, CAMt. Diablo UnifiedHigh1,13769.6%
881Upland HighUpland, CAUpland UnifiedHigh2,79769.5%
882Charter Oak HighCovina, CACharter Oak UnifiedHigh1,25969.5%
883John F. Kennedy HighLa Palma, CAAnaheim Union HighHigh1,98369.5%
884Valhalla HighEl Cajon, CAGrossmont Union HighHigh1,72869.4%
885Linden HighLinden, CALinden UnifiedHigh74369.3%
886Tokay HighLodi, CALodi UnifiedHigh2,05869.3%
887Vista Adult Transition CenterVista, CAVista UnifiedHigh10769.2%
888Willits CharterWillits, CAWillits Charter DistrictHigh12369.1%
889El Modena HighOrange, CAOrange UnifiedHigh1,79569.0%
890North County Trade Tech HighVista, CANorth County Trade Tech High DistrictHigh14569.0%
891River Valley HighYuba City, CAYuba City UnifiedHigh1,69568.9%
892Chatsworth Charter HighChatsworth, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh1,74368.9%
893HopeBuena Park, CAAnaheim Union HighHigh23168.8%
894San Juan HighCitrus Heights, CASan Juan UnifiedHigh55968.7%
895James J. McBride Special Education CenterLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh12468.5%
896Palmdale HighPalmdale, CAAntelope Valley Union HighHigh2,20868.5%
897School of Arts and EnterprisePomona, CASchool of Arts and Enterprise DistrictHigh64768.5%
898Eastside HighLancaster, CAAntelope Valley Union HighHigh2,63168.5%
899Washington Middle College HighWest Sacramento, CAWashington UnifiedHigh17168.4%
900Hamilton HighHamilton City, CAHamilton UnifiedHigh30668.3%
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