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The public high schools with the highest share of Asian students in California · page 10

Ranks 451500 of the public schools with the highest share of Asian students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST ASIAN · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsAsian students% Asian
451Del Mar HighSan Jose, CACampbell Union High1,3501219.0%
452Eureka Senior HighEureka, CAEureka City Schools1,1621048.9%
453TRACESan Diego, CASan Diego Unified437398.9%
454Summit Public School: TamalpaisRichmond, CASummit Public School: Tamalpais District629568.9%
455Robertson High (Continuation)Fremont, CAFremont Unified169158.9%
456Monrovia HighMonrovia, CAMonrovia Unified1,4551288.8%
457Monterey HighMonterey, CAMonterey Peninsula Unified1,4011228.7%
458Berkeley HighBerkeley, CABerkeley Unified3,2182798.7%
459Gateway to College High at Laney CollegeOakland, CAOakland Unified10498.7%
460S.F. International HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified382338.6%
461Lemoore Middle College HighLemoore, CALemoore Middle College High District255228.6%
462Marshall (Thurgood) HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified475418.6%
463Wells (Ida B.) HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified198178.6%
464Anacapa Adult Transition ProgramOxnard, CAOxnard Union High175158.6%
465Richard D. Browning HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified340298.5%
466Jordan (June) School for EquitySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified176158.5%
467Highlands HighNorth Highlands, CATwin Rivers Unified778668.5%
468La Sierra High (Alternative)Fullerton, CAFullerton Joint Union High236208.5%
469Christopher HighGilroy, CAGilroy Unified1,6301388.5%
470Marysville Charter Academy for the ArtsMarysville, CAMarysville Joint Unified366318.5%
471Pathways for Adult Life SkillsPerris, CAPerris Union High130118.5%
472East Bay Arts HighSan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified154138.4%
473Ernest P. Willenberg Special Education CenterSan Pedro, CALos Angeles Unified166148.4%
474Mission Viejo HighMission Viejo, CASaddleback Valley Unified1,5661328.4%
475Hayward HighHayward, CAHayward Unified1,5801338.4%
476Palm Desert HighPalm Desert, CADesert Sands Unified2,0791748.4%
477Los Angeles High School of the ArtsLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified431368.3%
478Menlo-Atherton HighAtherton, CASequoia Union High2,1581808.3%
479San Marin HighNovato, CANovato Unified1,2501048.3%
480Oakmont HighRoseville, CARoseville Joint Union High1,2901078.3%
481Burroughs HighBurbank, CABurbank Unified2,2831888.2%
482Millikan HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified3,4082808.2%
483Savanna HighAnaheim, CAAnaheim Union High1,4661208.2%
484Aspire Langston Hughes AcademyStockton, CAAspire Langston Hughes Academy District772638.2%
485Grace M. Davis HighModesto, CAModesto City High2,0831708.2%
486San Jose HighSan Jose, CASan Jose Unified874718.1%
487Laguna Hills HighLaguna Hills, CASaddleback Valley Unified1,3171068.1%
488Ridgeview HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,5752078.0%
489Ygnacio Valley HighConcord, CAMt. Diablo Unified1,059858.0%
490MetWest HighOakland, CAOakland Unified2378.0%
491Castaic HighCastaic, CAWilliam S. Hart Union High1,159938.0%
492Umoja International AcademySacramento, CASacramento City Unified412338.0%
493Wheatland Union HighWheatland, CAWheatland Union High1,063858.0%
494Herbert Hoover HighGlendale, CAGlendale Unified1,5901278.0%
495Joseph A. Gregori HighModesto, CAModesto City High2,3461878.0%
496Delano HighDelano, CADelano Joint Union High1,221977.9%
497Independence HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,3241847.9%
498Early College HighCosta Mesa, CANewport-Mesa Unified177147.9%
499Ripon HighRipon, CARipon Unified1,051837.9%
500Alhambra Senior HighMartinez, CAMartinez Unified1,028817.9%
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