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The public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in San Mateo County, California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Hispanic students in San Mateo County, California, drawn from 28 qualifying public high schools. Oxford Day Academy leads the list at 99.1%, against a median of 50.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

San Mateo County, California

Top % Hispanic

99.1%

Median % Hispanic

50.8%

MOST HISPANIC · SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Hispanic students	% Hispanic
1	Oxford Day Academy	East Palo Alto, CA	Oxford Day Academy District	108	107	99.1%
2	KIPP Esperanza High	East Palo Alto, CA	KIPP Esperanza High District	194	185	95.4%
3	Everest Public High	Redwood City, CA	Everest Public High District	224	210	93.8%
4	East Palo Alto Academy	East Palo Alto, CA	East Palo Alto Academy District	278	251	90.3%
5	Redwood High	Redwood City, CA	Sequoia Union High	175	154	88.0%
6	Summit Preparatory Charter High	Redwood City, CA	Summit Preparatory Charter High District	293	242	82.6%
7	Peninsula High (Continuation)	Burlingame, CA	San Mateo Union High	123	93	75.6%
8	Baden High (Continuation)	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	130	88	67.7%
9	South San Francisco High	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	1,239	777	62.7%
10	Sequoia High	Redwood City, CA	Sequoia Union High	1,854	1,133	61.1%
11	Tide Academy	Menlo Park, CA	Sequoia Union High	212	129	60.9%
12	Capuchino High	San Bruno, CA	San Mateo Union High	1,061	584	55.0%
13	Woodside High	Woodside, CA	Sequoia Union High	1,660	880	53.0%
14	Half Moon Bay High	Half Moon Bay, CA	Cabrillo Unified	911	463	50.8%
15	Jefferson High	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Union High	1,072	544	50.8%
16	San Mateo High	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo Union High	1,557	739	47.5%
17	Menlo-Atherton High	Atherton, CA	Sequoia Union High	2,158	918	42.5%
18	El Camino High	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	1,053	399	37.9%
19	Hillsdale High	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo Union High	1,585	597	37.7%
20	Westmoor High	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Union High	1,278	376	29.4%
21	Terra Nova High	Pacifica, CA	Jefferson Union High	740	211	28.5%
22	Summit Public School: Shasta	Daly City, CA	Summit Public School: Shasta District	458	128	27.9%
23	Aragon High	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo Union High	1,658	450	27.1%
24	Oceana High	Pacifica, CA	Jefferson Union High	471	117	24.8%
25	Mills High	Millbrae, CA	San Mateo Union High	1,115	226	20.3%
26	Burlingame High	Burlingame, CA	San Mateo Union High	1,583	315	19.9%
27	Carlmont High	Belmont, CA	Sequoia Union High	2,360	360	15.3%
28	Design Tech High	Redwood City, CA	Design Tech High District	567	82	14.5%

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