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The public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in California, drawn from 1,570 qualifying public high schools. Hoopa Valley High leads the list at 82.6%, against a median of 0.2% across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

1,570

California

Top % Native American

82.6%

Median % Native American

0.2%

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Native American students	% Native American
1	Hoopa Valley High	Hoopa, CA	Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified	265	219	82.6%
2	Round Valley High	Covelo, CA	Round Valley Unified	113	66	58.4%
3	San Pasqual Valley High	Winterhaven, CA	San Pasqual Valley Unified	177	60	33.9%
4	Needles High	Needles, CA	Needles Unified	269	44	16.4%
5	Burney Junior-Senior High	Burney, CA	Fall River Joint Unified	231	36	15.6%
6	Bishop Union High	Bishop, CA	Bishop Unified	608	87	14.3%
7	Sierra High	Tollhouse, CA	Sierra Unified	367	48	13.1%
8	Del Norte High	Crescent City, CA	Del Norte County Unified	918	115	12.5%
9	South Valley High (Continuation)	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	120	13	10.8%
10	Bonsall High	Bonsall, CA	Bonsall Unified	342	33	9.7%
11	Etna Union High	Etna, CA	Scott Valley Unified	185	17	9.2%
12	McKinleyville High	McKinleyville, CA	Northern Humboldt Union High	566	50	8.8%
13	Willits High	Willits, CA	Willits Unified	397	34	8.6%
14	Central Valley High	Shasta Lake, CA	Gateway Unified	583	49	8.4%
15	Modoc High	Alturas, CA	Modoc Joint Unified	245	20	8.2%
16	Minarets High	O'Neals, CA	Chawanakee Unified	265	21	7.9%
17	Valley Center High	Valley Center, CA	Valley Center-Pauma Unified	1,075	84	7.8%
18	Pioneer Continuation High	Redding, CA	Shasta Union High	215	16	7.4%
19	California Heritage Youthbuild Academy II	Redding, CA	California Heritage Youthbuild Academy II District	140	10	7.1%
20	Clear Lake High	Lakeport, CA	Lakeport Unified	335	23	6.9%
21	Hamilton	Anza, CA	Hemet Unified	450	30	6.7%
22	Yreka High	Yreka, CA	Yreka Union High	612	39	6.4%
23	Point Arena High	Point Arena, CA	Point Arena Joint Union High	131	8	6.1%
24	AeroSTEM Academy	Yuba City, CA	AeroSTEM Academy District	116	7	6.0%
25	Shasta High	Redding, CA	Shasta Union High	1,268	69	5.4%
26	Oroville High	Oroville, CA	Oroville Union High	872	47	5.4%
27	Upper Lake High	Upper Lake, CA	Upper Lake Unified	307	16	5.2%
28	Las Plumas High	Oroville, CA	Oroville Union High	1,265	65	5.1%
29	Anderson High	Anderson, CA	Anderson Union High	562	26	4.6%
30	Rancho Vista High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	176	8	4.5%
31	Enterprise High	Redding, CA	Shasta Union High	1,148	52	4.5%
32	Six Rivers Charter High	Arcata, CA	Six Rivers Charter High District	113	5	4.4%
33	Foothill High	Palo Cedro, CA	Shasta Union High	1,487	63	4.2%
34	Ukiah High	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	1,767	72	4.1%
35	Fortuna Union High	Fortuna, CA	Fortuna Union High	826	33	4.0%
36	Mariposa County High	Mariposa, CA	Mariposa County Unified	461	18	3.9%
37	Eureka Senior High	Eureka, CA	Eureka City Schools	1,162	45	3.9%
38	Citrus High	Porterville, CA	Porterville Unified	155	6	3.9%
39	Salisbury High (Continuation)	Red Bluff, CA	Red Bluff Joint Union High	104	4	3.9%
40	Six Rivers Charter High	Arcata, CA	Northern Humboldt Union High	106	—	3.8%
41	West Valley Early College High	Cottonwood, CA	Anderson Union High	736	26	3.5%
42	Arcata High	Arcata, CA	Northern Humboldt Union High	1,007	34	3.4%
43	South Fork High	Miranda, CA	Southern Humboldt Joint Unified	211	7	3.3%
44	Yosemite High	Oakhurst, CA	Yosemite Unified	542	17	3.1%
45	Trinity High	Weaverville, CA	Trinity Alps Unified	289	9	3.1%
46	Fall River Junior-Senior High	McArthur, CA	Fall River Joint Unified	226	7	3.1%
47	Porterville High	Porterville, CA	Porterville Unified	2,125	65	3.1%
48	Minarets Charter High	O'Neals, CA	Chawanakee Unified	165	5	3.0%
49	Anderson New Technology High	Anderson, CA	Anderson Union High	102	3	2.9%
50	Central Coast High	Seaside, CA	Monterey Peninsula Unified	103	3	2.9%

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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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