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The public high schools with the highest share of Native American students in California · page 2

Ranks 51–100 of the public schools with the highest share of Native American students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST NATIVE AMERICAN · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Native American students	% Native American
51	Quincy Junior/Senior High	Quincy, CA	Plumas Unified	310	9	2.9%
52	Shasta Charter Academy	Redding, CA	Shasta Charter Academy District	283	8	2.8%
53	Argonaut High	Jackson, CA	Amador County Unified	593	16	2.7%
54	Julian High	Julian, CA	Julian Union High	112	3	2.7%
55	Colusa High	Colusa, CA	Colusa Unified	431	11	2.5%
56	Northcoast Preparatory and Performing Arts Academy	Arcata, CA	Northcoast Preparatory and Performing Arts Academy District	118	3	2.5%
57	Red Bluff High	Red Bluff, CA	Red Bluff Joint Union High	1,586	40	2.5%
58	Redwood Collegiate Academy	Ukiah, CA	Redwood Collegiate Academy District	122	3	2.5%
59	Willits Charter	Willits, CA	Willits Charter District	123	3	2.4%
60	Tomales High	Tomales, CA	Shoreline Unified	127	3	2.4%
61	Dos Palos High	Dos Palos, CA	Dos Palos Oro Loma Joint Unified	639	15	2.4%
62	Golden Sierra Junior Senior High	Garden Valley, CA	Black Oak Mine Unified	436	10	2.3%
63	Lassen High	Susanville, CA	Lassen Union High	816	18	2.2%
64	Banning High	Banning, CA	Banning Unified	1,145	25	2.2%
65	Kern Valley High	Lake Isabella, CA	Kern High	516	11	2.1%
66	Ferndale High	Ferndale, CA	Ferndale Unified	145	3	2.1%
67	Cloverdale High	Cloverdale, CA	Cloverdale Unified	393	8	2.0%
68	Ridgway High (Continuation)	Santa Rosa, CA	Santa Rosa High	252	5	2.0%
69	Summerville High	Tuolumne, CA	Summerville Union High	508	10	2.0%
70	Independence Continuation	Diamond Springs, CA	El Dorado Union High	104	2	1.9%
71	Calaveras Hills	Milpitas, CA	Milpitas Unified	105	2	1.9%
72	Willows High	Willows, CA	Willows Unified	423	8	1.9%
73	Linden High	Linden, CA	Linden Unified	743	14	1.9%
74	Mountain Vista High	Madera, CA	Madera Unified	162	3	1.9%
75	American Legion High (Continuation)	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	163	3	1.8%
76	Delta Charter	Aptos, CA	Santa Cruz City High	113	2	1.8%
77	Lower Lake High	Lower Lake, CA	Konocti Unified	966	17	1.8%
78	Kelseyville High	Kelseyville, CA	Kelseyville Unified	515	9	1.8%
79	Altus Schools Mirus Charter	Hesperia, CA	Altus Schools Mirus Charter District	292	5	1.7%
80	Maxwell Sr High	Maxwell, CA	Maxwell Unified	117	2	1.7%
81	Mountain Empire High	Pine Valley, CA	Mountain Empire Unified	412	7	1.7%
82	Sonora High	Sonora, CA	Sonora Union High	880	15	1.7%
83	High Tech High Media Arts	San Diego, CA	High Tech High Media Arts District	355	6	1.7%
84	La Paloma High (Continuation)	Brentwood, CA	Liberty Union High	178	3	1.7%
85	Lemoore High	Lemoore, CA	Lemoore Union High	1,798	30	1.7%
86	Menlo-Atherton High	Atherton, CA	Sequoia Union High	2,158	36	1.7%
87	Frazier Mountain High	Lebec, CA	El Tejon Unified	244	4	1.6%
88	Adelante High (Continuation)	Roseville, CA	Roseville Joint Union High	122	2	1.6%
89	Amador High	Sutter Creek, CA	Amador County Unified	615	10	1.6%
90	Chester Junior/Senior High	Chester, CA	Plumas Unified	124	2	1.6%
91	CATCH Prep Charter High Inc.	Los Angeles, CA	CATCH Prep Charter High Inc. District	125	2	1.6%
92	Dewey Academy High	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	125	2	1.6%
93	Weed High	Weed, CA	Siskiyou Union High	187	3	1.6%
94	Boron Junior-Senior High	Boron, CA	Muroc Joint Unified	253	4	1.6%
95	Stockton High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	191	3	1.6%
96	La Sierra High	Visalia, CA	Tulare County Office of Education	191	3	1.6%
97	Glen View High	Beaumont, CA	Beaumont Unified	130	2	1.5%
98	Great Oak High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	2,946	45	1.5%
99	El Capitan High	Lakeside, CA	Grossmont Union High	1,810	27	1.5%
100	Maple High	Lompoc, CA	Lompoc Unified	135	2	1.5%

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