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The public high schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in California · page 18

Ranks 851900 of the public schools with the highest share of Pacific Islander students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST PACIFIC ISLANDER · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsPacific Islander students% Pacific Islander
851Jurupa Hills HighFontana, CAFontana Unified1,73930.2%
852Cupertino HighCupertino, CAFremont Union High1,80030.2%
853Erma Duncan Polytechnical HighFresno, CAFresno Unified1,18620.2%
854Sierra Pacific HighHanford, CAHanford Joint Union High1,18320.2%
855Live Oak HighLive Oak, CALive Oak Unified60310.2%
856Ulysses S. Grant Senior HighVan Nuys, CALos Angeles Unified1,77430.2%
857Livingston HighLivingston, CAMerced Union High1,16920.2%
858La Jolla HighLa Jolla, CASan Diego Unified1,17420.2%
859West Covina HighWest Covina, CAWest Covina Unified1,75630.2%
860San Marcos Senior HighSanta Barbara, CASanta Barbara Unified1,92630.2%
861Acalanes HighLafayette, CAAcalanes Union High1,25620.2%
862Animo Leadership HighInglewood, CAAnimo Leadership High District63410.2%
863Montclair HighMontclair, CAChaffey Joint Union High2,51540.2%
864San Pasqual HighEscondido, CAEscondido Union High1,84630.2%
865Fallbrook HighFallbrook, CAFallbrook Union High1,85330.2%
866Linda Esperanza Marquez High B LIBRA AcademyHuntington Park, CALos Angeles Unified61510.2%
867Lynwood HighLynwood, CALynwood Unified1,85830.2%
868Arlington HighRiverside, CARiverside Unified1,92030.2%
869Caruthers HighCaruthers, CACaruthers Unified68210.1%
870Eastside HighLancaster, CAAntelope Valley Union High2,63140.1%
871Capistrano Valley HighMission Viejo, CACapistrano Unified1,99130.1%
872Claremont HighClaremont, CAClaremont Unified2,06530.1%
873Culver City HighCulver City, CACulver City Unified2,01230.1%
874Firebaugh HighFirebaugh, CAFirebaugh-Las Deltas Unified67310.1%
875California Academy of Mathematics and ScienceCarson, CALong Beach Unified67310.1%
876Eagle Rock HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified2,03130.1%
877Mervyn M. Dymally HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified65410.1%
878Bear River HighGrass Valley, CANevada Joint Union High66410.1%
879Nuview Bridge Early College HighNuevo, CANuview Union66710.1%
880Cathedral City HighCathedral City, CAPalm Springs Unified1,33420.1%
881Wilmer Amina Carter HighRialto, CARialto Unified1,95130.1%
882Laguna Hills HighLaguna Hills, CASaddleback Valley Unified1,31720.1%
883Asawa (Ruth) SF Sch of the Arts A Public SchoolSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified68010.1%
884San Rafael HighSan Rafael, CASan Rafael City High1,33220.1%
885San Ramon Valley HighDanville, CASan Ramon Valley Unified2,03630.1%
886Castle Park Senior HighChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High1,36320.1%
887Yucaipa HighYucaipa, CAYucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified2,75540.1%
888Chino HighChino, CAChino Valley Unified2,07730.1%
889Palm Desert HighPalm Desert, CADesert Sands Unified2,07930.1%
890Glen A. Wilson HighHacienda Heights, CAHacienda la Puente Unified1,45620.1%
891West HighBakersfield, CAKern High2,15930.1%
892Granada HighLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified2,15630.1%
893University High School CharterLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,38520.1%
894George Washington Preparatory HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified73810.1%
895Helen Bernstein HighHollywood, CALos Angeles Unified70310.1%
896Felicitas and Gonzalo Mendez HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified69410.1%
897Palos Verdes Peninsula HighRolling Hills Estates, CAPalos Verdes Peninsula Unified2,07530.1%
898Esperanza HighAnaheim, CAPlacentia-Yorba Linda Unified1,39320.1%
899Ramona HighRamona, CARamona City Unified1,40420.1%
900University City HighSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified1,46520.1%
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