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The largest public middle schools in Santa Cruz County, California

This ranking covers the largest public middle schools in Santa Cruz County, California, drawn from 12 qualifying public middle schools. Rolling Hills Middle leads the list at 588, against a median of 485 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Santa Cruz County, California

Top Students

588

Median Students

485

LARGEST · SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1	Rolling Hills Middle	Watsonville, CA	Pajaro Valley Unified	Middle	588
2	Aptos Junior High	Aptos, CA	Pajaro Valley Unified	Middle	587
3	New Brighton Middle	Capitola, CA	Soquel Union Elementary	Middle	585
4	Cesar E. Chavez Middle	Watsonville, CA	Pajaro Valley Unified	Middle	548
5	Mission Hill Middle	Santa Cruz, CA	Santa Cruz City High	Middle	510
6	E. A. Hall Middle	Watsonville, CA	Pajaro Valley Unified	Middle	491
7	Shoreline Middle	Santa Cruz, CA	Live Oak Elementary	Middle	478
8	Scotts Valley Middle	Scotts Valley, CA	Scotts Valley Unified	Middle	463
9	Lakeview Middle	Watsonville, CA	Pajaro Valley Unified	Middle	425
10	Branciforte Middle	Santa Cruz, CA	Santa Cruz City High	Middle	409
11	San Lorenzo Valley Middle	Felton, CA	San Lorenzo Valley Unified	Middle	396
12	C. T. English Middle	Los Gatos, CA	Loma Prieta Joint Union Elementary	Middle	164

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