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#	School	City	District	Level	Students
701	Eureka Senior High	Eureka, CA	Eureka City Schools	High	1,162
702	Saratoga High	Saratoga, CA	Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High	High	1,161
703	Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy District	High	1,159
704	Castaic High	Castaic, CA	William S. Hart Union High	High	1,159
705	Natomas High	Sacramento, CA	Natomas Unified	High	1,157
706	Atascadero High	Atascadero, CA	Atascadero Unified	High	1,157
707	Woodland Senior High	Woodland, CA	Woodland Joint Unified	High	1,155
708	Ocean View High	Huntington Beach, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	High	1,154
709	Casa Roble Fundamental High	Orangevale, CA	San Juan Unified	High	1,150
710	Enterprise High	Redding, CA	Shasta Union High	High	1,148
711	Vallejo High	Vallejo, CA	Vallejo City Unified	High	1,146
712	Banning High	Banning, CA	Banning Unified	High	1,145
713	Archie Williams High	San Anselmo, CA	Tamalpais Union High	High	1,141
714	Concord High	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	High	1,137
715	Anderson W. Clark Magnet High	La Crescenta, CA	Glendale Unified	High	1,136
716	University Preparatory	Victorville, CA	Victor Valley Union High	High	1,136
717	El Dorado High	Placerville, CA	El Dorado Union High	High	1,135
718	Lindsay Senior High	Lindsay, CA	Lindsay Unified	High	1,132
719	Edward R. Roybal Learning Center	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	1,130
720	South El Monte High	South El Monte, CA	El Monte Union High	High	1,125
721	Mountain View High	El Monte, CA	El Monte Union High	High	1,123
722	Albany High	Albany, CA	Albany City Unified	High	1,122
723	Augustus Hawkins High	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	1,122
724	Mills High	Millbrae, CA	San Mateo Union High	High	1,115
725	Orosi High	Orosi, CA	Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified	High	1,108
726	Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	1,102
727	Live Oak High	Morgan Hill, CA	Morgan Hill Unified	High	1,101
728	Alliance Marine - Innovation and Technology 6-12 Complex	Sun Valley, CA	Alliance Marine - Innovation and Tech 6-12 Complex DIST	High	1,100
729	Washington High	Fresno, CA	Washington Unified	High	1,096
730	Maywood Center for Enriched Studies	Maywood, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	1,093
731	Santa Cruz High	Santa Cruz, CA	Santa Cruz City High	High	1,093
732	Making Waves Academy	Richmond, CA	Making Waves Academy District	High	1,078
733	South Tahoe High	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	High	1,076
734	Valley Center High	Valley Center, CA	Valley Center-Pauma Unified	High	1,075
735	Soquel High	Soquel, CA	Santa Cruz City High	High	1,074
736	Kingsburg High	Kingsburg, CA	Kingsburg Joint Union High	High	1,073
737	Seaside High	Seaside, CA	Monterey Peninsula Unified	High	1,073
738	Jefferson High	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Union High	High	1,072
739	Sonoma Valley High	Sonoma, CA	Sonoma Valley Unified	High	1,071
740	Mendota High	Mendota, CA	Mendota Unified	High	1,065
741	Taft Union High	Taft, CA	Taft Union High	High	1,064
742	Wheatland Union High	Wheatland, CA	Wheatland Union High	High	1,063
743	Capuchino High	San Bruno, CA	San Mateo Union High	High	1,061
744	Cabrillo High	Lompoc, CA	Lompoc Unified	High	1,060
745	Ygnacio Valley High	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	High	1,059
746	Cobalt Institute of Math and Science	Victorville, CA	Victor Valley Union High	High	1,058
747	Covina High	Covina, CA	Covina-Valley Unified	High	1,056
748	Blair High	Pasadena, CA	Pasadena Unified	High	1,053
749	El Camino High	South San Francisco, CA	South San Francisco Unified	High	1,053
750	Ripon High	Ripon, CA	Ripon Unified	High	1,051

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