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The largest public high schools in California · page 33

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#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1601Frida Kahlo HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh92
1602Del Puerto HighPatterson, CAPatterson Joint UnifiedHigh92
1603Montecito High (Continuation)Ramona, CARamona City UnifiedHigh92
1604Monterey High (Continuation)Burbank, CABurbank UnifiedHigh91
1605John R. Wooden HighReseda, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh91
1606Bitney Prep HighGrass Valley, CANevada County Office of EducationHigh91
1607Mission View HighRiverside, CAAlvord UnifiedHigh90
1608Jamison (Donald C.) High (Continuation)Lemoore, CALemoore Union HighHigh90
1609Jane Addams ContinuationGranada Hills, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh90
1610Alta Vista High (Continuation)Vista, CAVista UnifiedHigh90
1611Oak View High School & Education CenterYucaipa, CAYucaipa-Calimesa Joint UnifiedHigh90
1612Thornton HighDaly City, CAJefferson Union HighHigh89
1613Simon Rodia ContinuationSouth Gate, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh89
1614Santana High (Continuation)La Puente, CARowland UnifiedHigh89
1615Kings River High (Continuation)Sanger, CASanger UnifiedHigh89
1616Prospect High (Continuation)Oroville, CAOroville Union HighHigh88
1617Poway to Palomar Middle College HighSan Diego, CAPoway UnifiedHigh88
1618Apollo HighSimi Valley, CASimi Valley UnifiedHigh88
1619Del Valle Continuation HighLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint UnifiedHigh87
1620John Hope ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh87
1621Independence High (Alternative)Merced, CAMerced Union HighHigh87
1622Diamond Technology InstituteWatsonville, CAPajaro Valley UnifiedHigh87
1623Sunset High (Continuation)Encinitas, CASan Dieguito Union HighHigh87
1624New Village Girls AcademyLos Angeles, CANew Village Girls Academy DistrictHigh86
1625Central Valley High (Continuation)Shafter, CAKern HighHigh86
1626Lone Pine HighLone Pine, CALone Pine UnifiedHigh86
1627Victory HighRocklin, CARocklin UnifiedHigh85
1628Village HighPleasanton, CAPleasanton UnifiedHigh85
1629Carle (William C.) High (Continuation)Lower Lake, CAKonocti UnifiedHigh85
1630Twin Palms ContinuationBlythe, CAPalo Verde UnifiedHigh85
1631Buena Vista High (Continuation)Taft, CATaft Union HighHigh85
1632East Stanislaus HighOakdale, CAOakdale Joint UnifiedHigh83
1633OCASA College PrepSan Juan Capistrano, CAOCASA College Prep DistrictHigh83
1634Central High (Continuation)Morgan Hill, CAMorgan Hill UnifiedHigh83
1635Shandon HighShandon, CAShandon Joint UnifiedHigh83
1636Glacier High School CharterOakhurst, CAGlacier High School Charter DistrictHigh82
1637All Tribes CharterValley Center, CAAll Tribes Charter DistrictHigh82
1638Sunset HighCrescent City, CADel Norte County UnifiedHigh82
1639San Antonio ContinuationHuntington Park, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh82
1640San Luis High (Continuation)Los Banos, CALos Banos UnifiedHigh82
1641Pescadero HighPescadero, CALa Honda-Pescadero UnifiedHigh81
1642Valley Alternative High (Continuation)Hacienda Heights, CAHacienda la Puente UnifiedHigh80
1643Angel's Gate (Continuation)San Pedro, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh80
1644Pueblo de Los Angeles ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh80
1645Silver Springs High (Continuation)Grass Valley, CANevada Joint Union HighHigh80
1646Esperanza Education CenterMission Viejo, CASaddleback Valley UnifiedHigh80
1647Miles P. RichmondNorth Highlands, CATwin Rivers UnifiedHigh79
1648Nueva Continuation HighLamont, CAKern HighHigh79
1649Owensmouth ContinuationCanoga Park, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh79
1650Potter Valley HighPotter Valley, CAPotter Valley Community UnifiedHigh79
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