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The largest public high schools in California · page 35

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LARGEST · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1701MERIT AcademyEl Cajon, CAGrossmont Union HighHigh68
1702Inglewood Continuation HighInglewood, CAInglewood UnifiedHigh68
1703Zoe Barnum HighEureka, CAEureka City SchoolsHigh67
1704Centennial Continuation HighCorning, CACorning Union HighHigh67
1705Evergreen ContinuationSylmar, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh67
1706Travis Education CenterFairfield, CATravis UnifiedHigh67
1707S.F. County Opportunity (Hilltop)San Francisco, CASan Francisco County Office of EducationHigh67
1708East High (Continuation)Fortuna, CAFortuna Union HighHigh66
1709Tulare County CourtVisalia, CATulare County Office of EducationHigh66
1710Elm HighFresno, CAWashington UnifiedHigh65
1711John J. Cairns ContinuationLindsay, CALindsay UnifiedHigh65
1712San Antonio High (Continuation)Petaluma, CAPetaluma Joint Union HighHigh65
1713Theodore Bird HighSonora, CASonora Union HighHigh65
1714S.F. County Civic Center SecondarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco County Office of EducationHigh65
1715Sierra HighFillmore, CAFillmore UnifiedHigh64
1716Eel River CommunityFortuna, CAHumboldt County Office of EducationHigh64
1717Marin's CommunitySan Rafael, CAMarin County Office of EducationHigh64
1718Kirby Dorothy CampCity Of Commerce, CALos Angeles County Office of EducationHigh64
1719Jack London ContinuationVan Nuys, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh62
1720Metropolitan ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh62
1721Pacific Beach HighSan Luis Obispo, CASan Luis Coastal UnifiedHigh62
1722Acalanes Center for Independent StudyWalnut Creek, CAAcalanes Union HighHigh61
1723Dunsmuir HighDunsmuir, CADunsmuir Joint Union HighHigh61
1724William Tell Aggeler Opportunity HighChatsworth, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh61
1725Phoenix ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh61
1726Millennium High AlternativePiedmont, CAPiedmont City UnifiedHigh61
1727Prospect High (Continuation)Pleasant Hill, CAMt. Diablo UnifiedHigh60
1728Bridgepoint HighNewark, CANewark UnifiedHigh60
1729Camille Creek CommunityNapa, CANapa County Office of EducationHigh60
1730Oasis Continuation HighKingsburg, CAKingsburg Joint Union HighHigh59
1731Violet Heintz Education AcademyFresno, CAFresno County Office of EducationHigh59
1732Ralph J. Bunche Continuation HighOakland, CAOakland UnifiedHigh58
1733Goodwill HighVictorville, CAVictor Valley Union HighHigh58
1734Unity Middle College HighOrange, CAUnity Middle College High DistrictHigh57
1735Laguna HighForestville, CAWest Sonoma County Union HighHigh57
1736Enterprise HighKerman, CAKerman UnifiedHigh57
1737William J. Johnston Community DaySan Pedro, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh57
1738Sanhedrin AlternativeWillits, CAWillits UnifiedHigh57
1739Oakdale CharterOakdale, CAOakdale Joint UnifiedHigh56
1740McClellan High (Continuation)Antelope, CACenter Joint UnifiedHigh56
1741Clovis Community Day SecondaryClovis, CAClovis UnifiedHigh56
1742Ark Independent StudiesSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz City HighHigh56
1743Cuyama Valley HighNew Cuyama, CACuyama Joint UnifiedHigh55
1744Open Door CharterSalinas, CAOpen Door Charter DistrictHigh55
1745Paloma Creek HighAtascadero, CAAtascadero UnifiedHigh55
1746Highland Park ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh55
1747Richard A. Alonzo Community DayLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh55
1748Milpitas Middle College HighMilpitas, CAMilpitas UnifiedHigh55
1749Oceanside Unified School District Adult Transition ProgramOceanside, CAOceanside UnifiedHigh55
1750Edward P. DuplexWheatland, CAWheatland Union HighHigh55
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