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The largest public high schools in California · page 36

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LARGEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1751	Berkeley Technology Academy	Berkeley, CA	Berkeley Unified	High	54
1752	Chaparral High (Continuation)	San Dimas, CA	Bonita Unified	High	54
1753	Lovell High	Cutler, CA	Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified	High	54
1754	Mt. Olive Innovation and Technology High	Duarte, CA	Duarte Unified	High	54
1755	Westwood High	Westwood, CA	Westwood Unified	High	54
1756	The Bridge Academy	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo Union High	High	54
1757	Phoenix Secondary	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	High	53
1758	Open Door Charter	Salinas, CA	Monterey County Office of Education	High	53
1759	Martin Luther King High	Davis, CA	Davis Joint Unified	High	51
1760	Youth Opportunities Unlimited	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	51
1761	Ridgeview High (Continuation)	Paradise, CA	Paradise Unified	High	51
1762	Earl F. Johnson High (Continuation)	Hanford, CA	Hanford Joint Union High	High	50
1763	Mt. Tallac High	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	High	50
1764	Reid High	Long Beach, CA	Long Beach Unified	High	50
1765	Albert Einstein Continuation	North Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	50
1766	Vicente Martinez High	Martinez, CA	Martinez Unified	High	50
1767	San Joaquin Valley High	Parlier, CA	Parlier Unified	High	50
1768	Independence High (Continuation)	Sutter Creek, CA	Amador County Unified	High	49
1769	Ripperdan Community Day	Madera, CA	Madera Unified	High	49
1770	Canyon Oaks High	Monrovia, CA	Monrovia Unified	High	49
1771	Rare Earth High (Continuation)	Rosamond, CA	Southern Kern Unified	High	49
1772	Tioga High	Groveland, CA	Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified	High	49
1773	Cambridge High	Coalinga, CA	Coalinga-Huron Unified	High	48
1774	El Camino High	Rohnert Park, CA	Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified	High	48
1775	Young Adult Program	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	High	48
1776	Dan M. Issacs Avalon High	Wilmington, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	48
1777	Monte Vista Independent Study	Costa Mesa, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	High	48
1778	Creekside High	Sonoma, CA	Sonoma Valley Unified	High	48
1779	Ednovate - Encore Arts and Media College Prep	Los Angeles, CA	Ednovate - Encore Arts and Media College Prep District	High	48
1780	Life Learning Academy Charter	San Francisco, CA	Life Learning Academy Charter District	High	47
1781	Boys Republic High	Chino Hills, CA	Chino Valley Unified	High	47
1782	Folsom Lake High	Folsom, CA	Folsom-Cordova Unified	High	47
1783	Vallejo Adult Transition	Vallejo, CA	Vallejo City Unified	High	47
1784	Cesar Chavez Community	Woodland, CA	Yolo County Office of Education	High	47
1785	Herlong High	Herlong, CA	Fort Sage Unified	High	46
1786	Evergreen High	Oakhurst, CA	Yosemite Unified	High	46
1787	We the People High	Long Beach, CA	We the People High District	High	46
1788	Nueva Vista Continuation High	La Puente, CA	Bassett Unified	High	46
1789	Moneta Continuation	Gardena, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	46
1790	San Andreas High (Continuation)	Larkspur, CA	Tamalpais Union High	High	46
1791	Independence Continuation High	Madera, CA	Golden Valley Unified	High	45
1792	Coleville High	Coleville, CA	Eastern Sierra Unified	High	45
1793	Chaparral High	El Cajon, CA	Grossmont Union High	High	45
1794	Whitman Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	45
1795	Yosemite School Community Day (7-12)	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	High	45
1796	Calico Continuation High	Yermo, CA	Silver Valley Unified	High	45
1797	Afflerbaugh-Paige Camp	La Verne, CA	Los Angeles County Office of Education	High	45
1798	Palo Alto Middle College High	Los Altos Hills, CA	Palo Alto Unified	High	45
1799	Henry David Thoreau Continuation	Woodland Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	44
1800	Mountain High	Lake Arrowhead, CA	Rim of the World Unified	High	44

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