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The largest public high schools in California · page 39

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LARGEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1901	Whitney Young Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	25
1902	Monroe High (Continuation)	Tehachapi, CA	Tehachapi Unified	High	25
1903	Shasta County Juvenile Court	Redding, CA	Shasta County Office of Education	High	25
1904	Mendota Continuation High	Mendota, CA	Mendota Unified	High	24
1905	Marce Becerra Academy	Healdsburg, CA	Healdsburg Unified	High	24
1906	Pacific Coast High (Continuation)	Arcata, CA	Northern Humboldt Union High	High	24
1907	Eagle Summit Community Day	Phelan, CA	Snowline Joint Unified	High	24
1908	Sierra High (Continuation)	Truckee, CA	Tahoe-Truckee Unified	High	24
1909	Countryside Community Day	Tulare, CA	Tulare Joint Union High	High	24
1910	Willows Community High	Willows, CA	Willows Unified	High	24
1911	Thomas E. Mathews Community	Marysville, CA	Yuba County Office of Education	High	24
1912	Esperanza High (Continuation)	Gridley, CA	Gridley Unified	High	23
1913	Easton Continuation High	Fresno, CA	Washington Unified	High	23
1914	Fulton	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	High	23
1915	Thomas Riley High	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	23
1916	Aggeler Community Day	Chatsworth, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	23
1917	Jack London Community Day	Valley Glen, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	23
1918	Central Bay High (Continuation)	Salinas, CA	North Monterey County Unified	High	23
1919	Owens Valley High	Independence, CA	Owens Valley Unified	High	23
1920	Future Bound Independent Study Secondary	Ramona, CA	Ramona City Unified	High	23
1921	Hesperia Community Day	Hesperia, CA	Hesperia Unified	High	22
1922	Duncan-Russell Community Day	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	High	22
1923	Renaissance	Brawley, CA	Brawley Union High	High	22
1924	Fowler Academy Continuation	Fowler, CA	Fowler Unified	High	22
1925	Montebello Community Day	Montebello, CA	Montebello Unified	High	22
1926	Vista High (Continuation)	Escalon, CA	Escalon Unified	High	21
1927	REACH Academy	El Cajon, CA	Grossmont Union High	High	21
1928	Glenbrook Academy	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	High	21
1929	Sonoma Mountain High (Necessary Small School)	Petaluma, CA	Petaluma Joint Union High	High	21
1930	Round Valley Continuation	Covelo, CA	Round Valley Unified	High	21
1931	Elk Creek High	Elk Creek, CA	Stony Creek Joint Unified	High	21
1932	Lloyd Hance Community	Lakeport, CA	Lake County Office of Education	High	21
1933	Dublin Unified Transition Program	Dublin, CA	Dublin Unified	High	20
1934	Phoenix Rising High	El Centro, CA	Central Union High	High	20
1935	Chaffey Community Day	Ontario, CA	Chaffey Joint Union High	High	20
1936	Johanna Echols-Hansen High (Continuation)	Cloverdale, CA	Cloverdale Unified	High	20
1937	Granada High	Le Grand, CA	Le Grand Union High	High	20
1938	View Park Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	20
1939	Rising Sun	Vernalis, CA	Patterson Joint Unified	High	20
1940	Wolfskill High	Winters, CA	Winters Joint Unified	High	20
1941	Santa Cruz County Court	Santa Cruz, CA	Santa Cruz County Office of Education	High	20
1942	Bravo Lake High	Woodlake, CA	Woodlake Unified	High	19
1943	Phoenix High Community Day	Lancaster, CA	Antelope Valley Union High	High	19
1944	Valley Oak Continuation High	Live Oak, CA	Live Oak Unified	High	19
1945	Carpe Diem High (Continuation)	Petaluma, CA	Petaluma Joint Union High	High	19
1946	Downieville Junior-Senior High	Downieville, CA	Sierra-Plumas Joint Unified	High	19
1947	Mid Valley High (Continuation)	Williams, CA	Williams Unified	High	19
1948	MARC High	Caruthers, CA	Caruthers Unified	High	18
1949	Roy A. Johnson High	Castro Valley, CA	Castro Valley Unified	High	18
1950	El Puente High	Firebaugh, CA	Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified	High	18

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