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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in Oxnard, California

Across Oxnard, California, 10 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Anacapa Adult Transition Program leads the list at 62.3%, against a median of 80.3% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Oxnard, California

Best % FRL

62.3%

Median % FRL

80.3%

LOWEST POVERTY · OXNARD, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Anacapa Adult Transition Program	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	175	62.3%
2	Rio Mesa High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	1,951	72.6%
3	Oxnard High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	2,452	76.1%
4	Condor High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	411	76.2%
5	Oxnard Middle College High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	194	79.4%
6	Pacifica High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	2,675	81.2%
7	Vista Real Charter High	Oxnard, CA	Vista Real Charter High District	High	1,271	84.1%
8	Del Sol High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	808	87.3%
9	Channel Islands High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	2,380	88.3%
10	Hueneme High	Oxnard, CA	Oxnard Union High	High	1,913	91.2%

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