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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in San Joaquin County, California

Across San Joaquin County, California, 41 public high schools are ranked here, ranked by the smallest share of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. Mountain House High leads the list at 10.8%, against a median of 70.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

San Joaquin County, California

Best % FRL

10.8%

Median % FRL

70.2%

LOWEST POVERTY · SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
1	Mountain House High	Mountain House, CA	Lammersville Joint Unified	High	2,428	10.8%
2	Millennium Charter	Tracy, CA	Millennium Charter District	High	436	22.5%
3	Ripon High	Ripon, CA	Ripon Unified	High	1,051	26.2%
4	River Islands High	Lathrop, CA	River Islands High District	High	512	37.9%
5	Stockton Collegiate International Secondary	Stockton, CA	Stockton Collegiate International Secondary District	High	466	47.2%
6	Escalon High	Escalon, CA	Escalon Unified	High	815	48.2%
7	Middle College High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	High	343	53.6%
8	John C. Kimball High	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	High	1,587	53.7%
9	Sierra High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	High	1,670	55.9%
10	Aspire Benjamin Holt College Preparatory Academy	Stockton, CA	Aspire Benjamin Holt College Preparatory Academy District	High	694	57.9%
11	Lodi High	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	High	1,952	60.9%
12	Pacific Law Academy	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	199	61.3%
13	Lathrop High	Lathrop, CA	Manteca Unified	High	1,486	62.2%
14	East Union High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	High	1,524	62.4%
15	Tracy High	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	High	1,739	62.7%
16	Stockton Early College Academy	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	428	64.5%
17	Bear Creek High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	High	1,925	65.8%
18	Manteca High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	High	1,907	67.0%
19	Tokay High	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	High	2,058	69.3%
20	Linden High	Linden, CA	Linden Unified	High	743	69.3%
21	Aspire Langston Hughes Academy	Stockton, CA	Aspire Langston Hughes Academy District	High	772	70.2%
22	Lincoln High	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	High	2,801	70.8%
23	Plaza Robles Continuation High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	High	141	70.9%
24	Weston Ranch High	Stockton, CA	Manteca Unified	High	1,164	72.6%
25	Calla High	Manteca, CA	Manteca Unified	High	140	73.6%
26	New Vision High	Stockton, CA	Manteca Unified	High	105	74.3%
27	Stagg Senior High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	1,677	74.6%
28	Cesar Chavez High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	2,021	74.9%
29	Merrill F. West High	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	High	1,920	75.8%
30	Franklin High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	2,065	76.4%
31	Ronald E. McNair High	Stockton, CA	Lodi Unified	High	1,644	76.9%
32	Weber Institute	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	358	78.5%
33	Edward C. Merlo Institute of Environmental Studies	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	200	79.0%
34	Health Careers Academy	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	410	79.0%
35	Liberty High	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	High	126	79.4%
36	Edison High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	2,355	79.7%
37	Village Oaks High	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	High	156	83.3%
38	George and Evelyn Stein Continuation	Tracy, CA	Tracy Joint Unified	High	121	86.8%
39	Jane Frederick High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	178	88.8%
40	Aspire Stockton 6-12 Secondary Academy	Stockton, CA	Aspire Stockton 6-12 Secondary Academy District	High	326	89.3%
41	Stockton High	Stockton, CA	Stockton Unified	High	191	89.5%

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