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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in California · page 2

Ranks 51100 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in California. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
51Coronado HighCoronado, CACoronado UnifiedHigh99914.6%
52Terra Nova HighPacifica, CAJefferson Union HighHigh74014.9%
53South Pasadena Senior HighSouth Pasadena, CASouth Pasadena UnifiedHigh1,53615.0%
54Carmel HighCarmel, CACarmel UnifiedHigh78015.1%
55Rancho Bernardo HighSan Diego, CAPoway UnifiedHigh2,21015.2%
56Academy of the CanyonsSanta Clarita, CAWilliam S. Hart Union HighHigh38515.3%
57Las Lomas HighWalnut Creek, CAAcalanes Union HighHigh1,57715.4%
58Granada HighLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint UnifiedHigh2,15615.7%
59OCSASanta Ana, CAOCSA DistrictHigh2,34615.8%
60Homestead HighCupertino, CAFremont Union HighHigh2,22415.9%
61Los Alamitos HighLos Alamitos, CALos Alamitos UnifiedHigh2,91516.4%
62Los Altos HighLos Altos, CAMountain View-Los Altos Union HighHigh2,17016.5%
63Aragon HighSan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union HighHigh1,65816.8%
64Dublin HighDublin, CADublin UnifiedHigh2,77116.9%
65Tamiscal High (Alternative)Larkspur, CATamalpais Union HighHigh12416.9%
66Laguna Beach HighLaguna Beach, CALaguna Beach UnifiedHigh81517.1%
67Irvine Adult Transition ProgramsIrvine, CAIrvine UnifiedHigh11717.1%
68Mt. Carmel HighSan Diego, CAPoway UnifiedHigh1,80017.4%
69Newbury Park HighNewbury Park, CAConejo Valley UnifiedHigh2,04717.5%
70Saugus HighSaugus, CAWilliam S. Hart Union HighHigh2,31717.6%
71Portola HighIrvine, CAIrvine UnifiedHigh2,69317.6%
72Torrey Pines HighSan Diego, CASan Dieguito Union HighHigh2,53617.7%
73Westlake HighWestlake Village, CAConejo Valley UnifiedHigh1,90017.7%
74Ponderosa HighShingle Springs, CAEl Dorado Union HighHigh1,67517.8%
75Leigh HighSan Jose, CACampbell Union HighHigh1,88418.0%
76Mission San Jose HighFremont, CAFremont UnifiedHigh1,79418.0%
77La Costa Canyon HighCarlsbad, CASan Dieguito Union HighHigh1,77418.3%
78Redondo Union HighRedondo Beach, CARedondo Beach UnifiedHigh2,92118.4%
79New West CharterLos Angeles, CANew West Charter DistrictHigh98018.5%
80Pacific Grove HighPacific Grove, CAPacific Grove UnifiedHigh55218.7%
81Oceana HighPacifica, CAJefferson Union HighHigh47118.7%
82Northwood HighIrvine, CAIrvine UnifiedHigh2,24418.8%
83L.A. County High School for the ArtsLos Angeles, CALos Angeles County Office of EducationHigh55118.9%
84Heritage HighBrentwood, CALiberty Union HighHigh2,56619.4%
85California School of the Arts - San Gabriel ValleyDuarte, CACalifornia School of the Arts - San Gabriel Valley DistrictHigh97419.5%
86Scripps Ranch HighSan Diego, CASan Diego UnifiedHigh1,89019.8%
87Rocklin HighRocklin, CARocklin UnifiedHigh1,93619.9%
88San Lorenzo Valley HighFelton, CASan Lorenzo Valley UnifiedHigh57820.2%
89Mills HighMillbrae, CASan Mateo Union HighHigh1,11520.3%
90Twelve Bridges HighLincoln, CAWestern Placer UnifiedHigh1,31720.3%
91Technology HighRohnert Park, CACotati-Rohnert Park UnifiedHigh34320.7%
92River Valley CharterLakeside, CARiver Valley Charter DistrictHigh23120.8%
93Whitney HighRocklin, CARocklin UnifiedHigh2,04120.9%
94Malibu HighMalibu, CASanta Monica-Malibu UnifiedHigh38720.9%
95Folsom HighFolsom, CAFolsom-Cordova UnifiedHigh2,90121.0%
96Glendora HighGlendora, CAGlendora UnifiedHigh2,06921.2%
97Colfax HighColfax, CAPlacer Union HighHigh61121.3%
98University HighFresno, CAUniversity High DistrictHigh49821.3%
99William & Marian Ghidotti HighGrass Valley, CANevada Joint Union HighHigh15521.3%
100Palisades Charter HighPacific Palisades, CAPalisades Charter High DistrictHigh2,92021.5%
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