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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public high schools in California · page 3

Ranks 101150 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in California. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents% FRL
101Poway HighPoway, CAPoway UnifiedHigh2,10121.8%
102Classical Academy HighEscondido, CAClassical Academy High DistrictHigh1,33622.0%
103Asawa (Ruth) SF Sch of the Arts A Public SchoolSan Francisco, CASan Francisco UnifiedHigh68022.2%
104Clayton Valley Charter HighConcord, CAClayton Valley Charter High DistrictHigh2,37322.3%
105Northgate HighWalnut Creek, CAMt. Diablo UnifiedHigh1,54622.4%
106Evergreen Valley HighSan Jose, CAEast Side Union HighHigh2,70322.4%
107Castaic HighCastaic, CAWilliam S. Hart Union HighHigh1,15922.4%
108South HighTorrance, CATorrance UnifiedHigh1,73422.4%
109Millennium CharterTracy, CAMillennium Charter DistrictHigh43622.5%
110GroveRedlands, CAGrove DistrictHigh26222.5%
111Eastlake HighChula Vista, CASweetwater Union HighHigh2,55722.5%
112Irvine HighIrvine, CAIrvine UnifiedHigh1,96422.6%
113Diamond Bar HighDiamond Bar, CAWalnut Valley UnifiedHigh2,56322.6%
114School for Entrepreneurship and TechnologySan Diego, CASchool for Entrepreneurship and Technology DistrictHigh24722.7%
115Santa Cruz HighSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz City HighHigh1,09322.7%
116Corona del Mar HighNewport Beach, CANewport-Mesa UnifiedHigh2,10622.9%
117University HighIrvine, CAIrvine UnifiedHigh2,30723.0%
118Tesoro HighLas Flores, CACapistrano UnifiedHigh2,03023.4%
119Livermore HighLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint UnifiedHigh1,82723.5%
120Santa Clara HighSanta Clara, CASanta Clara UnifiedHigh1,66323.6%
121Walnut HighWalnut, CAWalnut Valley UnifiedHigh2,14823.6%
122Fremont HighSunnyvale, CAFremont Union HighHigh2,06023.7%
123Thousand Oaks HighThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley UnifiedHigh1,70323.8%
124Benicia HighBenicia, CABenicia UnifiedHigh1,33524.1%
125Woodbridge HighIrvine, CAIrvine UnifiedHigh2,23224.5%
126Great Oak HighTemecula, CATemecula Valley UnifiedHigh2,94624.6%
127Irvington HighFremont, CAFremont UnifiedHigh2,15724.7%
128West HighTorrance, CATorrance UnifiedHigh1,77524.7%
129Da Vinci Charter AcademyDavis, CADavis Joint UnifiedHigh56224.7%
130Berkeley HighBerkeley, CABerkeley UnifiedHigh3,21824.8%
131Calabasas HighCalabasas, CALas Virgenes UnifiedHigh1,70724.9%
132San Dieguito HS AcademyEncinitas, CASan Dieguito Union HighHigh1,84324.9%
133American HighFremont, CAFremont UnifiedHigh2,61824.9%
134Granite Bay HighGranite Bay, CARoseville Joint Union HighHigh2,03625.0%
135El Camino HighSouth San Francisco, CASouth San Francisco UnifiedHigh1,05325.1%
136Bear River HighGrass Valley, CANevada Joint Union HighHigh66425.2%
137Hillsdale HighSan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union HighHigh1,58525.2%
138Culver City HighCulver City, CACulver City UnifiedHigh2,01225.2%
139Sutter Union HighSutter, CASutter Union HighHigh73425.3%
140Five Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's)San Francisco, CAFive Keys Charter (SF Sheriff's) DistrictHigh20125.4%
141Arcadia HighArcadia, CAArcadia UnifiedHigh2,93925.5%
142Bonita HighLa Verne, CABonita UnifiedHigh1,91125.6%
143Half Moon Bay HighHalf Moon Bay, CACabrillo UnifiedHigh91125.7%
144East Nicolaus HighNicolaus, CAEast Nicolaus Joint Union HighHigh30826.0%
145Adrian Wilcox HighSanta Clara, CASanta Clara UnifiedHigh1,61426.0%
146Agoura HighAgoura, CALas Virgenes UnifiedHigh1,70926.2%
147Ripon HighRipon, CARipon UnifiedHigh1,05126.2%
148Burroughs HighBurbank, CABurbank UnifiedHigh2,28326.6%
149Eunice Sato Academy of Math & ScienceLong Beach, CALong Beach UnifiedHigh55226.8%
150International Polytechnic HighPomona, CALos Angeles County Office of EducationHigh45826.9%
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