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The lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in California · page 41

Ranks 2,001–2,050 of the lowest-poverty (most affluent) public schools in California. Back to page 1.

LOWEST POVERTY · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students	% FRL
2001	Stanford Middle	Long Beach, CA	Long Beach Unified	Middle	1,165	41.9%
2002	Del Roble Elementary	San Jose, CA	Oak Grove Elementary	Elementary	420	41.9%
2003	Playa del Rey Elementary	Culver City, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Elementary	272	41.9%
2004	Stonegate Elementary	West Sacramento, CA	Washington Unified	Elementary	928	41.9%
2005	Bernal Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Oak Grove Elementary	Middle	675	41.9%
2006	James L. Day Middle	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	Middle	932	42.0%
2007	Live Oak High	Morgan Hill, CA	Morgan Hill Unified	High	1,101	42.0%
2008	Agnes L. Smith Elementary	Huntington Beach, CA	Huntington Beach City Elementary	Elementary	591	42.0%
2009	Westmont High	Campbell, CA	Campbell Union High	High	1,682	42.0%
2010	Wilson Alternative	Santa Clara, CA	Santa Clara Unified	Combined	131	42.0%
2011	Mountain Empire High	Pine Valley, CA	Mountain Empire Unified	High	412	42.0%
2012	California School for the Deaf-Riverside	Riverside, CA	California School for the Deaf-Riverside (ST Special Schl)	Combined	350	42.0%
2013	Robert Louis Stevenson Intermediate	St. Helena, CA	Saint Helena Unified	Middle	257	42.0%
2014	Dana Hills High	Dana Point, CA	Capistrano Unified	High	1,725	42.0%
2015	Fall River Junior-Senior High	McArthur, CA	Fall River Joint Unified	High	226	42.0%
2016	McPherson Magnet	Orange, CA	Orange Unified	Elementary	863	42.1%
2017	Pescadero Elementary and Middle	Pescadero, CA	La Honda-Pescadero Unified	Elementary	126	42.1%
2018	Joaquin Miller Elementary	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	Elementary	406	42.1%
2019	Sinaloa Middle	Novato, CA	Novato Unified	Middle	693	42.1%
2020	Lincoln High	Lincoln, CA	Western Placer Unified	High	1,184	42.1%
2021	Monterey Road Elementary	Atascadero, CA	Atascadero Unified	Elementary	382	42.1%
2022	Bend Elementary	Red Bluff, CA	Evergreen Union	Elementary	102	42.2%
2023	Quartz Hill High	Quartz Hill, CA	Antelope Valley Union High	High	3,175	42.2%
2024	Carnelian Elementary	Alta Loma, CA	Alta Loma Elementary	Elementary	441	42.2%
2025	Franklin Delano Roosevelt Elementary	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Elementary	Elementary	294	42.2%
2026	Brandon Elementary	Goleta, CA	Goleta Union Elementary	Elementary	429	42.2%
2027	Cram Elementary	Highland, CA	Redlands Unified	Elementary	507	42.2%
2028	Linda Vista Elementary	Orange, CA	Orange Unified	Elementary	289	42.2%
2029	McKinley Elementary	Santa Monica, CA	Santa Monica-Malibu Unified	Elementary	362	42.3%
2030	Golden Valley High	Santa Clarita, CA	William S. Hart Union High	High	1,980	42.3%
2031	Altimira Middle	Sonoma, CA	Sonoma Valley Unified	Middle	324	42.3%
2032	McCabe Elementary	El Centro, CA	McCabe Union Elementary	Elementary	1,109	42.3%
2033	Hope Elementary	Santa Barbara, CA	Hope Elementary	Elementary	279	42.3%
2034	Pathways for Adult Life Skills	Perris, CA	Perris Union High	High	130	42.3%
2035	Woodland Park Middle	San Marcos, CA	San Marcos Unified	Middle	1,184	42.3%
2036	Casita Center for Science/Math/Technology	Vista, CA	Vista Unified	Elementary	744	42.3%
2037	Repetto Elementary	Monterey Park, CA	Alhambra Unified	Elementary	739	42.4%
2038	Boronda Elementary	Salinas, CA	Salinas City Elementary	Elementary	288	42.4%
2039	Valley View Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Elementary	151	42.4%
2040	Vichy Elementary	Napa, CA	Napa Valley Unified	Elementary	297	42.4%
2041	Howard Wood Elementary	Torrance, CA	Torrance Unified	Elementary	344	42.4%
2042	Orange County School of Computer Science	Yorba Linda, CA	Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified	Middle	753	42.5%
2043	Rio Seco Elementary	Santee, CA	Santee	Elementary	913	42.5%
2044	Foresthill Elementary	Foresthill, CA	Foresthill Union Elementary	Elementary	160	42.5%
2045	Lowell High	San Francisco, CA	San Francisco Unified	High	2,571	42.5%
2046	J. Marion Roynon Elementary	La Verne, CA	Bonita Unified	Elementary	842	42.5%
2047	Lakewood Elementary	Modesto, CA	Modesto City Elementary	Elementary	395	42.5%
2048	Ivey Ranch Elementary	Oceanside, CA	Oceanside Unified	Elementary	698	42.6%
2049	Santiago STEAM Magnet Elementary	Lake Forest, CA	Saddleback Valley Unified	Elementary	517	42.6%
2050	El Oro Way Charter for Enriched Studies	Granada Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Elementary	434	42.6%

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