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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in San Mateo County, California

This ranking covers the public high schools with the most Hispanic students in San Mateo County, California, drawn from 35 qualifying public high schools. Sequoia High leads the list at 1,133, against a median of 211 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
San Mateo County, California
Top Hispanic students
1,133
Median Hispanic students
211
MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% HispanicHispanic students
1Sequoia HighRedwood City, CASequoia Union High1,85461.1%1,133
2Menlo-Atherton HighAtherton, CASequoia Union High2,15842.5%918
3Woodside HighWoodside, CASequoia Union High1,66053.0%880
4South San Francisco HighSouth San Francisco, CASouth San Francisco Unified1,23962.7%777
5San Mateo HighSan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union High1,55747.5%739
6Hillsdale HighSan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union High1,58537.7%597
7Capuchino HighSan Bruno, CASan Mateo Union High1,06155.0%584
8Jefferson HighDaly City, CAJefferson Union High1,07250.8%544
9Half Moon Bay HighHalf Moon Bay, CACabrillo Unified91150.8%463
10Aragon HighSan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union High1,65827.1%450
11El Camino HighSouth San Francisco, CASouth San Francisco Unified1,05337.9%399
12Westmoor HighDaly City, CAJefferson Union High1,27829.4%376
13Carlmont HighBelmont, CASequoia Union High2,36015.3%360
14Burlingame HighBurlingame, CASan Mateo Union High1,58319.9%315
15East Palo Alto AcademyEast Palo Alto, CAEast Palo Alto Academy District27890.3%251
16Summit Preparatory Charter HighRedwood City, CASummit Preparatory Charter High District29382.6%242
17Mills HighMillbrae, CASan Mateo Union High1,11520.3%226
18Terra Nova HighPacifica, CAJefferson Union High74028.5%211
19Everest Public HighRedwood City, CAEverest Public High District22493.8%210
20KIPP Esperanza HighEast Palo Alto, CAKIPP Esperanza High District19495.4%185
21Redwood HighRedwood City, CASequoia Union High17588.0%154
22Tide AcademyMenlo Park, CASequoia Union High21260.9%129
23Summit Public School: ShastaDaly City, CASummit Public School: Shasta District45827.9%128
24Oceana HighPacifica, CAJefferson Union High47124.8%117
25Oxford Day AcademyEast Palo Alto, CAOxford Day Academy District10899.1%107
26Peninsula High (Continuation)Burlingame, CASan Mateo Union High12375.6%93
27Baden High (Continuation)South San Francisco, CASouth San Francisco Unified13067.7%88
28Design Tech HighRedwood City, CADesign Tech High District56714.5%82
29Pescadero HighPescadero, CALa Honda-Pescadero Unified8177.8%63
30Thornton HighDaly City, CAJefferson Union High8961.8%55
31The Bridge AcademySan Mateo, CASan Mateo Union High54100%54
32Pilarcitos Alternative High (Continuation)Half Moon Bay, CACabrillo Unified2580.0%20
33Hillcrest at Youth Services CenterSan Mateo, CASan Mateo County Office of Education1681.3%13
34Gateway CenterSan Mateo, CASan Mateo County Office of Education1181.8%9
35Canyon Oaks Youth CenterRedwood City, CASan Mateo County Office of Education875.0%6
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