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The public K-12 schools with the most Hispanic students in California

Across California, 204 public K-12 schools are ranked here, ranked by the total number of Hispanic or Latino students enrolled. Logan Memorial Educational Campus leads the list at 1,382, against a median of 38 across the ranked schools.

The table below is sortable and filterable, and the full list downloads as a CSV. Figures come from federal NCES enrollment data and, where applicable, state assessment results for 2024-25.

Schools ranked

204

California

Top Hispanic students

1,382

Median Hispanic students

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1	Logan Memorial Educational Campus	San Diego, CA	San Diego Unified	1,467	94.2%	1,382
2	Foshay Learning Center	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,530	84.7%	1,296
3	Elizabeth Learning Center	Cudahy, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,257	97.3%	1,223
4	San Bernardino County Special Education	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino County Office of Education	1,860	60.8%	1,130
5	ACCESS County Community	Costa Mesa, CA	Orange County Department of Education	1,315	78.8%	1,036
6	Special Education	Visalia, CA	Tulare County Office of Education	1,141	80.3%	916
7	New Open World Academy K-12	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	911	87.7%	799
8	City of Angels	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,058	73.8%	781
9	UCLA Community K-12	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	887	84.7%	751
10	Thirty-Second Street USC Performing Arts	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	842	82.1%	691
11	Merced County Special Education	Merced, CA	Merced County Office of Education	942	72.1%	679
12	San Joaquin County Community	Stockton, CA	San Joaquin County Office of Education	1,021	61.7%	630
13	Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies	Reseda, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,712	35.8%	613
14	Fresno County Special Education	Fresno, CA	Fresno County Office of Education	597	77.7%	464
15	Riverside County Special Education	Riverside, CA	Riverside County Office of Education	584	77.0%	450
16	San Joaquin County Special Education	Stockton, CA	San Joaquin County Office of Education	904	44.9%	406
17	San Diego County Community	San Diego, CA	San Diego County Office of Education	510	77.3%	394
18	Avalon K-12	Santa Catalina, CA	Long Beach Unified	443	81.3%	360
19	Santa Clara County Special Education	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara County Office of Education	771	44.5%	343
20	Duane E. Furman Independent Study	Madera, CA	Madera Unified	348	87.4%	304
21	Hayward Twin Oaks Montessori	Hayward, CA	Hayward Twin Oaks Montessori District	643	46.2%	297
22	Mountain View (Alternative)	Reedley, CA	Kings Canyon Joint Unified	318	92.1%	293
23	California Innovative Career Academy	Sacramento, CA	California Innovative Career Academy District	1,729	16.1%	278
24	Shadow Ridge	Hesperia, CA	Hesperia Unified	378	73.3%	277
25	Kings County Special Education	Hanford, CA	Kings County Office of Education	393	70.5%	277
26	Gould Educational Center	Madera, CA	Madera County Superintendent of Schools	351	76.3%	268
27	Keema School for Independent Study	Sacramento, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	529	49.9%	264
28	Stanislaus County Special Education	Modesto, CA	Stanislaus County Office of Education	462	55.2%	255
29	Kern County Special Education	Bakersfield, CA	Kern County Office of Education	387	63.8%	247
30	Berenece Carlson Home Hospital	North Hollywood, CA	Los Angeles Unified	381	64.0%	244
31	Monterey County Special Education	Salinas, CA	Monterey County Office of Education	274	88.7%	243
32	Desert Learning Academy	Palm Springs, CA	Palm Springs Unified	317	73.2%	232
33	Kern County Community	Bakersfield, CA	Kern County Office of Education	325	69.8%	227
34	California School for the Deaf-Riverside	Riverside, CA	California School for the Deaf-Riverside (ST Special Schl)	350	63.4%	222
35	Lake Balboa College Preparatory Magnet K-12	Lake Balboa, CA	Los Angeles Unified	590	37.5%	221
36	Kairos Public	Vacaville, CA	Kairos Public District	786	25.1%	197
37	Valley Academy	El Centro, CA	Imperial County Office of Education	205	95.6%	196
38	Las Flores High (Alternative)	Sacramento, CA	Elk Grove Unified	532	35.5%	189
39	Monarch	San Diego, CA	San Diego County Office of Education	225	80.9%	182
40	Central Unified Alternative/Opportunity	Fresno, CA	Central Unified	260	69.6%	181
41	Orange County Special Education	Costa Mesa, CA	Orange County Department of Education	331	51.1%	169
42	Monte Vista	Simi Valley, CA	Simi Valley Unified	371	45.0%	167
43	California School for the Deaf-Fremont	Fremont, CA	California School for the Deaf-Fremont (State Special Schl)	279	57.7%	161
44	Ventura County Special Education	Camarillo, CA	Ventura County Office of Education	231	68.4%	158
45	Prospects High (Alternative)	Antioch, CA	Antioch Unified	304	50.0%	152
46	Sutter County Special Education	Yuba City, CA	Sutter County Office of Education	332	45.8%	152
47	San Diego County Court	San Diego, CA	San Diego County Office of Education	219	67.6%	148
48	Murrieta Canyon Academy	Murrieta, CA	Murrieta Valley Unified	296	49.7%	147
49	Charles Leroy Lowman Special Ed and Career Transition Center	North Hollywood, CA	Los Angeles Unified	170	84.7%	144
50	ACCESS Juvenile Hall	Costa Mesa, CA	Orange County Department of Education	186	76.3%	142

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