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The public high schools with the most Hispanic students in California · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 of the public schools with the most Hispanic students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST HISPANIC (COUNT) · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Hispanic	Hispanic students
1951	Cutler-Orosi Community Day	Cutler, CA	Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified	7	100%	7
1952	Noyo High (Continuation)	Fort Bragg, CA	Fort Bragg Unified	27	25.9%	7
1953	Natural High (Continuation)	Lakeport, CA	Lakeport Unified	25	28.0%	7
1954	Future Bound Independent Study Secondary	Ramona, CA	Ramona City Unified	23	30.4%	7
1955	Reef-Sunset Secondary Community Day	Avenal, CA	Reef-Sunset Unified	7	100%	7
1956	Eagle Canyon High	Templeton, CA	Templeton Unified	13	53.9%	7
1957	Lloyd Hance Community	Lakeport, CA	Lake County Office of Education	21	33.3%	7
1958	Mendocino County Community	Ukiah, CA	Mendocino County Office of Education	13	53.9%	7
1959	Bitney Prep High	Grass Valley, CA	Nevada County Office of Education	91	7.7%	7
1960	S.F. County Court Woodside Learning Ctr	San Francisco, CA	San Francisco County Office of Education	17	41.2%	7
1961	Palo Alto Middle College High	Los Altos Hills, CA	Palo Alto Unified	45	15.6%	7
1962	Herlong High	Herlong, CA	Fort Sage Unified	46	13.0%	6
1963	Horizon High	Riverdale, CA	Riverdale Joint Unified	7	85.7%	6
1964	Sentinel High	Waterford, CA	Waterford Unified	14	42.9%	6
1965	Pacific Coast High (Continuation)	Arcata, CA	Northern Humboldt Union High	24	25.0%	6
1966	Palisades High (Continuation)	Calistoga, CA	Calistoga Joint Unified	7	85.7%	6
1967	Roy A. Johnson High	Castro Valley, CA	Castro Valley Unified	18	33.3%	6
1968	Academy for Change	Chico, CA	Chico Unified	31	19.4%	6
1969	Soldier Mountain High (Continuation)	McArthur, CA	Fall River Joint Unified	13	46.1%	6
1970	Spring Hill High (Continuation)	Mariposa, CA	Mariposa County Unified	33	18.2%	6
1971	Ridgeview High (Continuation)	Paradise, CA	Paradise Unified	51	11.8%	6
1972	Downieville Junior-Senior High	Downieville, CA	Sierra-Plumas Joint Unified	19	31.6%	6
1973	Gene Drevno Community Day	Torrance, CA	Torrance Unified	12	50.0%	6
1974	J. C. Montgomery	Hanford, CA	Kings County Office of Education	6	100%	6
1975	Canyon Oaks Youth Center	Redwood City, CA	San Mateo County Office of Education	8	75.0%	6
1976	Solano Co Juve Detention Facility - Evergreen Acad	Fairfield, CA	Solano County Office of Education	16	37.5%	6
1977	Don Pedro High	La Grange, CA	Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified	31	19.4%	6
1978	Saint Helena Opportunities Program	St. Helena, CA	Saint Helena Unified	9	66.7%	6
1979	Anderson Community Day	Anderson, CA	Anderson Union High	16	31.3%	5
1980	Mad River High (Continuation)	McKinleyville, CA	Northern Humboldt Union High	28	17.9%	5
1981	Pathway Community Day	Fresno, CA	Central Unified	10	50.0%	5
1982	Mission Community Day	Corcoran, CA	Corcoran Joint Unified	5	100%	5
1983	Buena Vista High	Geyserville, CA	Geyserville Unified	8	62.5%	5
1984	Grossmont Middle College High	El Cajon, CA	Grossmont Union High	37	13.5%	5
1985	Alternative Learning Academy at Conley-Caraballo High	Hayward, CA	New Haven Unified	11	45.5%	5
1986	San Luis Obispo County Juvenile Court	San Luis Obispo, CA	San Luis Obispo County Office of Education	11	45.5%	5
1987	Shasta County Juvenile Court	Redding, CA	Shasta County Office of Education	25	20.0%	5
1988	Tulare County Community	Visalia, CA	Tulare County Office of Education	5	100%	5
1989	Dan Jacobs	Woodland, CA	Yolo County Office of Education	8	62.5%	5
1990	Compton Community Day High	Compton, CA	Compton Unified	6	83.3%	5
1991	Dublin Unified Transition Program	Dublin, CA	Dublin Unified	20	20.0%	4
1992	Bridges Community Day	San Juan Capistrano, CA	Capistrano Unified	12	33.3%	4
1993	Carmel Valley High	Carmel, CA	Carmel Unified	10	40.0%	4
1994	Miles W. Culwell Community Day	Coalinga, CA	Coalinga-Huron Unified	5	80.0%	4
1995	Community Day	Sunnyvale, CA	Fremont Union High	6	66.7%	4
1996	Credence High	Susanville, CA	Lassen Union High	15	26.7%	4
1997	Warner High	Alturas, CA	Modoc Joint Unified	13	30.8%	4
1998	Community High (Continuation)	Pacific Grove, CA	Pacific Grove Unified	12	33.3%	4
1999	Sonoma Mountain High (Necessary Small School)	Petaluma, CA	Petaluma Joint Union High	21	19.1%	4
2000	South Coast Continuation	Point Arena, CA	Point Arena Joint Union High	8	50.0%	4

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