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The smallest public high schools in Santa Rosa, California

This ranking covers the smallest public high schools in Santa Rosa, California, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Ridgway High (Continuation) leads the list at 252, against a median of 1,344 across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Santa Rosa, California
Best Students
252
Median Students
1,344
SMALLEST · SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1Ridgway High (Continuation)Santa Rosa, CASanta Rosa HighHigh252
2Elsie Allen HighSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa HighHigh1,029
3Montgomery HighSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa HighHigh1,253
4Piner HighSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa HighHigh1,434
5Santa Rosa HighSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa HighHigh1,553
6Maria Carrillo HighSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa HighHigh1,584
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