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The smallest public high schools in California · page 4

Ranks 151–200 of the smallest public schools in California. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
151	Baker High	Baker, CA	Baker Valley Unified	High	31
152	Academy for Change	Chico, CA	Chico Unified	High	31
153	Dr Bob Forinash Community Day	Lompoc, CA	Lompoc Unified	High	31
154	Hillside Junior/Senior High	Pine Valley, CA	Mountain Empire Unified	High	31
155	Santa Barbara County Juvenile Court	Santa Barbara, CA	Santa Barbara County Office of Education	High	31
156	Feather River Academy	Yuba City, CA	Sutter County Office of Education	High	31
157	Don Pedro High	La Grange, CA	Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified	High	31
158	Monterey Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	32
159	Windsor Oaks Academy	Windsor, CA	Windsor Unified	High	33
160	Dickens (Billy Joe) High (Continuation)	Hughson, CA	Hughson Unified	High	33
161	Chautauqua High (Continuation)	Big Bear City, CA	Bear Valley Unified	High	33
162	Magnolia Park	Burbank, CA	Burbank Unified	High	33
163	Spring Hill High (Continuation)	Mariposa, CA	Mariposa County Unified	High	33
164	Opportunity Program	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	33
165	San Pasqual Academy	Escondido, CA	San Diego County Office of Education	High	33
166	Big Picture Learning Windsor	Windsor, CA	Windsor Unified	High	34
167	Deep Creek Academy	Farmersville, CA	Farmersville Unified	High	34
168	Gold Strike High	San Andreas, CA	Calaveras Unified	High	34
169	Center for Alternative Learning	Chico, CA	Chico Unified	High	34
170	Elite Academy	El Cajon, CA	Grossmont Union High	High	34
171	Harold McAlister High (Opportunity)	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	34
172	Boyle Heights Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	34
173	Middle College Academy	Marysville, CA	Marysville Joint Unified	High	34
174	Del Amigo High (Continuation)	San Ramon, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	High	34
175	Community Day	Sanger, CA	Sanger Unified	High	34
176	Dr. Doug Sears Learning Center	Temple City, CA	Temple City Unified	High	34
177	Creekside Community Day	Visalia, CA	Visalia Unified	High	34
178	Ahwahnee High	Oakhurst, CA	Yosemite Unified	High	35
179	Chesnut High (Continuation)	Huron, CA	Coalinga-Huron Unified	High	35
180	Lee Vining High	Lee Vining, CA	Eastern Sierra Unified	High	35
181	Florence E. Rata	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	High	35
182	Tulare Technical Preparatory High	Tulare, CA	Tulare Joint Union High	High	35
183	Nidorf SYTF Barry J.	Sylmar, CA	Los Angeles County Office of Education	High	35
184	Valley High (Continuation)	Dublin, CA	Dublin Unified	High	36
185	Del Mar High	San Gabriel, CA	San Gabriel Unified	High	36
186	REACH Academy	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	High	36
187	Ron Hockwalt Academies (Continuation)	Walnut, CA	Walnut Valley Unified	High	36
188	San Jacinto Middle College High	San Jacinto, CA	San Jacinto Unified	High	36
189	Grossmont Middle College High	El Cajon, CA	Grossmont Union High	High	37
190	George S. Patton Continuation	Harbor City, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	37
191	Legacy High	Ojai, CA	Ojai Unified	High	37
192	North Valley High (Continuation)	Orland, CA	Orland Joint Unified	High	38
193	Carlsbad Village Academy	Carlsbad, CA	Carlsbad Unified	High	38
194	Hanford Community Day	Hanford, CA	Hanford Joint Union High	High	38
195	Mt. Lukens Continuation	Tujunga, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	38
196	Surprise Valley High	Cedarville, CA	Surprise Valley Joint Unified	High	38
197	Vista Alternative	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	High	39
198	Adelante High	Riverbank, CA	Riverbank Unified	High	40
199	Culver Park High	Culver City, CA	Culver City Unified	High	40
200	Patricia Dreizler Continuation High	Redondo Beach, CA	Redondo Beach Unified	High	41

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