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The smallest public high schools in California · page 40

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SMALLEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
1951	Cypress High	Cypress, CA	Anaheim Union High	High	2,685
1952	Lancaster High	Lancaster, CA	Antelope Valley Union High	High	2,688
1953	Arroyo Valley High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	High	2,692
1954	Portola High	Irvine, CA	Irvine Unified	High	2,693
1955	Valley View High	Moreno Valley, CA	Moreno Valley Unified	High	2,699
1956	Martin Luther King Jr. High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	High	2,699
1957	Evergreen Valley High	San Jose, CA	East Side Union High	High	2,703
1958	Highland High	Palmdale, CA	Antelope Valley Union High	High	2,706
1959	Centennial High	Corona, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	High	2,712
1960	Grover Cleveland Charter High	Reseda, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	2,719
1961	San Diego Workforce Innovation High	National City, CA	San Diego Workforce Innovation High District	High	2,722
1962	Summit High	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	High	2,725
1963	Temecula Valley High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	High	2,739
1964	San Clemente High	San Clemente, CA	Capistrano Unified	High	2,740
1965	Alisal High	Salinas, CA	Salinas Union High	High	2,742
1966	Calexico High	Calexico, CA	Calexico Unified	High	2,746
1967	Chino Hills High	Chino Hills, CA	Chino Valley Unified	High	2,748
1968	Cajon High	San Bernardino, CA	San Bernardino City Unified	High	2,748
1969	Mission Hills High	San Marcos, CA	San Marcos Unified	High	2,751
1970	Yucaipa High	Yucaipa, CA	Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified	High	2,755
1971	Los Osos High	Rancho Cucamonga, CA	Chaffey Joint Union High	High	2,759
1972	Dublin High	Dublin, CA	Dublin Unified	High	2,771
1973	Arnold O. Beckman High	Irvine, CA	Tustin Unified	High	2,776
1974	Clovis High	Clovis, CA	Clovis Unified	High	2,779
1975	Upland High	Upland, CA	Upland Unified	High	2,797
1976	Lincoln High	Stockton, CA	Lincoln Unified	High	2,801
1977	Alta Vista Innovation High	Hesperia, CA	Alta Vista Innovation High District	High	2,812
1978	Liberty High	Brentwood, CA	Liberty Union High	High	2,836
1979	Sunnyside High	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	High	2,858
1980	Castro Valley High	Castro Valley, CA	Castro Valley Unified	High	2,874
1981	California High	San Ramon, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	High	2,894
1982	Folsom High	Folsom, CA	Folsom-Cordova Unified	High	2,901
1983	Los Alamitos High	Los Alamitos, CA	Los Alamitos Unified	High	2,915
1984	Palisades Charter High	Pacific Palisades, CA	Palisades Charter High District	High	2,920
1985	Redondo Union High	Redondo Beach, CA	Redondo Beach Unified	High	2,921
1986	Milpitas High	Milpitas, CA	Milpitas Unified	High	2,926
1987	Arcadia High	Arcadia, CA	Arcadia Unified	High	2,939
1988	Great Oak High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	High	2,946
1989	Assurance Learning Academy	Lancaster, CA	Assurance Learning Academy District	High	3,014
1990	Dougherty Valley High	San Ramon, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	High	3,039
1991	El Camino Real Charter High	Woodland Hills, CA	El Camino Real Charter High District	High	3,046
1992	San Marcos High	San Marcos, CA	San Marcos Unified	High	3,067
1993	Bakersfield High	Bakersfield, CA	Kern High	High	3,069
1994	Pioneer Valley High	Santa Maria, CA	Santa Maria Joint Union High	High	3,080
1995	James Logan High	Union City, CA	New Haven Unified	High	3,096
1996	Clovis East High	Clovis, CA	Clovis Unified	High	3,113
1997	Chaffey High	Ontario, CA	Chaffey Joint Union High	High	3,127
1998	Chaparral High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	High	3,136
1999	Santa Maria High	Santa Maria, CA	Santa Maria Joint Union High	High	3,143
2000	Birmingham Community Charter High	Lake Balboa, CA	Birmingham Community Charter High District	High	3,162

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