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The smallest public high schools in California · page 6

Ranks 251–300 of the smallest public schools in California. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
251	Rare Earth High (Continuation)	Rosamond, CA	Southern Kern Unified	High	49
252	Tioga High	Groveland, CA	Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified	High	49
253	Earl F. Johnson High (Continuation)	Hanford, CA	Hanford Joint Union High	High	50
254	Mt. Tallac High	South Lake Tahoe, CA	Lake Tahoe Unified	High	50
255	Reid High	Long Beach, CA	Long Beach Unified	High	50
256	Albert Einstein Continuation	North Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	50
257	Vicente Martinez High	Martinez, CA	Martinez Unified	High	50
258	San Joaquin Valley High	Parlier, CA	Parlier Unified	High	50
259	Martin Luther King High	Davis, CA	Davis Joint Unified	High	51
260	Youth Opportunities Unlimited	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	51
261	Ridgeview High (Continuation)	Paradise, CA	Paradise Unified	High	51
262	Phoenix Secondary	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	High	53
263	Open Door Charter	Salinas, CA	Monterey County Office of Education	High	53
264	Berkeley Technology Academy	Berkeley, CA	Berkeley Unified	High	54
265	Chaparral High (Continuation)	San Dimas, CA	Bonita Unified	High	54
266	Lovell High	Cutler, CA	Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified	High	54
267	Mt. Olive Innovation and Technology High	Duarte, CA	Duarte Unified	High	54
268	Westwood High	Westwood, CA	Westwood Unified	High	54
269	The Bridge Academy	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo Union High	High	54
270	Cuyama Valley High	New Cuyama, CA	Cuyama Joint Unified	High	55
271	Open Door Charter	Salinas, CA	Open Door Charter District	High	55
272	Paloma Creek High	Atascadero, CA	Atascadero Unified	High	55
273	Highland Park Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	55
274	Richard A. Alonzo Community Day	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	55
275	Milpitas Middle College High	Milpitas, CA	Milpitas Unified	High	55
276	Oceanside Unified School District Adult Transition Program	Oceanside, CA	Oceanside Unified	High	55
277	Edward P. Duplex	Wheatland, CA	Wheatland Union High	High	55
278	Oakdale Charter	Oakdale, CA	Oakdale Joint Unified	High	56
279	McClellan High (Continuation)	Antelope, CA	Center Joint Unified	High	56
280	Clovis Community Day Secondary	Clovis, CA	Clovis Unified	High	56
281	Ark Independent Studies	Santa Cruz, CA	Santa Cruz City High	High	56
282	Unity Middle College High	Orange, CA	Unity Middle College High District	High	57
283	Laguna High	Forestville, CA	West Sonoma County Union High	High	57
284	Enterprise High	Kerman, CA	Kerman Unified	High	57
285	William J. Johnston Community Day	San Pedro, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	57
286	Sanhedrin Alternative	Willits, CA	Willits Unified	High	57
287	Ralph J. Bunche Continuation High	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	High	58
288	Goodwill High	Victorville, CA	Victor Valley Union High	High	58
289	Oasis Continuation High	Kingsburg, CA	Kingsburg Joint Union High	High	59
290	Violet Heintz Education Academy	Fresno, CA	Fresno County Office of Education	High	59
291	Prospect High (Continuation)	Pleasant Hill, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	High	60
292	Bridgepoint High	Newark, CA	Newark Unified	High	60
293	Camille Creek Community	Napa, CA	Napa County Office of Education	High	60
294	Acalanes Center for Independent Study	Walnut Creek, CA	Acalanes Union High	High	61
295	Dunsmuir High	Dunsmuir, CA	Dunsmuir Joint Union High	High	61
296	William Tell Aggeler Opportunity High	Chatsworth, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	61
297	Phoenix Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	61
298	Millennium High Alternative	Piedmont, CA	Piedmont City Unified	High	61
299	Jack London Continuation	Van Nuys, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	62
300	Metropolitan Continuation	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	62

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