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The smallest public high schools in California · page 9

Ranks 401–450 of the smallest public schools in California. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
401	Sunset High (Continuation)	Encinitas, CA	San Dieguito Union High	High	87
402	Prospect High (Continuation)	Oroville, CA	Oroville Union High	High	88
403	Poway to Palomar Middle College High	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	High	88
404	Apollo High	Simi Valley, CA	Simi Valley Unified	High	88
405	Thornton High	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Union High	High	89
406	Simon Rodia Continuation	South Gate, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	89
407	Santana High (Continuation)	La Puente, CA	Rowland Unified	High	89
408	Kings River High (Continuation)	Sanger, CA	Sanger Unified	High	89
409	Mission View High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	High	90
410	Jamison (Donald C.) High (Continuation)	Lemoore, CA	Lemoore Union High	High	90
411	Jane Addams Continuation	Granada Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	90
412	Alta Vista High (Continuation)	Vista, CA	Vista Unified	High	90
413	Oak View High School & Education Center	Yucaipa, CA	Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified	High	90
414	Monterey High (Continuation)	Burbank, CA	Burbank Unified	High	91
415	John R. Wooden High	Reseda, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	91
416	Bitney Prep High	Grass Valley, CA	Nevada County Office of Education	High	91
417	Oakview High (Alternative)	Anderson, CA	Anderson Union High	High	92
418	Redwood Continuation High	Castro Valley, CA	Castro Valley Unified	High	92
419	Frida Kahlo High	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	92
420	Del Puerto High	Patterson, CA	Patterson Joint Unified	High	92
421	Montecito High (Continuation)	Ramona, CA	Ramona City Unified	High	92
422	Meraki High	Fair Oaks, CA	San Juan Unified	High	93
423	Butte Valley High	Dorris, CA	Butte Valley Unified	High	94
424	Fair View High (Continuation)	Chico, CA	Chico Unified	High	95
425	March Valley	Moreno Valley, CA	Moreno Valley Unified	High	95
426	Mesquite Continuation High	Ridgecrest, CA	Sierra Sands Unified	High	95
427	Noli School	San Jacinto, CA	Noli School	High	95
428	Hayfork High	Hayfork, CA	Mountain Valley Unified	High	96
429	Alpaugh -Senior High	Alpaugh, CA	Alpaugh Unified	High	96
430	Aurora High (Continuation)	Calexico, CA	Calexico Unified	High	96
431	Whitmore Charter High	Ceres, CA	Ceres Unified	High	96
432	Lopez Continuation High	Arroyo Grande, CA	Lucia Mar Unified	High	96
433	North Monterey County Center for Independent Study	Salinas, CA	North Monterey County Unified	High	96
434	Madrone High Continuation	San Rafael, CA	San Rafael City High	High	96
435	Templeton Independent Study High	Templeton, CA	Templeton Unified	High	96
436	Jordan Secondary Learning Center	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	High	97
437	Geyserville New Tech Academy	Geyserville, CA	Geyserville Unified	High	97
438	Warner Junior/Senior High	Warner Springs, CA	Warner Unified	High	98
439	Laytonville High	Laytonville, CA	Laytonville Unified	High	98
440	Vista Nueva Career and Technology High	Sacramento, CA	Twin Rivers Unified	High	99
441	Odyssey Continuation	South Gate, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	100
442	Pershing Continuation High	Fresno, CA	Central Unified	High	101
443	Foothills High	San Marcos, CA	San Marcos Unified	High	101
444	Salinas Community	Salinas, CA	Monterey County Office of Education	High	101
445	Anderson New Technology High	Anderson, CA	Anderson Union High	High	102
446	La Entrada Continuation High	Sacramento, CA	San Juan Unified	High	102
447	Shasta County Independent Study	Redding, CA	Shasta County Office of Education	High	102
448	Capistrano Union High	San Juan Capistrano, CA	Capistrano Unified	High	103
449	Independence Continuation	Lake Balboa, CA	Los Angeles Unified	High	103
450	Central Coast High	Seaside, CA	Monterey Peninsula Unified	High	103

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