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The smallest public middle schools in California · page 20

Ranks 951–1,000 of the smallest public schools in California. Back to page 1.

SMALLEST · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Level	Students
951	Ladera Vista Junior High School of the Arts	Fullerton, CA	Fullerton Elementary	Middle	820
952	Orinda Intermediate	Orinda, CA	Orinda Union	Middle	822
953	Cactus Medical Health and Technology Magnet Academy	Palmdale, CA	Palmdale Elementary	Middle	822
954	Pacoima Middle	Pacoima, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Middle	823
955	Luther Burbank Mid Sch Sci Tech Engr Arts and Math Magnet	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Middle	824
956	Pomolita Middle	Ukiah, CA	Ukiah Unified	Middle	826
957	James E. Potter Intermediate	Fallbrook, CA	Fallbrook Union Elementary	Middle	828
958	Sequoia Middle	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	Middle	829
959	Los Angeles Academy Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Middle	829
960	Sierra Middle	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	Middle	829
961	El Camino Junior High	Santa Maria, CA	Santa Maria-Bonita	Middle	830
962	Alta Loma Junior High	Alta Loma, CA	Alta Loma Elementary	Middle	831
963	La Colina Junior High	Santa Barbara, CA	Santa Barbara Unified	Middle	832
964	Colina Middle	Thousand Oaks, CA	Conejo Valley Unified	Middle	832
965	Jessie Nelson Academy	Signal Hill, CA	Long Beach Unified	Middle	832
966	Melva Davis Academy of Excellence	Victorville, CA	Adelanto Elementary	Middle	833
967	Vista Innovation and Design Academy	Vista, CA	Vista Unified	Middle	834
968	New Vista Middle	Lancaster, CA	Lancaster Elementary	Middle	835
969	Diablo Vista Middle	Danville, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	Middle	835
970	Pinon Mesa Middle	Phelan, CA	Snowline Joint Unified	Middle	835
971	Scandinavian Middle	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	Middle	836
972	Vista Magnet Middle School of Technology Science and Math	Vista, CA	Vista Unified	Middle	836
973	Thomas A. Edison Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Middle	837
974	Jack G. Desmond Middle	Madera, CA	Madera Unified	Middle	838
975	Oak Avenue Intermediate	Temple City, CA	Temple City Unified	Middle	839
976	Matthew Gage Middle	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	Middle	840
977	Sam H. Lawson Middle	Cupertino, CA	Cupertino Union	Middle	841
978	Theodore Roosevelt Middle	Glendale, CA	Glendale Unified	Middle	842
979	Rancho Pico Junior High	Stevenson Ranch, CA	William S. Hart Union High	Middle	842
980	Millswood Middle	Lodi, CA	Lodi Unified	Middle	843
981	Mary McLeod Bethune Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Middle	843
982	Andrew Carnegie Middle	Carson, CA	Los Angeles Unified	Middle	843
983	Martinez Junior High	Martinez, CA	Martinez Unified	Middle	843
984	Sinaloa Middle	Simi Valley, CA	Simi Valley Unified	Middle	843
985	El Monte Middle	Orosi, CA	Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified	Middle	844
986	Frank Augustus Miller Middle	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	Middle	844
987	Atascadero Middle	Atascadero, CA	Atascadero Unified	Middle	845
988	Balboa Middle	Ventura, CA	Ventura Unified	Middle	845
989	Hillview Middle	Menlo Park, CA	Menlo Park City Elementary	Middle	846
990	Warner Middle	Westminster, CA	Westminster	Middle	846
991	Washington Middle	Long Beach, CA	Long Beach Unified	Middle	849
992	Landmark Middle	Moreno Valley, CA	Moreno Valley Unified	Middle	849
993	Martin Luther King Middle	Berkeley, CA	Berkeley Unified	Middle	851
994	Rio Vista Middle	Fresno, CA	Central Unified	Middle	851
995	Terrace Hills Middle	Grand Terrace, CA	Colton Joint Unified	Middle	852
996	Charlotte Wood Middle	Danville, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	Middle	853
997	D. Russell Parks Junior High	Fullerton, CA	Fullerton Elementary	Middle	854
998	Chalone Peaks Middle	King City, CA	King City Union	Middle	854
999	Mission Middle	Escondido, CA	Escondido Union	Middle	855
1000	O'Hara Park Middle	Oakley, CA	Oakley Union Elementary	Middle	856

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