California schools where the Asian enrollment share is growing fastest

Change in Asian share of enrollment, 2018 to 2023 · 7,788 eligible schools · statewide the share went 12.4% → 12.8% (+0.4 points). Schools above that outpaced CA.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

Growing share Shrinking sharePeriod1Y 5Y 10Y AllTop 25, ranked by points gained.

#	School	Lvl	2018	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Monticello Elementary Tracy · Jefferson Elementary	Elem	14.8%	57.4%	+42.6	+9.6	+310	460 → 658
2	Jefferson Tracy · Jefferson Elementary	Middle	17.2%	55.2%	+38.0	+8.1	+219	400 → 522
3	Nile Garden Elementary Manteca · Manteca Unified	Elem	14.9%	45.5%	+30.6	+5.8	+429	651 → 1,155
4	Encinita Elementary Rosemead · Rosemead Elementary	Elem	26.1%	55.2%	+29.1	+6.0	+126	345 → 391
5	Starr King K-8 Carmichael · San Juan Unified	Elem	16.4%	39.7%	+23.3	+4.7	+223	706 → 854
6	Pantera Elementary Diamond Bar · Pomona Unified	Elem	44.5%	66.9%	+22.4	+4.4	+143	407 → 484
7	E. M. Grimmer Elementary Fremont · Fremont Unified	Elem	34.3%	55.9%	+21.6	+4.9	−23	481 → 254
8	Walnut Grove Elementary Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified	Elem	39.9%	61.3%	+21.4	+4.5	+96	749 → 644
9	Carleton P. Lightfoot Elementary Alta Loma · Etiwanda Elementary	Elem	19.6%	40.1%	+20.5	+4.4	+238	550 → 863
10	Hidden Trails Elementary Chino Hills · Chino Valley Unified	Elem	48.9%	67.9%	+19.0	+4.0	+126	466 → 521
11	New Haven Academy Union City · New Haven Unified	Other	12.4%	31.2%	+18.8	+3.8	+72	121 → 279
12	Cecil B. DeMille My Viet Language Academy Midway City · Westminster	Elem	51.5%	69.9%	+18.4	+4.0	+127	480 → 535
13	Windmill Springs Elementary San Jose · Franklin-McKinley Elementary	Elem	49.5%	67.7%	+18.2	+4.2	+161	440 → 560
14	Northwood Elementary Sacramento · Twin Rivers Unified	Elem	8.4%	26.6%	+18.2	+3.5	+75	467 → 428
15	Cyrus J. Morris Elementary Walnut · Walnut Valley Unified	Elem	50.7%	68.1%	+17.4	+3.4	+79	493 → 483
16	Cottage Elementary Sacramento · San Juan Unified	Elem	24.1%	41.4%	+17.3	+3.4	+118	353 → 490
17	Mabel M. Paine Elementary Yorba Linda · Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified	Elem	20.1%	37.3%	+17.2	+3.5	+70	438 → 424
18	Vintage Hills Elementary Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified	Elem	39.1%	56.0%	+16.9	+3.6	+43	629 → 516
19	Cedarlane Academy Hacienda Heights · Hacienda la Puente Unified	Elem	30.3%	47.1%	+16.8	+3.6	+123	577 → 633
20	William Northrup Elementary Alhambra · Alhambra Unified	Elem	41.2%	57.7%	+16.5	+4.6	+209	565 → 766
21	Wicklund Elementary Mountain House · Lammersville Joint Unified	Elem	31.9%	48.1%	+16.2	+3.9	+118	753 → 744
22	Donlon Elementary Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified	Elem	57.8%	73.8%	+16.0	+3.1	+100	758 → 729
23	Guy Jr. Emanuele Elementary Union City · New Haven Unified	Elem	30.9%	46.8%	+15.9	+3.4	+144	569 → 684
24	Howe Avenue Elementary Sacramento · San Juan Unified	Elem	21.6%	37.5%	+15.9	+3.4	+93	801 → 710
25	Arcade Middle Sacramento · San Juan Unified	Middle	9.5%	25.3%	+15.8	+3.2	+57	444 → 391

Ranked by percentage-point increase in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2018 and 2023 to be ranked — without a floor the list fills with tiny schools swinging on a handful of children. Share and headcount can move differently as total enrollment changes, which is what the Pts/yr (trend across the selected period) and Students (headcount gained or lost) columns are there to expose. Enrollment counts come from the federal Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute; “Asian” is that source's category.