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California schools where the Hispanic enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in Hispanic share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 7,414 eligible schools · statewide the share went 51.5% → 56.3% (+4.7 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

HispanicWhiteAsianBlackTwo or more racesPacific IslanderAmerican Indian
Growing shareShrinking sharePeriod1Y5Y10YAllTop 25, ranked by points lost.
#SchoolLvl20102023ChangePts/yrStudentsEnrollment
1Richland Avenue Elementary
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
Elem70.0%11.1%
−58.9
−4.9−140240 → 252
2Santa Rosa French-American Charter (SRFACS)
Santa Rosa · Santa Rosa Elementary
Elem73.0%23.1%
−49.9
−2.4−60230 → 468
3Field (Eugene) Elementary
Pasadena · Pasadena Unified
Elem59.7%11.7%
−48.0
−3.3−133315 → 471
4Broadway Elementary
Venice · Los Angeles Unified
Elem69.3%25.3%
−44.0
−2.6−59277 → 526
5Braddock Drive Elementary
Culver City · Los Angeles Unified
Elem78.3%34.9%
−43.4
−4.0−133423 → 568
6Elysian Heights ES Arts Magnet
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
Elem83.3%41.5%
−41.8
−3.3−68281 → 400
7Howe Avenue Elementary
Sacramento · San Juan Unified
Elem62.6%22.8%
−39.8
−3.6−166524 → 710
8College Park Elementary
San Mateo · San Mateo-Foster City
Elem45.3%6.6%
−38.7
−2.3−107296 → 407
9Mariposa Innovation Academy
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elem59.4%23.5%
−35.9
−0.6−304801 → 732
10Micheltorena Street Elementary
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
Elem84.5%49.2%
−35.3
−3.0−99330 → 366
11Dyer-Kelly Elementary
Sacramento · San Juan Unified
Elem56.5%22.1%
−34.4
−2.9−53375 → 718
12El Dorado Elementary
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elem54.1%20.2%
−33.9
−1.3−306843 → 742
13McKinley Elementary
Petaluma · Petaluma City Elementary
Elem81.6%48.1%
−33.5
−3.6+8217 → 385
14Hawaiian Elementary
Hawaiian Gardens · ABC Unified
Elem95.1%61.9%
−33.2
−3.3−290488 → 281
15Pacific Beach Middle
San Diego · San Diego Unified
Middle64.2%31.1%
−33.1
−2.8−252698 → 631
16Cadman Elementary
San Diego · San Diego Unified
Elem64.7%31.6%
−33.1
−2.2−35150 → 196
17Cedarlane Academy
Hacienda Heights · Hacienda la Puente Unified
Elem80.8%49.3%
−31.5
−2.4−167593 → 633
18Linda Verde Dual Language Academy
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elem58.6%28.1%
−30.5
+0.4−290801 → 638
19Sunnydale Academy of Marketing and Entrepreneurship
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elem47.9%18.8%
−29.1
−0.6−239697 → 504
20Playa del Rey Elementary
Culver City · Los Angeles Unified
Elem65.4%36.5%
−28.9
−1.8−35205 → 271
21Piute Middle
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Middle56.6%28.2%
−28.4
−0.3−4081,103 → 767
22Mark Twain Middle
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
Middle81.5%53.1%
−28.4
−2.6−69707 → 955
23Vista Innovation and Design Academy
Vista · Vista Unified
Middle83.0%55.2%
−27.8
−3.0−133695 → 804
24Jack Northrop Elementary
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elem48.9%21.3%
−27.6
−0.2−293885 → 658
25Monte Vista Elementary
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elem47.2%19.9%
−27.3
−0.2−195748 → 792

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2010 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; “Hispanic” is that source's category.