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California schools where the Pacific Islander enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in Pacific Islander share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 7,414 eligible schools · statewide the share went 0.6% → 0.4% (−0.2 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
1Parkside Montessori
San Mateo · San Mateo-Foster City
Elem14.8%1.2%
−13.6
−1.5−55406 → 419
2Del Amo Elementary
Carson · Los Angeles Unified
Elem13.2%1.6%
−11.6
−1.0−48400 → 307
3Brown Jr. (Willie L) Middle
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
Middle14.0%3.8%
−10.2
−0.6−11164 → 313
4Dolores Street Elementary
Carson · Los Angeles Unified
Elem9.6%1.6%
−8.0
−0.6−54638 → 436
5Harte (Bret) Elementary
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
Elem15.8%8.5%
−7.3
−0.8−17240 → 247
6Marshall (Thurgood) High
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
High7.5%0.4%
−7.1
−0.4−56769 → 477
7Horace Mann Elementary
Oakland · Oakland Unified
Elem7.6%0.5%
−7.1
−0.7−25344 → 182
8Webster Elementary
Long Beach · Long Beach Unified
Elem6.9%0.6%
−6.3
−0.4−37577 → 497
9Pegasus High
San Jose · East Side Union High
High7.0%1.5%
−5.5
−0.2−6114 → 136
10Webster (Daniel) Elementary
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
Elem5.2%0.0%
−5.2
−0.3−12229 → 356
11Andrew Carnegie Middle
Carson · Los Angeles Unified
Middle7.1%1.9%
−5.2
−0.5−811,363 → 838
12Cottage Grove Elementary
San Mateo · San Mateo-Foster City
Elem11.1%6.0%
−5.1
−0.4−32477 → 349
13Schafer Park Elementary
Hayward · Hayward Unified
Elem6.8%1.8%
−5.0
−0.4−22485 → 623
14Woodbine Elementary
Sacramento · Sacramento City Unified
Elem6.4%1.5%
−4.9
−0.5−23424 → 271
15Elverta Elementary
Elverta · Elverta Joint Elementary
Elem4.9%0.0%
−4.9
−0.4−9183 → 150
16South Shores/CSUDH Visual and Performing Arts
San Pedro · Los Angeles Unified
Elem5.6%0.7%
−4.9
−0.4−25502 → 437
17J. C. Crumpton Elementary
Marina · Monterey Peninsula Unified
Elem7.0%2.2%
−4.8
−0.3−20442 → 497
18Caroldale Learning Community
Carson · Los Angeles Unified
Elem7.1%2.5%
−4.6
−0.4−52964 → 646
19Robertson High (Continuation)
Fremont · Fremont Unified
High4.6%0.0%
−4.6
−0.1−12262 → 169
20North Shoreview Montessori
San Mateo · San Mateo-Foster City
Elem6.2%1.7%
−4.5
−0.4−18371 → 293
21Del Paso Heights Elementary
Sacramento · Twin Rivers Unified
Elem6.3%1.9%
−4.4
−0.2−21478 → 469
22Junipero Serra Elementary
Daly City · South San Francisco Unified
Elem4.6%0.3%
−4.3
−0.3−16370 → 288
23McKinley Elementary
Long Beach · Long Beach Unified
Elem5.5%1.4%
−4.1
−0.2−35767 → 494
24Aloha Elementary
Lakewood · ABC Unified
Elem4.9%0.9%
−4.0
−0.4−15368 → 316
25President Avenue Elementary
Harbor City · Los Angeles Unified
Elem3.7%0.0%
−3.7
−0.3−17455 → 362

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; “Pacific Islander” is that source's category.