California schools where the Two or more races enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in Two or more races share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 7,616 eligible schools · statewide the share went 3.1% → 5.6% (+2.5 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

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Growing share Shrinking shareTop 25, ranked by points lost.

#	School	Lvl	2013	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Santa Ynez Elementary Santa Ynez · College Elementary	Elem	97.1%	6.7%	−90.4	−7.0	−157	173 → 164
2	Paradise Charter Modesto · Paradise Elementary	Elem	72.7%	13.9%	−58.8	−6.9	−71	121 → 122
3	Southside Elementary Hollister · Southside Elementary	Elem	49.8%	0.4%	−49.4	−5.3	−129	261 → 236
4	Arcata High Arcata · Northern Humboldt Union High	High	40.1%	9.5%	−30.6	−1.4	−238	832 → 1,011
5	Westborough Middle South San Francisco · South San Francisco Unified	Middle	32.6%	7.1%	−25.5	−1.3	−176	653 → 519
6	El Camino High South San Francisco · South San Francisco Unified	High	25.8%	5.6%	−20.2	−1.0	−322	1,486 → 1,088
7	Neil Cummins Elementary Corte Madera · Larkspur-Corte Madera	Elem	28.5%	8.7%	−19.8	−1.8	−200	840 → 450
8	Santa Cruz County Community Santa Cruz · Santa Cruz County Office of Education	High	21.8%	2.2%	−19.6	−1.0	−121	629 → 733
9	Skyline Elementary Daly City · South San Francisco Unified	Elem	29.8%	10.6%	−19.2	−0.9	−75	379 → 359
10	Kelseyville Elementary Kelseyville · Kelseyville Unified	Elem	22.9%	4.4%	−18.5	−0.5	−90	503 → 573
11	Avocado Elementary La Mesa · Cajon Valley Union	Elem	23.8%	6.2%	−17.6	−1.7	−89	529 → 600
12	South San Francisco High South San Francisco · South San Francisco Unified	High	20.7%	4.3%	−16.4	−0.8	−249	1,471 → 1,287
13	Quailwood Elementary Bakersfield · Fruitvale Elementary	Elem	20.7%	4.4%	−16.3	−1.2	−67	396 → 338
14	Del Mar Elementary Santa Cruz · Live Oak Elementary	Elem	18.8%	3.2%	−15.6	−1.4	−66	404 → 310
15	R. J. Neutra N.A.S. Lemoore · Central Union Elementary	Elem	27.0%	12.0%	−15.0	−0.7	−97	548 → 424
16	Jefferson Sacramento · Natomas Unified	Elem	23.3%	8.8%	−14.5	−1.4	−48	480 → 731
17	McKinley Elementary Gridley · Gridley Unified	Elem	18.6%	4.4%	−14.2	−0.2	−47	328 → 316
18	Oak Valley Elementary Buellton · Buellton Union Elementary	Elem	19.8%	5.9%	−13.9	−0.5	−67	450 → 371
19	Oster Elementary San Jose · Union Elementary	Elem	21.1%	8.1%	−13.0	−1.6	−62	535 → 627
20	Salinas Community Salinas · Monterey County Office of Education	High	12.0%	0.0%	−12.0	−1.1	−36	301 → 104
21	Hollywood Beach Elementary Oxnard · Hueneme Elementary	Elem	20.3%	8.9%	−11.4	−0.9	−52	390 → 303
22	Eucalyptus Elementary Hesperia · Hesperia Unified	Elem	13.2%	2.0%	−11.2	−1.6	−73	676 → 792
23	Butteville Elementary Weed · Butteville Union Elementary	Elem	15.1%	4.7%	−10.4	−2.3	−23	199 → 149
24	Fieldbrook Elementary McKinleyville · Fieldbrook Elementary	Elem	15.7%	5.4%	−10.3	−0.8	−16	140 → 111
25	Sycamore Middle Gridley · Gridley Unified	Middle	12.2%	2.2%	−10.0	−0.9	−40	411 → 448

Ranked by percentage-point decrease in this group's share of enrollment. Schools need at least 100 students in both 2013 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 all years) 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; “Two or more races” is that source's category.