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California schools where the White enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in White share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 7,616 eligible schools · statewide the share went 24.9% → 19.9% (−5.0 points). Schools with the most negative changes appear first, regardless of the statewide direction.

HispanicWhiteAsianBlackTwo or more racesPacific IslanderAmerican Indian
Growing shareShrinking shareTop 25, ranked by points lost.
#SchoolLvl20132023ChangePts/yrStudentsEnrollment
1Newcastle Charter
Newcastle · Newcastle Elementary
Elem86.3%6.3%
−80.0
−4.9193248334
2Newcastle Elementary
Newcastle · Newcastle Elementary
Elem80.1%4.8%
−75.3
−3.8117156165
3Walnut Grove Elementary
Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified
Elem70.2%26.1%
−44.1
−4.6332712644
4John Muir Elementary
San Bruno · San Bruno Park Elementary
Elem44.3%0.7%
−43.6
−4.0151348427
5Blosser Lane Elementary
Willits · Willits Unified
Elem57.2%16.8%
−40.4
−3.273222321
6Brookside Elementary
Willits · Willits Unified
Elem52.9%14.6%
−38.3
−5.0197476377
7Central Valley Home
Kingsburg · Kingsburg Elementary Charter
Elem57.6%19.5%
−38.1
−4.666158128
8Unidos Middle
Napa · Napa Valley Unified
Middle60.7%23.0%
−37.7
−3.378356599
9Benjamin Foxen Elementary
Santa Maria · Blochman Union Elementary
Elem78.4%41.7%
−36.7
−2.325134192
10Meadowlark Elementary
Acton · Acton-Agua Dulce Unified
Elem65.0%30.4%
−34.6
−3.4145391359
11Maricopa Elementary
Maricopa · Maricopa Unified
Elem70.5%35.9%
−34.6
−3.377183145
12Napa Valley Independent Studies
Napa · Napa Valley Unified
High59.8%25.8%
−34.0
−3.281189124
13Arroyo Elementary
Simi Valley · Simi Valley Unified
Elem48.2%14.5%
−33.7
−3.4103284235
14Lakewood Elementary
Lodi · Lodi Unified
Elem67.4%34.1%
−33.3
−3.7216568490
15Fox Elementary
Belmont · Belmont-Redwood Shores Elementary
Elem55.7%22.4%
−33.3
−3.4155449424
16Parkview
Placentia · Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified
Other73.5%40.3%
−33.2
−2.990219176
17North Monterey County Center for Independent Study
Salinas · North Monterey County Unified
High53.0%19.8%
−33.2
−3.435115131
18McKinley Elementary
Burlingame · Burlingame Elementary
Elem59.3%26.2%
−33.1
−3.7137482569
19Stevenson Elementary
Mountain View · Mountain View Whisman
Elem59.4%26.9%
−32.5
−2.991357450
20Canyon Crest Academy
San Diego · San Dieguito Union High
High69.8%37.4%
−32.4
−3.34891,8692,183
21Oak Grove Middle
Jamul · Jamul-Dulzura Union Elementary
Middle50.4%18.0%
−32.4
−3.786248217
22Vintage Hills Elementary
Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified
Elem57.4%25.2%
−32.2
−3.2220610516
23Nestle Avenue Charter
Tarzana · Los Angeles Unified
Elem73.1%41.0%
−32.1
−4.9241577441
24Keyes to Learning Charter
Keyes · Keyes Union
Other76.4%44.4%
−32.0
−3.3111351354
25Woodland Hills Elementary Charter for Enriched Studies
Woodland Hills · Los Angeles Unified
Elem72.7%41.0%
−31.7
−5.1234677630

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; “White” is that source's category.