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California schools where the White enrollment share is shrinking fastest

Change in White share of enrollment, 2010 to 2023 · 7,414 eligible schools · statewide the share went 26.6% → 20.0% (−6.6 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
1Newcastle Charter
Newcastle · Newcastle Elementary
Elem81.2%6.3%
−74.9
−2.9−135192 → 334
2Newcastle Elementary
Newcastle · Newcastle Elementary
Elem76.3%4.8%
−71.5
−2.5−134186 → 165
3Pinetree Community Elementary
Canyon Country · Sulphur Springs Union
Elem82.1%31.4%
−50.7
−3.5−310630 → 660
4Vista del Valle Elementary
Claremont · Claremont Unified
Elem58.6%8.5%
−50.1
−1.7−143285 → 281
5Blosser Lane Elementary
Willits · Willits Unified
Elem65.6%16.8%
−48.8
−3.1−182360 → 321
6Brookside Elementary
Willits · Willits Unified
Elem61.1%14.6%
−46.5
−4.0−182388 → 377
7Walnut Grove Elementary
Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified
Elem72.1%26.1%
−46.0
−3.9−344710 → 644
8John Muir Elementary
San Bruno · San Bruno Park Elementary
Elem45.3%0.7%
−44.6
−3.1−159358 → 427
9Mountain View Elementary
Claremont · Claremont Unified
Elem59.8%16.4%
−43.4
−1.3−210470 → 434
10Oakmont Elementary
Claremont · Claremont Unified
Elem66.9%24.1%
−42.8
−1.2−137308 → 286
11Canyon Crest Academy
San Diego · San Dieguito Union High
High79.2%37.4%
−41.8
−3.2−6831,893 → 2,183
12Rancho Elementary
Novato · Novato Unified
Elem78.7%37.0%
−41.7
−3.6−260494 → 349
13Sumner Elementary
Claremont · Claremont Unified
Elem65.8%25.1%
−40.7
−1.6−292612 → 442
14El Roble Intermediate
Claremont · Claremont Unified
Middle66.8%26.3%
−40.5
−1.4−5091,126 → 923
15Donlon Elementary
Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified
Elem53.8%13.6%
−40.2
−3.1−306753 → 729
16Claremont High
Claremont · Claremont Unified
High69.0%29.0%
−40.0
−1.6−1,0532,444 → 2,182
17Snowline Academy
Phelan · Snowline Joint Unified
Other68.9%29.2%
−39.7
−3.0−31103 → 137
18San Bernardino County Special Education
San Bernardino · San Bernardino County Office of Education
Other55.7%16.4%
−39.3
−3.0−7001,759 → 1,706
19Baldy Mesa Elementary
Phelan · Snowline Joint Unified
Elem54.9%15.6%
−39.3
−2.6−336886 → 960
20Sycamore Junior High
Anaheim · Anaheim Union High
Middle41.4%2.3%
−39.1
−1.1−6301,590 → 1,238
21Nestle Avenue Charter
Tarzana · Los Angeles Unified
Elem79.6%41.0%
−38.6
−2.4−257550 → 441
22Marian Bergeson Elementary
Laguna Niguel · Capistrano Unified
Elem62.6%24.1%
−38.5
−3.0−233559 → 486
23Arroyo Elementary
Simi Valley · Simi Valley Unified
Elem53.0%14.5%
−38.5
−3.6−151349 → 235
24Unidos Middle
Napa · Napa Valley Unified
Middle61.4%23.0%
−38.4
−2.3−85363 → 599
25Meadowlark Elementary
Acton · Acton-Agua Dulce Unified
Elem67.5%30.4%
−37.1
−2.7−178425 → 359

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; “White” is that source's category.