California schools where the Hispanic population is growing fastest

Change in Hispanic share of enrollment, 2013 to 2023 · 7,616 schools ranked · statewide the share went 53.3% → 56.4% (+3.1 points), so anything above that is outpacing CA.

Hispanic White Asian Black Two or more races Pacific Islander American Indian

#	School	Lvl	2013	2023	Change	Pts/yr	Students	Enrollment
1	Calero High San Jose · East Side Union High	High	32.4%	88.4%	+56.0	+5.0	+61	259 → 164
2	Santa Ynez Elementary Santa Ynez · College Elementary	Elem	1.2%	54.9%	+53.7	+4.2	+88	173 → 164
3	Marshall (Thurgood) High San Francisco · San Francisco Unified	High	26.6%	78.2%	+51.6	+4.9	+241	496 → 477
4	Rudsdale Continuation High Oakland · Oakland Unified	High	40.3%	87.8%	+47.5	+4.9	+207	149 → 304
5	Unidos Middle Napa · Napa Valley Unified	Middle	29.2%	73.3%	+44.1	+3.9	+335	356 → 599
6	Urban Corps of San Diego County Charter San Diego · Mono County Office of Education	High	32.8%	74.8%	+42.0	+4.9	+99	177 → 210
7	Central Valley Home Kingsburg · Kingsburg Elementary Charter	Elem	31.0%	72.7%	+41.7	+4.8	+44	158 → 128
8	Hope Anaheim · Anaheim Union High	High	19.9%	61.1%	+41.2	+2.4	+78	326 → 234
9	Benjamin Foxen Elementary Santa Maria · Blochman Union Elementary	Elem	11.9%	51.6%	+39.7	+2.8	+83	134 → 192
10	Arroyo Elementary Simi Valley · Simi Valley Unified	Elem	39.8%	75.7%	+35.9	+3.2	+65	284 → 235
11	Paradise Charter Modesto · Paradise Elementary	Elem	26.4%	62.3%	+35.9	+4.3	+44	121 → 122
12	Jessie Baker Elk Grove · Elk Grove Unified	Other	0.0%	35.7%	+35.7	+2.0	+60	177 → 168
13	Fresno County Special Education Fresno · Fresno County Office of Education	Other	43.6%	78.5%	+34.9	+2.5	+204	560 → 571
14	Maricopa Elementary Maricopa · Maricopa Unified	Elem	26.8%	61.4%	+34.6	+3.2	+40	183 → 145
15	Napa Valley Independent Studies Napa · Napa Valley Unified	High	31.2%	65.3%	+34.1	+3.0	+22	189 → 124
16	North Monterey County Center for Independent Study Salinas · North Monterey County Unified	High	41.7%	75.6%	+33.9	+3.6	+51	115 → 131
17	Wilton Place Elementary Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified	Elem	50.1%	83.7%	+33.6	+0.9	−191	882 → 300
18	Meadowlark Elementary Acton · Acton-Agua Dulce Unified	Elem	30.2%	63.5%	+33.3	+3.2	+110	391 → 359
19	Conley Elementary Taft · Taft City	Elem	49.2%	82.2%	+33.0	+3.2	+129	236 → 298
20	Robert Randall World Languages Milpitas · Milpitas Unified	Elem	49.8%	81.5%	+31.7	+3.5	+38	410 → 297
21	Olympic High Concord · Mt. Diablo Unified	High	50.6%	81.2%	+30.6	+2.6	+24	338 → 240
22	Auburn Elementary Auburn · Auburn Union Elementary	Elem	14.5%	45.0%	+30.5	+1.7	+175	490 → 547
23	Rancho Elementary Novato · Novato Unified	Elem	14.3%	44.7%	+30.4	+2.7	+85	498 → 349
24	John Finney High (Continuation) Vallejo · Vallejo City Unified	High	29.8%	60.1%	+30.3	+2.3	+30	188 → 143
25	Oak Grove Middle Jamul · Jamul-Dulzura Union Elementary	Middle	41.5%	71.4%	+29.9	+3.3	+52	248 → 217

Ranked by percentage-point change 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. A share can also rise because a school shrank around the group, 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; “Hispanic” is that source's category.