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The largest high schools in California are mostly in Los Angeles.
California has a total area of 13 014 schools and that in 2079 secondary schools.
1st Belmont Senior High School is the largest high school in California because of the high population of Westlake district. It has a total of 5336 enrollees in 2006. It is located in downtown Los Angeles and is aimed at students aged 9 to 12 degree. It was founded in 11.09.1923 and is now managed by Gary Yoshinobu as District Principal. Team members represent the school as the Sentinels. Heavy application will be distributed shortly to another center, the Belmont Learning Center now known as Vista Hermosa Learning Center.
2nd Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School is the second largest school in California with a total of 5126 students and 220 full-time teachers. A regular school, belongs to the Los Angeles Unified, which is suitable for grades 9-12 and a student teacher ratio of 1.23. Ethnicity is the Asians, Indians, non-Hispanics, Latinos and whites together. inhabited from the date of the school with the most Hispanics.
3rd Long Beach Polytechnic High School is the third largest school in California. It’s in Long Beach. It is not just for high school students from Long Beach and Bixby Knolls, Signal Hill and Lakewood. It was founded in 1895 and was formerly known as Long Beach High School and now more popularly known as Poly One of the Long Beach Unified District. It is populated with over 5000 students. This school is not focused only on academics but also in athletics, because the Sports Illustrated magazines like “Sports School of the Century named in 2005. It also has several Grammy Awards for their music program. Famous graduates are Snoop Dogg, Tony Gwynn, Billie Jean King, and Cameron Diaz.
4th James A. Garfield Senior High School is the fourth largest high school in California. It is suitable for grades 9-12 with a total of 4569 students.
5th John H. Francis Polytechnic High School is the fifth largest high school in California. It is a school of the Los Angeles Unified District, located in Sun Valley from Los Angeles. It was founded in 1900 and a known competitor from North Hollywood High School. The mascot is a parrot named Joe Poly.
6th John Marshall Senior High School is the sixth largest school in California. It is a public school that is suitable for students in grades 9-12 and a total population of 4561 students. Founded in 1931, named after the great Chief Justice John Marshall, who built the American system of constitutional law. The motto of the school Vincit Veritas or Truth conquers. The students are known as lawyers, because the school mascot is Johnny Barrister. Recently launched the program to the school to provide funds to help a parent participation. This order means that parents must participate actively in the planning and evaluation of budgets and school.
7th Bell High School is the home of the mighty eagle and is the seventh largest school in California. There is another member of the Los Angeles Unified District, the students take in grades 9-12. It was founded in 1925 and 4778 the number of students from the previous survey.
8th Los Angeles Senior High School, the eight largest schools in California. It is a public school that is suitable for students in grades 9-12 and has a population of 4405 students.
9th James Monroe High is the ninth largest school in California. It is also the Los Angeles Unified District. It is known for its small learning communities and magnet schools very popular. It was founded in 1958 and headquartered in North Hills, California.
10th Wilson High School, the tenth largest school in California, is another member of the Los Angeles Unified District, which was founded in 1937. Popularly known as Woodrow Wilson High School is known, a public school, students in grades 9-12 covers. It is open to students from Hillside Village, El Sereno, and University Hills, plus terrace and Ramona City Gardens. It has a population of 3,000 students with a mascot named Seymour Mule.