Public schools in California
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10,288 public schools in California.
From NCES’s yearly directory of Jul 1, 2026.
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- Public special education school for grades 9 to 12 MERIT Academy El Cajon, California 92020 77.2%of students chronically absent, 2022-2368students, 2024-259.7students per teacher Levelpublic special education school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students68Per teacher9.7Chronically absent77.2%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 2 Merle L. Fuller Elementary Chowchilla, California 93610 35.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-23508students, 2024-2519.5students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 2GradesK to 2Students508Per teacher19.5Chronically absent35.9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Merle S. Casey Elementary Rialto, California 92376 43.2%of students chronically absent, 2022-23563students, 2024-2522.5students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students563Per teacher22.5Chronically absent43.2%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Merlinda Elementary West Covina, California 91790 23.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23460students, 2024-2522.8students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students460Per teacher22.8Chronically absent23.3%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Merquin Elementary Stevinson, California 95374 25.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23126students, 2024-2518.0students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students126Per teacher18Chronically absent25.8%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 Merrill F. West High Tracy, California 95376 26.2%of students chronically absent, 2022-231,920students, 2024-2521.4students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students1,920Per teacher21.4Chronically absent26.2%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Merritt Trace Elementary San Jose, California 95126 36.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23829students, 2024-2522.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students829Per teacher22.2Chronically absent36.3%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Merton E. Hill Elementary Garden Grove, California 92844 21.2%of students chronically absent, 2022-23278students, 2024-2520.6students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students278Per teacher20.6Chronically absent21.2%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 Mervyn M. Dymally High Los Angeles, California 90003 50.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-23654students, 2024-2514.8students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students654Per teacher14.8Chronically absent50.9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Merwin Elementary Covina, California 91722 18.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23462students, 2024-2523.1students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students462Per teacher23.1Chronically absent18.3%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Mesa Elementary West Covina, California 91791 15.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-23753students, 2024-2524.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students753Per teacher24.2Chronically absent15.9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 8 Mesa Elementary Somis, California 93066 13.7%of students chronically absent, 2022-23597students, 2024-2520.4students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 8GradesK to 8Students597Per teacher20.4Chronically absent13.7%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Mesa Grande Elementary Hesperia, California 92345 49.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23715students, 2024-2523.4students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students715Per teacher23.4Chronically absent49.1%
- Public middle school for grades 6 to 8 Mesa Linda Middle Victorville, California 92392 68.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23735students, 2024-2517.6students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 6 to 8Grades6 to 8Students735Per teacher17.6Chronically absent68%
- Public middle school for grades 7 to 8 Mesa Middle Arroyo Grande, California 93420 31.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23474students, 2024-2519.0students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 7 to 8Grades7 to 8Students474Per teacher19Chronically absent31.8%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 8 Mesa Robles Hacienda Heights, California 91745 11.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-231,246students, 2024-2527.1students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 8GradesK to 8Students1,246Per teacher27.1Chronically absent11.3%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Mesa Verde Elementary Oakdale, California 95361 43.6%of students chronically absent, 2022-23529students, 2024-2524.0students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students529Per teacher24Chronically absent43.6%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 Mesa Verde High Citrus Heights, California 95621 35.6%of students chronically absent, 2022-23894students, 2024-2519.9students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students894Per teacher19.9Chronically absent35.6%
- Public middle school for grades 6 to 8 Mesa Verde Middle Moorpark, California 93021 13.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23574students, 2024-2525.5students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 6 to 8Grades6 to 8Students574Per teacher25.5Chronically absent13.8%
- Public middle school for grades 6 to 8 Mesa Verde Middle San Diego, California 92129 11.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-231,178students, 2024-2525.1students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 6 to 8Grades6 to 8Students1,178Per teacher25.1Chronically absent11.4%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Mesa View Elementary Romoland, California 92585 29.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23911students, 2024-2522.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students911Per teacher22.2Chronically absent29.8%
- Public middle school for grades 6 to 8 Mesa View Middle Huntington Beach, California 92647 13.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23817students, 2024-2523.2students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 6 to 8Grades6 to 8Students817Per teacher23.2Chronically absent13%
- Public middle school for grades 6 to 8 Mesa View Middle Calimesa, California 92399 33.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23717students, 2024-2522.4students per teacher Levelpublic middle school for grades 6 to 8Grades6 to 8Students717Per teacher22.4Chronically absent33%
- Public alternative school for grades 9 to 12 Mesquite Continuation High Ridgecrest, California 93555 100.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-2395students, 2024-2513.8students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students95Per teacher13.8Chronically absent100%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Mesquite Elementary Palmdale, California 93552 20.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-23582students, 2024-2526.8students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students582Per teacher26.8Chronically absent20.9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Mesquite Trails Elementary Hesperia, California 92344 38.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23882students, 2024-2525.9students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students882Per teacher25.9Chronically absent38.1%
- Public charter school for grades K to 12 Method Schools LA Temecula, California 92590 31.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-23227students, 2024-2514.1students per teacher Levelpublic charter school for grades K to 12GradesK to 12Students227Per teacher14.1Chronically absent31.4%
- Public charter school for grades K to 12 Method Summit Academy El Cajon, California 92019 Levelpublic charter school for grades K to 12GradesK to 12StudentsNot givenPer teacherNot publishedChronically absentNot published
- Public charter school for grades K to 12 MethodSchools Temecula, California 92590 33.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23428students, 2024-2527.5students per teacher Levelpublic charter school for grades K to 12GradesK to 12Students428Per teacher27.5Chronically absent33%
- Public alternative school for grades 9 to 12 Metropolitan Continuation Los Angeles, California 90021 100.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-2362students, 2024-2515.7students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students62Per teacher15.7Chronically absent100%
- Public alternative school for grades 9 to 12 MetWest High Oakland, California 94606 199students, 2024-2514.3students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students199Per teacher14.3Chronically absentNot published
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Meyers Elementary South Lake Tahoe, California 96150 21.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-23334students, 2024-2523.9students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students334Per teacher23.9Chronically absent21.9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Meyler Street Elementary Torrance, California 90502 33.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23603students, 2024-2519.5students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students603Per teacher19.5Chronically absent33.8%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Michael D’Arcy Elementary Fontana, California 92337 33.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23336students, 2024-2521.0students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students336Per teacher21Chronically absent33.3%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Michael G. Wickman Elementary Chino Hills, California 91709 9.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23710students, 2024-2524.8students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students710Per teacher24.8Chronically absent9%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Michael J. Castori Elementary Sacramento, California 95838 59.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23545students, 2024-2523.7students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students545Per teacher23.7Chronically absent59.1%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Michelle Obama Elementary Panorama City, California 91402 39.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23570students, 2024-2521.1students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students570Per teacher21.1Chronically absent39.8%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Michelle Obama Elementary Richmond, California 94805 45.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23431students, 2024-2522.3students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students431Per teacher22.3Chronically absent45%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 5 Micheltorena Street Elementary Los Angeles, California 90026 19.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-23388students, 2024-2519.4students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 5GradesK to 5Students388Per teacher19.4Chronically absent19.1%
- Public elementary school for grades K to 6 Mickey Cox Elementary Clovis, California 93611 18.3%of students chronically absent, 2022-23639students, 2024-2522.2students per teacher Levelpublic elementary school for grades K to 6GradesK to 6Students639Per teacher22.2Chronically absent18.3%
- Public charter elementary school for grades K to 8 Mid Valley Alternative Charter Hanford, California 93230 7.1%of students chronically absent, 2022-2360students, 2024-2519.3students per teacher Levelpublic charter elementary school for grades K to 8GradesK to 8Students60Per teacher19.3Chronically absent7.1%
- Public alternative school for grades 10 to 12 Mid Valley High (Continuation) Williams, California 95987 100.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-2319students, 2024-2519.2students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 10 to 12Grades10 to 12Students19Per teacher19.2Chronically absent100%
- Public alternative school for grades 1 to 5 Mid-City’s Prescott School of Enriched Sciences Los Angeles, California 90018 23.8%of students chronically absent, 2022-23220students, 2024-2522.0students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 1 to 5Grades1 to 5Students220Per teacher22Chronically absent23.8%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 Middle College High Stockton, California 95207 8.9%of students chronically absent, 2022-23343students, 2024-2532.2students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students343Per teacher32.2Chronically absent8.9%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 Middle College High Los Angeles, California 90047 21.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-23361students, 2024-2521.5students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students361Per teacher21.5Chronically absent21.4%
- Public high school for grades 9 to 12 Middle College High San Pablo, California 94806 1.4%of students chronically absent, 2022-23294students, 2024-2530.7students per teacher Levelpublic high school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students294Per teacher30.7Chronically absent1.4%
- Public alternative school for grades 9 to 12 Middle College High San Bernardino, California 92410 15.0%of students chronically absent, 2022-23269students, 2024-2518.8students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students269Per teacher18.8Chronically absent15%
- Public alternative school for grades 9 to 12 Middle College High Santa Ana, California 92706 4.5%of students chronically absent, 2022-23448students, 2024-2520.1students per teacher Levelpublic alternative school for grades 9 to 12Grades9 to 12Students448Per teacher20.1Chronically absent4.5%
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Source:
NCES, school directory, 2025-26 (preliminary). Released Jul 1, 2026. Updated yearly.
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