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All-girls schools in California

Schools for girls only. 38 schools listed.

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Largest all-girls schools

Carondelet High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The smallest classes of any Catholic school in Concord

Concord, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls834 students8 students per teacher

St. Francis Catholic High School

Diocesan school · Grades 9–12

The smallest classes of any Catholic school in Sacramento

Sacramento, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls764 students14 students per teacher

Academy of Our Lady of Peace

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

98% of graduates go to four-year colleges

San Diego, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls730 students18 students per teacher

Marlborough School

Independent school · Grades 7–12

100% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Los Angeles, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls559 students7 students per teacher

Presentation High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in San Jose

San Jose, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls547 students15 students per teacher

St. Joseph High School

Diocesan school · Grades 9–12

90% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Lakewood, CA

AOverall gradeAll girls495 students16 students per teacher

Rosary Academy

Diocesan school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in Fullerton

Fullerton, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls464 students13 students per teacher

Castilleja School

Independent school · Grades 6–12

97% of graduates go to four-year colleges

Palo Alto, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls424 students7 students per teacher

Katherine Delmar Burke School

Independent school · Grades K–8

Serving families in San Francisco since at least 2011

San Francisco, CA

AOverall gradeAll girls401 students8 students per teacher

Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in La Canada Flintridge

La Canada Flintridge, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls382 students8 students per teacher

Bais Chaya Mushka

Jewish day school · Grades K–8

Growing: enrollment up 34% since 2011–12

Los Angeles, CA

B-Overall gradeAll girls365 students13 students per teacher

Marymount High School Los Angeles

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

Smaller classes than 83% of Catholic schools in California

Los Angeles, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls344 students9 students per teacher

Ramona Convent Secondary School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in Alhambra

Alhambra, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls321 students12 students per teacher

Louisville High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls317 students11 students per teacher

Mayfield Senior School

Diocesan school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in Pasadena

Pasadena, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls311 students8 students per teacher

La Reina High School

Diocesan school · Grades 6–12

The only all-girls school in Thousand Oaks

Thousand Oaks, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls272 students10 students per teacher

Ica Cristo Rey Academy

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

93% of graduates go to four-year colleges

San Francisco, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls270 students14 students per teacher

St. Lucys Priory High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in Glendora

Glendora, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls246 students13 students per teacher

Notre Dame Academy Girls High School

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

Smaller classes than 76% of Catholic schools in California

Los Angeles, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls237 students11 students per teacher

St. Mary's Academy

Independent Catholic school · Grades 9–12

The only all-girls school in Inglewood

Inglewood, CA

A+Overall gradeAll girls233 students13 students per teacher

Yula Girls High School

Jewish day school · Grades 9–12

Small classes: about 7 students per teacher

Los Angeles, CA

BOverall gradeAll girls222 students7 students per teacher

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