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Participating Schools Number of Students 604,500 MyVote California Student Mock Election Number of Schools 916 Participating Schools Number of Students 604,500 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants AlamedaAlameda Unified Encinal High School 900 AlamedaAlameda Unified School Alameda Community Learning Center 200 District AlamedaAlameda Unified School Bay Area School of Enterprise 80 District AlamedaAlbany Unified School District Albany High School 600 AlamedaBerkeley Unified Willard Middle School 500 AlamedaBerkeley Unified School Berkeley High School 1600 District AlamedaCastro Valley Unified Stanton Elementary School 250 AlamedaCastro Valley Unified School Canyon Middle School 500 District AlamedaDublin Unified School District Fallon Middle School 400 AlamedaFremont Unified Hopkins Junior High 1200 AlamedaFremont Unified Mission San Jose High School 1200 AlamedaFremont Unified School Centerville Junior High 900 District AlamedaFremont Unified School Harvey Green Elementary School 300 District AlamedaFremont Unified School Irvington High School 2000 District AlamedaFremont Unified School John F. Kennedy High School 900 District AlamedaFremont Unified School John M. Horner Junior High 900 District AlamedaFremont Unified School Thornton Junior High School 1200 Districtr Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 1 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants AlamedaHayward Unified Impact Academy 250 AlamedaHayward Unified Tennyson High School 500 AlamedaHayward Unified School Anthony Ochoa Middle School 700 District AlamedaHayward Unified School César Chávez Middle School 600 District AlamedaHayward Unified School Hayward High School 1000 District AlamedaHayward Unified School Mt. Eden High School 1000 District AlamedaHayward Unified School Leadership Public Schools Hayward 400 District Charter School AlamedaLivermore William Mendenhall Middle School 150 AlamedaLivermore Joint Unified Emma C. Smith Elementary 200 School District AlamedaNew Haven Unified Cesar Chavez Middle School 1400 AlamedaOakland Unified ASCEND 400 AlamedaOakland Unified College Prep and Architecture Academy 400 AlamedaOakland Unified North Oakland Community Charter School 80 AlamedaOakland Unified Oakland Senior High School 2000 AlamedaOakland Unified School Berkely Maynard Academy 150 District AlamedaOakland Unified School Lighthouse Community Charter High 300 District AlamedaOakland Unified School Skyline High School 150 District AlamedaOakland Unified School Thornhill Elementary 300 District AlamedaOakland Unified School Oakland School for the Arts 400 District (Charter) Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 2 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants AlamedaOakland Unified-Charter Oakland Military Institute-College 500 Preparatory Academy AlamedaPiedmont Unified School Piedmont High School 900 District AlamedaPleasanton Unified School Amador Valley High School 2500 District AlamedaPleasanton Unified School Foothill High School 2000 District AlamedaPleasanton Unified School Pleasanton Middle School 1200 District AlamedaPrivate Park Day School 60 AlamedaSan Leandro John Muir Middle School 1200 AlamedaSan Leandro Thomas Jefferson Elementary 250 AlamedaSan Leandro Unified School Bancroft Middle School 1000 District AlamedaSan Leandro Unified School James Madison Elementary School 125 District AlamedaSan Leandro Unified School San Leandro High School 1000 District AlamedaSan Lorenzo Unified San Lorenzo High School 1200 AmadorAmador County Unified Argonaut High School 400 School District AmadorAmador County Unified Independence High School 80 School District ButteChico Unified School District Marsh Junior High School 200 ButteDurham Unified School Durham High School 400 District ButteGridley Unified School Gridley High School 100 District ButteOroville Union High School Challenge Charter High School 125 District ButteOroville Union High School Oroville Union High School 1200 District Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 3 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants ButteParadise Unified School Paradise High School 1400 District ButteThermalito Union School Nelson Ave. Middle School 200 District CalaverasCalaveras County Office of Mountain Oaks School 100 Education ColusaMaxwell Unified School Enid Prine High School 10 District ColusaPierce Joint Unified Pierce High School 100 Contra CostaAcalanes Union High School Del Oro High School 40 District Contra CostaAUSD Antioch Charter Academy 40 Contra CostaLafayette School District Stanley Middle School 500 Contra CostaLiberty Union High School Heritage High School 600 District Contra CostaMoraga Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School 600 Contra CostaMount Diablo Unified Northgate High School 1600 Contra CostaOakland Diocese St Isidore School 80 Contra CostaPrivate El Sobrante Christian School 80 Contra CostaPrivate The Bentley School 400 Contra CostaSan Ramon Valley USD Stone Valley Middle School 700 Contra CostaWest Contra Cost Unified Richmond High School 400 Contra CostaWest Contra Costa Leadership Public Schools Richmond 300 Contra CostaWest Contra Costa Unified Pinole Valley High School 800 School District Contra CostaWest Contra Costa Unified Richmond High School 20 School District Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 4 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants El DoradoCamino Union School District Camino Union 60 El DoradoEdcoe Charter Home Study Academy 60 El DoradoEDUHSD Mountain View High School 40 El DoradoEl Dorado Union High Ponderosa High School 2000 School District El DoradoMother Lode School District Herbert Green Middle School 200 El DoradoPlacerville Union School Edwin Markham Middle School 400 District FresnoFowler Unified School District Fowler High School 150 FresnoFresno Unified Edison High 600 FresnoFresno Unified McLane High School 400 FresnoFresno Unified School District Design Science High School 200 FresnoFresno Unified School District Fresno High School 3500 FresnoFresno Unified School District Hoover High School 1200 FresnoFresno Unified School District Roosevelt High School 150 FresnoFresno Unified School District Sunnyside High School 3000 FresnoKingsburg JUHSD Oasis High School 80 FresnoMendota Unified Mendota High School 150 FresnoNew Millennium School New Millennium Institute of Education 150 District FresnoSelma Unified School District Abraham Lincoln Middle School 1000 FresnoSelma Unified School District Selma High School 1200 Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 5 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants FresnoSierra Unified School District Sierra High School 500 GlennHamilton City Union Hamilton City Elementary 250 Elementary GlennOrland Unified School Orland High School 400 District HumboldtArcata School District Fuente Nueva Charter School 40 HumboldtFerndale Unified Ferndale High School 150 HumboldtFortuna Union Elementary Fortuna Middle School 400 School District HumboldtFortuna Union High School East High School 80 District HumboldtHydesville School District Hydesville Elementary School 125 HumboldtJacoby Creek Charter District Jacoby Creek School 100 HumboldtKlamath Trinity Joint Unified Orleans Elementary 20 School District HumboldtKlamath-Trinity Joint Unified Trinity Valley Elementary School 80 School HumboldtMcKinleyville Union School McKinleyville Middle School 125 District HumboldtNorhtern Humboldt Sch. Dist. Mckinleyville High School 100 HumboldtNorthern Humboldt Union Arcata High School 400 HS D HumboldtSouthern Humboldt Unified Casterlin Elementary School 40 School District HumboldtTrinidad Trinidad Elementary School 100 HumboldtTrinidad Union Trinidad Elementary School 80 ImperialCalexico Unified School William Moreno Jr. High 800 District ImperialHoltville Unified School Holtville Middle School 200 District Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 6 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants ImperialSan Pasqual Valley Unified San Pasqual Valley High School 200 KernDelano Joint Unified High Robert F. Kennedy High School 600 School District KernDelano Joint Union High Delano High 125 School District KernDi Giorgio Di Giorgio Elementary School 80 KernEdison Edison Middle School 300 KernEl Tejon Unified Frazier Mountain High School 500 KernFairfax School Districkt Fairfax Middle School 700 KernKern County Superintendent Erwin Owen High School 125 of Schools KernKern High Foothill High School 2500 KernKern High School Liberty High School 500 KernKern High School Norrth High School 1800 KernKern High School District Arvin High School 2000 KernKern High School District Centennial High School 1400 KernKern High School District South High School 400 KernKern High School District West High School 1400 KernMojave Unified Mojave High School 500 KernMuroc Joint Unified School Desert Jr/Sr High School 80 District KernSierra Sands Unified School James Monroe Middle School 500 District KernSierra Sands Unified School Murray Middle School 800 District Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:31 AM Page 7 of 49 Estimated # of CountySchool District School Name Participants KernSierra Sands Unified School Sherman E. Burroughs High School 500 District KernTehachapi Unified School Tehachapi High School 1000 District KernWasco Union Elementary Thomas Jefferson Middle School 800 School District KingsHanford Joint Union High Hanford West High School 1800 School District KingsKings County Office of Kings Community 125 Education KingsKit Carson Union Elementary Kit Carson Elementary School 100 District KingsPioneer Union Elementary Pioneer Middle School 400
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