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MyVote California School Mock General Election, October 28, 2014 Reporting Status Number of Schools Registered: 936 As of Wednesday, November 05, 201 2:56 PM Number of Schools Reported: 491 County School City Reported? Alameda Amador Valley High School Pleasanton No Amador Valley High School Pleasanton No American Indian Public Charter School OAKLAND Yes American Indian Public Charter School II Oakland Yes American Indian Public High School OAKLAND No Arroyo High School San Lorenzo Yes Bancroft Middle School San Leandro Yes Berkeley High School Berkeley Yes Canyon Middle School Castro Valley Yes Centerville Junior High School Fremont Yes East Avenue Middle School Livermore Yes East Bay Arts High School Hayward Yes Edendale Middle School San Lorenzo Yes Fallon Middle School Dublin Yes FAME San Leandro No Glenview Elementary Oakland No Harvest Park Middle School Pleasanton Yes Hopkins Junior High School Fremont Yes Horner Junior High Fremont No John F. Kennedy High School Fremont Yes Livermore Valley Charter Prep Livermore Yes Madison Park Academy Oakland No McClymonds High School Oakland No Mendenhall Middle School Livermore No MetWest High School Oakland No Mission San Jose High Fremont Yes Mt. Eden High School Hayward No Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 1 of 31 County School City Reported? Alameda Newark Memorial High School Newark Yes Oakland High School Oakland Yes Oliveira Elementary Fremont No Piedmont High school Oakland Yes Piedmont High School Oakland No Pleasanton Middle School Pleasaanton Yes Pleasanton Middle School San Ramon No Redwood High School Castro Valley Yes San Leandro High School San Leandro Yes Tennyson High School Hayward Yes Thomas S. Hart Middle School Pleasanton Yes Urban Promise Academy Oakland Yes Vineyard Alternative School Livermore Yes Wells Middle School Dublin No Amador Argonaut High School Jackson Yes Butte Achieve Charter School Paradise No Achieve Charter School Paradise No Children's Community Charter School Paradise No Durham Intermediate School Durham Yes Oroville High School Oroville Yes Contra Costa Alhambra High School Berkeley Yes Antioch Charter Academy Antioch Yes Antioch Charter Academy II Antioch Yes Antioch High School Antioch Yes Antioch HS Antioch No Black Diamond High School Pittsburg No Briones School Martinez No De Anza High School Richmond No Deer Valley High School- Performing Arts Academy Antioch No DeJean Middle Schoom Richmond No Dozier-Libbey Medical High School Antioch Yes Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 2 of 31 County School City Reported? Contra Costa Excelsior Middle School Byron Yes Freedom High School Oakley Yes Helms Middle School San Pablo No Horizons Independent Study Pleasant Hill Yes Manzanita Charter School Richmond No Mt. Diablo High School Concord Yes Northgate High School Walnut Creek Yes Olinda Elementary School Richmond No Orinda Intermediate School Orinda Yes Pittsburg High School Pittsburg Yes San Ramon Valley High School Danville Yes Sequoia Middle School Pleasant Hill Yes The Bentley School Lafayette Yes Vicente Martinez High School Martinez Yes Windemere Ranch Middle School San Ramon Yes Del Norte Redwood Elementary School Crescent City No El Dorado Camino Union Elementary Camino Yes Edwin Markham Middle School Placerville No Gold Trail School Placerville Yes Herbert Green Middle School Placerville No Miller's High School Shingle Springs Yes Oak Ridge High School El Dorado Hills Yes Sierra Ridge Middle School Pollock Pines No South Tahoe High School South Lake Tahoe No Fresno Abraham Lincoln Middle School Selma No Academy for Civic and Entrepreneurial Leadership Fresno No Big Creek Elementary Big Creek Yes Clay Elementary School Kingsburg Yes Clovis High School Clovis Yes Design Science High School Fresno Yes DeWolf High School Fresno Yes Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 3 of 31 County School City Reported? Fresno Duncan Polytechnical High School Fresno No Edison High School Fresno Yes Edison High School Fresno, CA Fresno No Fresno Christian Schools Fresno Yes Glacier High School Charter Kingsburg No Houghton Kearney Fresno Yes JE Young Academic Center Fresno Yes Kerman Middle School Kerman Yes Kingsburg Joint Union High School Kingsburg Yes Mendota high school Mendota No Muir Elementary Fresno Yes Oasis Continuation High School Kingsburg Yes Pine Ridge Elementary Auberry Yes Rio Vista Middle School Fresno Yes Riverdale Elementary School Riverdale Yes Sanger High School Sanger No Sequoia Middle School Fresno No Terronez Middle School Fresno Yes University High School Fresno Yes Valley Preparatory Academy Charter School Fresno No Wawona Middle School Fresno No Glenn Hamilton High School Hamilton City Yes Lake Elementary Orland No Walden Academy Willows Yes Humboldt Alder Grove Charter School Eureka No Arcata high School Arcata Yes Casterlin Elementary Blocksburg No Coastal Grove Charter School Arcata No Cuddeback School Carlotta No East High School Fortuna No Fortuna Middle School Fortuna Yes Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 4 of 31 County School City Reported? Humboldt Freshwater charter middle school Eureka Yes Hydesville Elementary School Hydesville Yes Hydesville Elementary School Hydesville No Jacoby Creek Elementary School Bayside Yes Laurel Tree Charter School Arcata No McKinleyville High School McKinleyville Yes McKinleyville Middle School McKinleyville Yes McKinleyville Middle School McKinleyville No Six RIvers Charter High School Arcata Yes South Bay Middle School Eureka No Whitethorn Elementary Briceland No Imperial Barbara Worth Jr. High El Centro No Brawley Union High Brawley Yes Imperial High School Imperial No San Pasqual Valley Middle Winterhaven Yes Seeley Union School District Seeley No Southwest High School El Centro Yes West Shores Middle/High School Salton City Yes Inyo Compton YouthBuild Yes Lone Pine High School Lone Pine Yes Kern A.M. Thomas Lost Hills No Buena Vista Taft No Cecil Avenue Math and Science Academy Delano No Centennial High School Bakersfield Yes Chipman Junior High Bakersfield Yes East Bakersfield High School Bakersfield Yes Edison Bakersfield Yes Fairfax Middle School Bakersfield No Foothill High Bakersfield Yes Haven Drive Middle/Arvin Union District Arvin Yes Highland High School Bakersfield Yes Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 5 of 31 County School City Reported? Kern Independence High School Bakersfield No James Monroe Middle School Ridgecrest Yes John Compton Jr. High Bakersfield No Liberty High School Bakersfield No Liberty High School Bakersfield No Myrtle Ave. School Lamont No Pioneer School Delano No Pond School Wasco Yes Richland Jr. High Shafter Yes Rosedale Middle School Bakersfield Yes South High School Bakersfield Yes Stockdale High Bakersfield No Stockdale High Bakersfield No Taft Union high School Taft No Tehachapi High School Tehachapi Yes Warren Jr. High Bakersfield No West High School Bakersfield Yes Kings Avenal High School Avenal Yes Central Elementary Lemoore No Central Union Elementary Lemoore Yes Hanford High School Hanford/Kings Yes Hanford West High School Hanford Yes John Muir Middle School Corcoran No Kings Community School Hanford No Kings River-Hardwick Hanford Yes Kit Carson Elementary School Hanford Yes Lemoore Elementary University Charter School Lemoore Yes Lemoore Middle College High School Lemoore No Pioneer Middle School Hanford Yes Lake Intermountain STEM Charter Academy Cobb No Lower Lake High School Lower Lake No Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 6 of 31 County School City Reported? Lake Upper lake Middle School Upper Lake No Lassen Diamond View Susanville Yes Herlong High School Herlong No Richmond Elementary Susanville Yes Los Angeles 75 th Street Elementary Los Angeles No Academy of Medical Arts @ Carson Carson Yes Academy of the Canyons Santa Clatita No Accelerated Charter Elementary School LOS ANGELES No Alliance College Ready Academy High School #16 Los Angeles No Alliance Judy Ivie Burton Technology Academy HS Los Angeles Yes Ambassador School of Global Leadership Los Angeles No Andrew Carnegie Middle School Carson No Angeles Mesa Elementary Los Angeles No Armenian Sisters Academy Montrose No Arroyo Seco Valencia Yes ArTes High School San Fernando Yes Avalon High Wilmington Yes Aveson Altadena No Bais Yaakov School for Girls Los Angeles No Bancroft Middle School Long Beach No Bellflower High School / Middle School Bellflower Yes Bert Corona Charter School Pacoima Yes Bowman High School Santa clarita Yes Burbank High School Burbank Yes Cabrillo High School Long Beach No California Academy of Math and Science Carson Yes California High School Whittier No Camino Nuevo Charter Academy Los Angeles Yes Canyon High School Santa Clarita No Carnegie Middle School Yes Carson High School, Academy of Law and Government Carson Yes Wednesday, November 05, 2014 Page 7 of 31 County School City Reported? Los Angeles CCEO YouthBuild Lennox No Center Middle School Azusa Yes Cesar Chavez/Harriet Tubman Alternative High School Compton Yes Challenger Middle School Palmdale No Cheryl Greer-Davis Compton No Cleveland Charter High School Reseda Yes Cochran Middle School Los Angeles Yes Cortez Magnet Pomona No Crescent Heights LA/SJ Magnet School Los Angeles Yes Curtiss Middle School Carson No Dale Junior High School Anaheim Yes David Starr Jordan High School los angeles Yes David Starr Jordan Middle School Burbank Yes Desert winds high school Lancaster Yes Durfee Middle School El Monte Yes Eagle Rock Jr./ Sr. High School Los Angeles No East Whittier Middle School Whittier Yes Eastside High School Lancaster Yes Edward Richardson Middle School Yes El Camino High School Whittier
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