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MyVote California School Mock General Election, October 30, 2008 Reporting Status Number of Schools Registered: 916 As of Tuesday, December 02, 2008 11:30 AM Number of Schools Reported: 644 County School City Reported? Alameda Alameda Community Learning Center Alameda No Albany High School Albany Yes Amador Valley High School Pleasanton No Anthony Ochoa Middle School Hayward Yes ASCEND Oakland Yes Bancroft Middle School San Leandro Yes Bay Area School of Enterprise Alameda No Berkeley High School Berkeley Yes Berkely Maynard Academy Oakland Yes Canyon Middle School Castro Valley Yes Centerville Junior High Fremont Yes Cesar Chavez Middle School Union City Yes César Chávez Middle School Hayward Yes College Prep and Architecture Academy Oakland Yes Emma C. Smith Elementary Livermore Yes Encinal High School Alameda Yes Fallon Middle School Dublin No Foothill High School Pleasanton Yes Harvey Green Elementary School Fremont Yes Hayward High School Hayward Yes Hopkins Junior High Fremont No Impact Academy Hayward Yes Irvington High School Fremont Yes James Madison Elementary School San Leandro Yes John F. Kennedy High School Fremont Yes John M. Horner Junior High Fremont No John Muir Middle School San Leandro Yes Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 1 of 30 County School City Reported? Alameda Leadership Public Schools Hayward Hayward No Lighthouse Community Charter High Oakland Yes Mission San Jose High School Fremont Yes Mt. Eden High School Hayward Yes North Oakland Community Charter School Oakland No Oakland Military Institute-College Preparatory Academy Oakland No Oakland School for the Arts Oakland Yes Oakland Senior High School Oakland Yes Park Day School Oakland Yes Piedmont High School Piedmont Yes Pleasanton Middle School Pleasanton Yes San Leandro High School San Leandro No San Lorenzo High School San Lorenzo Yes Skyline High School Oakland Yes Stanton Elementary School Castro Valley No Tennyson High School Hayward Yes Thomas Jefferson Elementary San Leandro Yes Thornhill Elementary Oakland Yes Thornton Junior High School Fremont Yes Willard Middle School Berkeley Yes William Mendenhall Middle School Livermore Yes Amador Argonaut High School Jackson Yes Independence High School Sutter Creek Yes Butte Challenge Charter High School Oroville Yes Durham High School Durham No Gridley High School Gridley Yes Marsh Junior High School Chico Yes Nelson Ave. Middle School Oroville Yes Oroville Union High School Oroville Yes Paradise High School Paradise Yes Calaveras Mountain Oaks School San Andreas Yes Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 2 of 30 County School City Reported? Colusa Enid Prine High School Maxwell Yes Pierce High School Arbuckle No Contra Costa Antioch Charter Academy Antioch Yes Del Oro High School Walnut Creek Yes El Sobrante Christian School El Sobrante Yes Heritage High School Brentwood Yes Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School Moraga Yes Leadership Public Schools Richmond Richmond Yes Northgate High School Walnut Creek Yes Pinole Valley High School Pinole No Richmond High School Richmond No Richmond High School Richmond No St Isidore School Danville No Stanley Middle School Lafayette No Stone Valley Middle School Alamo Yes The Bentley School Berkeley Yes El Dorado Camino Union Camino Yes Charter Home Study Academy Placerville No Edwin Markham Middle School Placerville No Herbert Green Middle School Placerville Yes Mountain View High School El Dorado Yes Ponderosa High School Shingle Springs Yes Fresno Abraham Lincoln Middle School Selma Yes Design Science High School Fresno Yes Edison High Fresno Yes Fowler High School Fowler Yes Fresno High School Fresno Yes Hoover High School Fresno Yes McLane High School Fresno No Mendota High School Mendota Yes New Millennium Institute of Education Fresno Yes Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 3 of 30 County School City Reported? Fresno Oasis High School Kingsburg Yes Roosevelt High School Fresno Yes Selma High School Selma Yes Sierra High School Tollhouse Yes Sunnyside High School Fresno Yes Glenn Hamilton City Elementary Hamilton City Yes Orland High School Orland No Humboldt Arcata High School Arcata Yes Casterlin Elementary School Blocksburg Yes East High School Fortuna No Ferndale High School Ferndale Yes Fortuna Middle School Fortuna Yes Fuente Nueva Charter School Arcata Yes Hydesville Elementary School Hydesville Yes Jacoby Creek School Bayside Yes Mckinleyville High School Mckinleyville Yes McKinleyville Middle School McKinleyville Yes Orleans Elementary Orleans No Trinidad Elementary School Trinidad No Trinidad Elementary School Trinidad No Trinity Valley Elementary School Willow Creek Yes Imperial Holtville Middle School Holtville Yes San Pasqual Valley High School Winterhaven Yes William Moreno Jr. High Calexico No Kern Arvin High School Arvin Yes Centennial High School Bakersfield Yes Delano High Delano No Desert Jr/Sr High School Edwards Yes Di Giorgio Elementary School Arvin No Edison Middle School Bakersfield Yes Erwin Owen High School Kernville Yes Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 4 of 30 County School City Reported? Kern Fairfax Middle School Bakersfield Yes Foothill High School Bakersfield Yes Frazier Mountain High School Lebec Yes James Monroe Middle School Ridgecrest No Liberty High School Bakersfield Yes Mojave High School Mojave Yes Murray Middle School Ridgecrest Yes Norrth High School Bakersfield Yes Robert F. Kennedy High School Delano No Sherman E. Burroughs High School Ridgecrest Yes South High School Bakersfield Yes Tehachapi High School Tehachapi Yes Thomas Jefferson Middle School Wasco Yes West High School Bakersfield Yes Kings Adelante High School Kettleman City No Hanford West High School Hanford Yes Kings Community Hanford No Kit Carson Elementary School Hanford No Pioneer Middle School Hanford Yes Lake Clear Lake High School Lakeport Yes Lower Lake High School Lower Lake Yes Middletown High School Middletown Yes Lassen Diamond View Elementary School Susanville Yes Long Valley Charter School Doyle Yes Richmond Elementary Susanville Yes Shaffer Elementary School Litchfield No Los Angeles Academic Leadership Community Los Angeles Yes Academy of the Canyons Middle College High School Santa Clarita Yes Adams Middle School Redondo Beach Yes AdvancePath Academy Glendale Yes Afflerbaugh-Paige High School La Verne No Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 5 of 30 County School City Reported? Los Angeles Allan. F Daily High School Glendale No Alverno High School Sierra Madre Yes Anderson W. Clark Magent High School La Crescenta Yes Angel's Gate Continuation High School San Pedro No Animo Jackie Robinson Charter High School Los Angeles Yes Annunciation Catholic School Arcadia Yes Arleta High School Arleta No Arrow High School Covina, Yes Avalon HS Wilmington Yes Bancroft Middle School Long Beach Yes Banning High School Wilmington No Bassett High School La Puente No Bell Gardens High Bell Gardens Yes Benjamin Franklin Senior High Los Angeles Yes Beverly Hills High School Los Angeles Yes Birmingham High School Van Nuys Yes Blair International Baccalaureate Magnet High School Pasadena No Burbank High Burbank Yes Cactus Middle School Palmdale Yes California Academy of Math & Science Carson Yes California High School Whittier Yes Camino Nuevo Charter Academy Los Angeles No Carmenita Middle School Cerritos No Carnegie Middle School Carson Yes Central Juvenile Hall High School Los Angeles No Century Academy for Excellence Inglewood Yes Cesar Chavez Middle School Lynwood No Chadwick School Palos Verdes No Challenger Middle School Lancaster Yes Chaminade Middle School Chatsworth Yes Chaparral Middle School Diamond Bar Yes Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 6 of 30 County School City Reported? Los Angeles Charter Oak High School Covina No Chavez High School Compton Yes Cheviot Hills H.S. Los Angeles Yes Children's Center-School-Age Pomona No Chinatown Service Center Los Angeles Yes Cleveland High School Reseda Yes Columbia School El Monte No Culver City High School Culver City No Curtis School Los Angeles Yes Daisy Gibson Palmdale Yes Dana Middle School Hawthorne Yes Daniel Webster Pasadena No David Starr Jordan HS Los Angeles Yes Desert Winds High School Quartz Hill No Diamond Bar High School Diamond Bar Yes Dodson Middle School Rancho Palos Verdes Yes Dominguez High School Compton No Dr. Doug Sears Learning Center Temple City No East Valley High School North Hollywood No Edgewood Middle School West Covina Yes El Camino Real High School Woodland Hills Yes El Roble Intermediate Claremont Yes El Segundo High School El Segundo No El Sereno Middle School LA Yes Eleanor J. Toll Middle School Glendale Yes Emerson Middle School Los Angeles Yes Epiphany Catholic School S. El Monte No Faith Baptist Schools Chatsworth No Foothill Middle School-THINK Together Azusa Yes Foshay Learning Center Los Angeles No Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet Los Angeles Yes Tuesday, December 02, 2008 Page 7 of 30 County School City Reported? Los Angeles Frank L. Walton Middle School Compton No Franklin Classical Middle School Long Beach Yes Fred Miller High Malibu No Frederick Douglass Academy Middle Charter School Los Angeles No Fremont Middle School Pomona Yes Gabrielino High School San Gabriel Yes Gaines Family School Torrance No Ganesha High School pomona No Gardena High Gardena Yes Garfield Senior High Los Angeles Yes George S. Patton High School Harbor City Yes Gertz-Ressler High School Los Angeles No Gertz-Ressler High School Pasadena No Gifford C. Cole Middle School Lancaster No Glen A. Wilson High School Hacienda Heights No Glendale High School Glendale Yes Glenn Rockey H.S. San Dimas Yes Golden Valley
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