Tulare County high schools by UC admissions, fall 2025

Year

Ranked by the share of each school's seniors (12th graders) admitted to at least one UC campus: admits and seniors from the same year, so large and small schools compare fairly.

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Include schools with under 50 seniors

Showing 1–26 of 26 schools


University Preparatory High School Visalia · Public	68	37%	88%	32%	93%
Orosi High School Orosi · Public	199	24%	89%	21%	45%
Harmony Magnet Academy Strathmore · Public	115	24%	82%	20%	86%
Granite Hills High School Porterville · Public	275	20%	88%	18%	33%
Redwood High School Visalia · Public	519	18%	86%	16%	57%
El Diamante High School Visalia · Public	434	16%	85%	14%	70%
Strathmore High School Strathmore · Public	55	18%	70%	13%	22%
Tulare Western High School Tulare · Public	483	15%	85%	13%	56%
Monache High School Porterville · Public	458	16%	76%	12%	38%
Lindsay Senior High School Lindsay · Public	283	16%	72%	12%	52%
Dinuba High School Dinuba · Public	434	13%	85%	11%	32%
Porterville High School Porterville · Public	499	11%	85%	9%	51%
Mission Oak High School Tulare · Public	342	11%	83%	9%	46%
Woodlake High School Woodlake · Public	152	9%	93%	9%	35%
Golden West High School Visalia · Public	455	9%	88%	8%	36%
Mt. Whitney High School Visalia · Public	361	11%	76%	8%	34%
Farmersville High School Farmersville · Public	181	9%	82%	8%	34%
Tulare Union High School Tulare · Public	355	9%	81%	7%	39%
Exeter Union High School Exeter · Public	196	8%	81%	7%	50%
Butterfield Charter Porterville · Public	253	—	too few	—	—
Central Valley Christian School Society Private	97	7%	too few	—	—
Monarch River Academy Porterville · Public	54	—	too few	—	—
Sierra Vista Charter High School Tulare · Public	53	—	too few	—	23%
Summit Charter Academy Porterville · Public	146	—	—	—	61%
Visalia Charter Independent Study Visalia · Public	197	3%	too few	—	12%
Visalia Technical Early College Visalia · Public	52	12%	too few	—	37%

Fall 2025. Seniors are 12th graders enrolled that October. Ticks mark the county median. "Too few" means under 10 applicants or counts the source hides. A–G complete is the share of graduates who finished the UC/CSU required courses (public schools, latest published class).

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