2001-2003 Districts By Region and Type
County	Special	Elementary	Secondary	Unified
Los Angeles County	2	30	8	46
Orange County	1	12	3	12
Riverside	2	4	1	18
San Bernardino	2	10	2	20
Ventura	2	11	2	7
Five County Region	9	67	16	103

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The ten largest districts in the Five County Region vary wildly in size.
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10 Largest Districts in the Five County Region, 2002-2003
Rank	School District	County	Enrollment
1	Los Angeles Unified	Los Angeles County	747,009
2	Long Beach Unified	Los Angeles County	97,560
3	Santa Ana Unified	Orange County	62,874
4	San Bernardino City Unified	San Bernardino County	57,818
5	Garden Grove Unified	Orange County	50,172
6	Capistrano Unified	Orange County	49,746
7	Corona-Norco Unified	Riverside County	43,998
8	Riverside Unified	Riverside County	42,012
9	Fontana Unified	San Bernardino County	41,343
10	Montebello	Los Angeles County	35,952

 

10 Largest Districts in the Five County Region, 2002-2003
Rank	School District	Enrollment
1	Los Angeles Unified	747,009
2	Long Beach Unified	97,560
3	Montebello Unified	35,952
4	Compton Unified	35,486
5	Pomona Unified	35,412
6	Glendale Unified	29,433
7	Hacienda La Puente Unified	25,499
8	Torrance Unified	25,229
9	Norwalk-La Mirada Unified	24,101
10	Palmdale Elementary	22,736

Data Source: http://data1.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/

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Median district size grew due to increases in number of school age children.
(Chart 3 of 4)

Data Source: http://data1.cde.ca.gov/dataquest/

• Throughout the Five County Region, the median district size is between 7,700 and 8,900.
• Districts tend to be somewhat smaller Outside Los Angeles County.
• Los Angeles Unified School District is not included in this chart since it is a school district itself.
• LAUSD is far larger than the median district size in any county.

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Los Angeles Unified School District is significantly larger than other districts.
(Chart 4 of 4)