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Solano County high schools

All 23 high schools in Solano County that appear in California's public admissions and testing files. Open any of them for its full record.
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SchoolApplied to UCUC admitsParity ratio
Angelo Rodriguez High
Fairfield-Suisun Unified
1501210.8×
Armijo High
Fairfield-Suisun Unified
47350.8×
Benicia High
Benicia Unified
93681.0×
Buckingham Collegiate Charter Academy
Vacaville Unified
20120.0×
Dixon High
Dixon Unified
46270.7×
Elite Public
Elite Public
—<3—
Ernest Kimme Charter Academy
Vacaville Unified
———
Fairfield High
Fairfield-Suisun Unified
32220.9×
Griffin Academy High
Griffin Academy High
21120.8×
Jesse M. Bethel High
Vallejo City Unified
47311.3×
John Finney High (Continuation)
Vallejo City Unified
———
Liberty High
Benicia Unified
———
Maine Prairie High (Continuation)
Dixon Unified
—<3—
MIT Academy
MIT Academy
———
Public Safety Academy
Fairfield-Suisun Unified
13100.2×
Sem Yeto Continuation High
Fairfield-Suisun Unified
———
Solano County Community
Solano County Office of Education
———
Travis Education Center
Travis Unified
———
Vacaville Christian High School
Private school
2519—
Vacaville High
Vacaville Unified
79611.2×
Vallejo High
Vallejo City Unified
21140.3×
Vanden High
Travis Unified
80521.0×
Will C. Wood High
Vacaville Unified
56431.6×
UC freshman admissions, Fall 2025; universitywide and unduplicated. “<3” is UC's mask on any count under three, not a count of zero, and a dash under “Applied” means UC published no figure for that school. A dash in the ratio column means no ratio can be computed at all — a private school or one whose SBAC results the state suppressed, or a school with no campus-level UC breakdown — and never a ratio of zero. Each school's own page says which.
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