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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in Los Angeles, California

78 public middle schools in Los Angeles, California appear in this ranking of the public middle schools with the highest share of Black students, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. ICEF View Park Preparatory Middle leads the list at 90.6%, against a median of 6.0% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

Los Angeles, California

Top % Black

90.6%

Median % Black

6.0%

MOST BLACK · LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	ICEF View Park Preparatory Middle	Los Angeles, CA	ICEF View Park Preparatory Middle District	256	232	90.6%
2	Ingenium Clarion Charter Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Ingenium Clarion Charter Middle District	125	—	69.6%
3	Orville Wright Engineering and Design Magnet	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	456	276	60.5%
4	Audubon Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	446	251	56.3%
5	Katherine Johnson STEM Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	133	68	51.1%
6	KIPP Philosophers Academy	Los Angeles, CA	KIPP Philosophers Academy District	398	173	43.5%
7	TEACH Academy of Technologies	Los Angeles, CA	TEACH Academy of Technologies District	471	195	41.4%
8	KIPP Scholar Academy	Los Angeles, CA	KIPP Scholar Academy District	434	173	39.9%
9	KIPP Academy of Opportunity	Los Angeles, CA	KIPP Academy of Opportunity District	466	185	39.7%
10	Marina del Rey Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	300	115	38.3%
11	Samuel Gompers Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	406	131	32.3%
12	Russell Westbrook Why Not? Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Russell Westbrook Why Not? Middle District	133	—	31.6%
13	Animo Legacy Charter Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Animo Legacy Charter Middle District	887	275	31.0%
14	Bret Harte Preparatory Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	456	131	28.7%
15	Alliance Virgil Roberts Leadership Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Alliance Virgil Roberts Leadership Academy District	399	104	26.1%
16	Palms Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,081	270	25.0%
17	Alliance Jack H. Skirball Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Alliance Jack H. Skirball Middle District	390	91	23.3%
18	Edwin Markham Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	618	130	21.0%
19	Libertas College Preparatory Charter	Los Angeles, CA	Libertas College Preparatory Charter District	301	62	20.6%
20	Animo Mae Jemison Charter Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Animo Mae Jemison Charter Middle District	441	87	19.7%
21	Charles Drew Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	607	109	18.0%
22	Johnnie Cochran Jr. Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	441	79	17.9%
23	Stella Middle Charter Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Stella Middle Charter Academy District	474	82	17.3%
24	Daniel Webster Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	438	72	16.4%
25	John Muir Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	624	102	16.4%
26	Watts Learning Center Charter Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Watts Learning Center Charter Middle District	400	65	16.3%
27	Vox Collegiate of Los Angeles	Los Angeles, CA	Vox Collegiate of Los Angeles District	224	36	16.1%
28	Animo James B. Taylor Charter Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Animo James B. Taylor Charter Middle District	464	72	15.5%
29	Mary McLeod Bethune Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	843	101	12.0%
30	Emerson Community Charter	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	454	54	11.9%
31	Hubert Howe Bancroft Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	457	51	11.2%
32	Mark Twain Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	974	97	10.0%
33	New Los Angeles Charter	Los Angeles, CA	New Los Angeles Charter District	317	29	9.2%
34	John Burroughs Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,302	116	8.9%
35	Paul Revere Charter Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,715	150	8.8%
36	Los Angeles Academy Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	829	66	8.0%
37	Crown Preparatory Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Crown Preparatory Academy District	446	35	7.8%
38	George Washington Carver Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	635	49	7.7%
39	Pio Pico Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	253	16	6.3%
40	William Jefferson Clinton Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	622	35	5.6%
41	Magnolia Science Academy 6	Los Angeles, CA	Magnolia Science Academy 6 District	128	7	5.5%
42	Rise Kohyang Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Rise Kohyang Middle District	280	14	5.0%
43	Sal Castro Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	276	13	4.7%
44	Thomas A. Edison Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	837	39	4.7%
45	ICEF Vista Middle Academy	Los Angeles, CA	ICEF Vista Middle Academy District	194	9	4.6%
46	Dr. Julian Nava Learning Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	572	26	4.5%
47	John Adams Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	676	27	4.0%
48	Berendo Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	552	21	3.8%
49	Alliance College-Ready Middle Academy 4	Los Angeles, CA	Alliance College-Ready Middle Academy 4 District	486	16	3.3%
50	Thomas Starr King Middle School Film and Media Magnet	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,547	41	2.6%

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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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