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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in San Jose, California

41 public middle schools in San Jose, 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. Monroe Middle leads the list at 3.8%, against a median of 1.2% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

San Jose, California

Top % Black

3.8%

Median % Black

1.2%

MOST BLACK · SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	Monroe Middle	San Jose, CA	Campbell Union	677	26	3.8%
2	Martin Murphy Middle	San Jose, CA	Morgan Hill Unified	466	16	3.4%
3	Lairon College Preparatory Academy	San Jose, CA	Franklin-McKinley Elementary	253	8	3.2%
4	Herbert Hoover Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	910	28	3.1%
5	John Muir Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	722	21	2.9%
6	Herman (Leonard) Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Oak Grove Elementary	723	21	2.9%
7	George V. LeyVa Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Evergreen Elementary	486	14	2.9%
8	Dolores Huerta Middle	San Jose, CA	Santa Clara Unified	571	16	2.8%
9	Bernal Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Oak Grove Elementary	675	18	2.7%
10	Davis (Caroline) Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Oak Grove Elementary	537	14	2.6%
11	Sylvandale Middle	San Jose, CA	Franklin-McKinley Elementary	330	7	2.1%
12	Price Charter Middle	San Jose, CA	Cambrian	959	18	1.9%
13	Willow Glen Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	1,180	21	1.8%
14	August Boeger Middle	San Jose, CA	Mount Pleasant Elementary	397	7	1.8%
15	Moreland Middle	San Jose, CA	Moreland	707	12	1.7%
16	Bret Harte Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	862	13	1.5%
17	Morrill Middle	San Jose, CA	Berryessa Union Elementary	665	10	1.5%
18	Castillero Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	865	13	1.5%
19	Ocala Middle	San Jose, CA	Alum Rock Union Elementary	377	5	1.3%
20	KIPP Heritage Academy	San Jose, CA	KIPP Heritage Academy District	454	6	1.3%
21	Dartmouth Middle	San Jose, CA	Union Elementary	903	11	1.2%
22	Piedmont Middle	San Jose, CA	Berryessa Union Elementary	591	7	1.2%
23	Renaissance at Mathson	San Jose, CA	Alum Rock Union Elementary	326	3	0.9%
24	Downtown College Preparatory Middle	San Jose, CA	Downtown College Preparatory Middle District	231	2	0.9%
25	Renaissance Academy	San Jose, CA	Alum Rock Union Elementary	348	3	0.9%
26	Chaboya Middle	San Jose, CA	Evergreen Elementary	815	6	0.7%
27	Bridges Academy	San Jose, CA	Franklin-McKinley Elementary	274	2	0.7%
28	Quimby Oak Middle	San Jose, CA	Evergreen Elementary	857	6	0.7%
29	Muwekma Ohlone Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	587	4	0.7%
30	William Sheppard Middle	San Jose, CA	Alum Rock Union Elementary	451	3	0.7%
31	Sierramont Middle	San Jose, CA	Berryessa Union Elementary	742	5	0.7%
32	Joseph George Middle	San Jose, CA	Alum Rock Union Elementary	384	2	0.5%
33	ACE Inspire Academy	San Jose, CA	ACE Inspire Academy District	205	1	0.5%
34	College Connection Academy	San Jose, CA	Franklin-McKinley Elementary	213	1	0.5%
35	Union Middle	San Jose, CA	Union Elementary	1,068	4	0.4%
36	Joaquin Miller Middle	San Jose, CA	Cupertino Union	1,067	3	0.3%
37	KIPP Heartwood Academy	San Jose, CA	KIPP Heartwood Academy District	423	1	0.2%
38	ACE Esperanza Middle	San Jose, CA	ACE Esperanza Middle District	205	0	0.0%
39	Sunrise Middle	San Jose, CA	Sunrise Middle District	301	0	0.0%
40	ACE Empower Academy	San Jose, CA	ACE Empower Academy District	189	0	0.0%
41	Kipp Prize Preparatory Academy	San Jose, CA	Kipp Prize Preparatory Academy District	416	0	0.0%

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