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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Alameda County, California · page 5

Ranks 201212 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Alameda County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
201Mission San Jose ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4360.7%(3)
202Coyote Hills ElementaryNewark, CANewark Unified4400.7%(3)
203Global Family ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified4460.7%(3)
204John Gomes ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4620.7%(3)
205Niles ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4610.7%(3)
206Emma C. Smith ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified6480.6%(4)
207Lawrence ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified4940.6%(3)
208Leo R. Croce ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified5370.6%(3)
209Sunol Glen ElementarySunol, CASunol Glen Unified2400.4%(1)
210Warm Springs ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified5740.3%(2)
211Fred E. Weibel ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified3620.3%(1)
212James Leitch ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified5230.2%(1)
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