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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Alameda County, California · page 6

Ranks 251300 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
251Newark MiddleNewark, CANewark Unified9802.2%(22)
252J. Haley Durham ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified7192.2%(16)
253Pleasanton MiddlePleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified9442.2%(21)
254Palomares ElementaryCastro Valley, CACastro Valley Unified1352.2%(3)
255Oliveira ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4962.2%(11)
256Steven Millard ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4552.2%(10)
257Havens ElementaryPiedmont, CAPiedmont City Unified4642.2%(10)
258John Blacow ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified5572.1%(12)
259Phoebe Apperson Hearst ElementaryPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified4672.1%(10)
260Del Rey ElementarySan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified3732.1%(8)
261Searles ElementaryUnion City, CANew Haven Unified7122.1%(15)
262Lincoln ElementaryNewark, CANewark Unified2862.1%(6)
263Amelia Earhart ElementaryAlameda, CAAlameda Unified5732.1%(12)
264Brier ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified5852.0%(12)
265Rancho Las Positas ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified5862.0%(12)
266Chabot ElementaryCastro Valley, CACastro Valley Unified4962.0%(10)
267Proctor ElementaryCastro Valley, CACastro Valley Unified6132.0%(12)
268Altamont Creek ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified6201.9%(12)
269Forest Park ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified7251.9%(14)
270Esperanza ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified4181.9%(8)
271Bay ElementarySan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified4221.9%(8)
272Bay FarmAlameda, CAAlameda Unified5311.9%(10)
273Livermore HighLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified1,8271.9%(34)
274Eleanor Murray FallonDublin, CADublin Unified1,6831.8%(31)
275Cabrillo ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified2751.8%(5)
276Wildwood ElementaryPiedmont, CAPiedmont City Unified2911.7%(5)
277Foothill HighPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified2,1691.7%(37)
278Vannoy ElementaryCastro Valley, CACastro Valley Unified5361.7%(9)
279John Green ElementaryDublin, CADublin Unified6611.7%(11)
280Alisal ElementaryPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified5441.6%(9)
281Henry P. Mohr ElementaryPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified4921.6%(8)
282Harvey Green ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified3681.6%(6)
283Marylin Avenue ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified4301.6%(7)
284O. N. Hirsch ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4411.6%(7)
285Warwick ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified7001.6%(11)
286Ardenwood ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified6371.6%(10)
287Beach ElementaryPiedmont, CAPiedmont City Unified3231.6%(5)
288Arroyo Seco ElementaryLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified5841.5%(9)
289John F. Kennedy ElementaryNewark, CANewark Unified4551.5%(7)
290Vintage Hills ElementaryPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified5221.5%(8)
291American HighFremont, CAFremont Unified2,6181.5%(40)
292Andrew N. Christensen MiddleLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified5921.5%(9)
293Delaine Eastin ElementaryUnion City, CANew Haven Unified6681.5%(10)
294Edison ElementaryAlameda, CAAlameda Unified4741.5%(7)
295Thornton MiddleFremont, CAFremont Unified1,9721.5%(29)
296John G. Mattos ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified4861.4%(7)
297Amador Valley HighPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified2,5831.4%(37)
298Valley View ElementaryPleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified6291.4%(9)
299Joe MichellLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified7861.4%(11)
300Lila Bringhurst ElementaryFremont, CAFremont Unified1,0831.4%(15)
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