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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in Imperial County, California

36 public elementary schools in Imperial County, California appear in this ranking of the public elementary 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. Imperial Valley Home School Academy leads the list at 1.5%, against a median of 0.5% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
36
Imperial County, California
Top % Black
1.5%
Median % Black
0.5%
MOST BLACK · IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1Imperial Valley Home School AcademyEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary1311.5%(2)
2Fremont PrimaryCalipatria, CACalipatria Unified3481.4%(5)
3Desert Garden ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary3581.1%(4)
4Seeley ElementarySeeley, CASeeley Union Elementary3250.9%(3)
5Meadows ElementaryEl Centro, CAMeadows Union3520.8%(3)
6Harding ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary6010.8%(5)
7Lincoln ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary3990.8%(3)
8Sunflower ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary4270.7%(3)
9Phil D. Swing ElementaryBrawley, CABrawley Elementary7250.7%(5)
10Myron D. Witter ElementaryBrawley, CABrawley Elementary7410.7%(5)
11Margaret Hedrick ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary4460.7%(3)
12Martin Luther King Jr. ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary4450.7%(3)
13McKinley ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary4560.7%(3)
14Westmorland ElementaryWestmorland, CAWestmorland Union Elementary3040.7%(2)
15J. W. Oakley ElementaryBrawley, CABrawley Elementary6540.6%(4)
16Sea View ElementarySalton City, CACoachella Valley Unified6820.6%(4)
17Booker T. Washington ElementaryEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary3510.6%(2)
18Emmett S. Finley ElementaryHoltville, CAHoltville Unified5590.5%(3)
19Mains ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified4080.5%(2)
20Miguel Hidalgo ElementaryBrawley, CABrawley Elementary4370.5%(2)
21Imperial Cross ElementaryImperial, CAImperial Unified7600.4%(3)
22San Pasqual Valley ElementaryWinterhaven, CASan Pasqual Valley Unified2590.4%(1)
23McCabe ElementaryEl Centro, CAMcCabe Union Elementary1,1090.3%(3)
24Kennedy Gardens ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified4840.2%(1)
25De Anza MagnetEl Centro, CAEl Centro Elementary5040.2%(1)
26Dool ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified5680.2%(1)
27Ben Hulse ElementaryImperial, CAImperial Unified8380.1%(1)
28Ballington Academy for the Arts and SciencesEl Centro, CABallington Academy for the Arts and Sciences District2300.0%(0)
29Jefferson ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified6250.0%(0)
30Rockwood ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified6170.0%(0)
31Blanche Charles ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified4190.0%(0)
32Cesar Chavez ElementaryCalexico, CACalexico Unified7650.0%(0)
33Dogwood ElementaryHeber, CAHeber Elementary6060.0%(0)
34Pine ElementaryHoltville, CAHoltville Unified2100.0%(0)
35T. L. Waggoner ElementaryImperial, CAImperial Unified6130.0%(0)
36Magnolia Union ElementaryBrawley, CAMagnolia Union Elementary1280.0%(0)
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