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The public high schools with the highest share of Black students in Orange County, California · page 2

Ranks 51–95 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Orange County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	% Black
51	Silverado High	Mission Viejo, CA	Saddleback Valley Unified	200	1.0%(2)
52	Laguna Hills High	Laguna Hills, CA	Saddleback Valley Unified	1,317	1.0%(13)
53	Pacifica High	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	1,634	1.0%(16)
54	Loara High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	1,539	1.0%(15)
55	Fullerton Union High	Fullerton, CA	Fullerton Joint Union High	1,880	1.0%(18)
56	Los Amigos High	Fountain Valley, CA	Garden Grove Unified	1,430	0.9%(13)
57	Anaheim High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	2,667	0.9%(24)
58	Aliso Niguel High	Aliso Viejo, CA	Capistrano Unified	2,563	0.9%(23)
59	El Modena High	Orange, CA	Orange Unified	1,795	0.8%(15)
60	Legacy Magnet Academy	Tustin, CA	Tustin Unified	964	0.8%(8)
61	Corona del Mar High	Newport Beach, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	2,106	0.8%(17)
62	Oxford Academy	Cypress, CA	Anaheim Union High	1,315	0.8%(10)
63	Valley Vista High	Fountain Valley, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	263	0.8%(2)
64	Marina High	Huntington Beach, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	1,997	0.8%(15)
65	OCSA	Santa Ana, CA	OCSA District	2,346	0.7%(17)
66	San Juan Hills High	San Juan Capistrano, CA	Capistrano Unified	2,641	0.7%(19)
67	Garden Grove High	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	2,148	0.7%(15)
68	Huntington Beach High	Huntington Beach, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	2,645	0.7%(18)
69	Westminster High	Westminster, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	2,529	0.7%(17)
70	Fountain Valley High	Fountain Valley, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	3,171	0.7%(21)
71	Dana Hills High	Dana Point, CA	Capistrano Unified	1,725	0.6%(11)
72	Coast High	Huntington Beach, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	159	0.6%(1)
73	Rancho Alamitos High	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	1,439	0.6%(8)
74	Early College High	Costa Mesa, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	177	0.6%(1)
75	Foothill High	Santa Ana, CA	Tustin Unified	2,126	0.6%(12)
76	Edison High	Huntington Beach, CA	Huntington Beach Union High	2,049	0.5%(11)
77	Estancia High	Costa Mesa, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	976	0.5%(5)
78	San Clemente High	San Clemente, CA	Capistrano Unified	2,740	0.4%(12)
79	La Sierra High (Alternative)	Fullerton, CA	Fullerton Joint Union High	236	0.4%(1)
80	Bolsa Grande High	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	1,701	0.4%(7)
81	Saddleback High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	1,451	0.4%(6)
82	Newport Harbor High	Newport Beach, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	2,084	0.4%(8)
83	Laguna Beach High	Laguna Beach, CA	Laguna Beach Unified	815	0.4%(3)
84	Nova Academy Early College High	Santa Ana, CA	Nova Academy Early College High District	288	0.3%(1)
85	Century High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	1,519	0.3%(4)
86	Segerstrom High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	2,376	0.3%(6)
87	Santiago High	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	1,664	0.2%(4)
88	Middle College High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	448	0.2%(1)
89	Hector G. Godinez	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	1,687	0.1%(2)
90	La Quinta High	Westminster, CA	Garden Grove Unified	2,041	0.1%(2)
91	Valley High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	1,908	0.1%(2)
92	Santa Ana High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	2,505	0.1%(2)
93	Marie L. Hare High	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	218	0.0%(0)
94	Cesar E. Chavez High	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	350	0.0%(0)
95	Lorin Griset Academy	Santa Ana, CA	Santa Ana Unified	283	0.0%(0)

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