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

Ranks 51–89 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Riverside County, California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
51	La Sierra High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	1,514	69	4.6%
52	Ramona High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	2,142	95	4.4%
53	Raincross High (Continuation)	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	136	6	4.4%
54	San Jacinto Leadership Academy - Magnet	San Jacinto, CA	San Jacinto Unified	748	33	4.4%
55	Perris Lake High (Continuation)	Perris, CA	Perris Union High	228	10	4.4%
56	Arlington High	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	1,920	78	4.1%
57	Mt. San Jacinto High	Cathedral City, CA	Palm Springs Unified	325	13	4.0%
58	Riverside STEM Academy	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	665	24	3.6%
59	Summit High (Continuation)	La Quinta, CA	Desert Sands Unified	195	7	3.6%
60	Citrus Hill High	Perris, CA	Val Verde Unified	1,630	56	3.4%
61	Great Oak High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	2,946	99	3.4%
62	California Military Institute	Perris, CA	Perris Union High	1,031	34	3.3%
63	Lakeside High	Lake Elsinore, CA	Lake Elsinore Unified	1,687	53	3.1%
64	Murrieta Valley High	Murrieta, CA	Murrieta Valley Unified	2,104	63	3.0%
65	Abraham Lincoln Continuation	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	148	4	2.7%
66	Corona High	Corona, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	2,307	54	2.3%
67	Temecula Valley High	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	2,739	63	2.3%
68	Susan H. Nelson	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	306	7	2.3%
69	Norte Vista High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	1,804	37	2.0%
70	Rancho Mirage High	Rancho Mirage, CA	Palm Springs Unified	1,401	27	1.9%
71	Norco High	Norco, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	2,032	39	1.9%
72	Palm Desert High	Palm Desert, CA	Desert Sands Unified	2,079	40	1.9%
73	Orange Grove High	Corona, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	162	3	1.9%
74	Rubidoux High	Jurupa Valley, CA	Jurupa Unified	1,259	22	1.8%
75	Patriot High	Jurupa Valley, CA	Jurupa Unified	2,399	40	1.7%
76	Alvord High	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	130	2	1.5%
77	Cathedral City High	Cathedral City, CA	Palm Springs Unified	1,334	19	1.4%
78	Shadow Hills High	Indio, CA	Desert Sands Unified	1,650	23	1.4%
79	Nueva Vista Continuation High	Jurupa Valley, CA	Jurupa Unified	217	3	1.4%
80	Nuview Bridge Early College High	Nuevo, CA	Nuview Union	667	9	1.4%
81	La Quinta High	La Quinta, CA	Desert Sands Unified	2,425	30	1.2%
82	Jurupa Valley High	Jurupa Valley, CA	Jurupa Unified	1,693	19	1.1%
83	Hamilton	Anza, CA	Hemet Unified	450	5	1.1%
84	Indio High	Indio, CA	Desert Sands Unified	1,962	16	0.8%
85	Amistad High (Continuation)	Indio, CA	Desert Sands Unified	192	1	0.5%
86	Desert Mirage High	Thermal, CA	Coachella Valley Unified	1,875	3	0.2%
87	Coachella Valley High	Thermal, CA	Coachella Valley Unified	2,300	2	0.1%
88	NOVA Academy - Coachella	Coachella, CA	NOVA Academy - Coachella District	235	0	0.0%
89	La Familia Continuation High	Thermal, CA	Coachella Valley Unified	254	0	0.0%

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