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

35 public elementary schools in Shasta 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. Cypress Elementary leads the list at 7.0%, against a median of 0.8% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
35
Shasta County, California
Top % Black
7.0%
Median % Black
0.8%
MOST BLACK · SHASTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1Cypress ElementaryRedding, CARedding Elementary215157.0%
2Rother ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary280103.6%
3Shasta Meadows ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary320103.1%
4JuniperRedding, CARedding Elementary22773.1%
5Manzanita ElementaryRedding, CARedding Elementary545122.2%
6Alta Mesa ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary31972.2%
7Buckeye School of the ArtsRedding, CAGateway Unified482102.1%
8Mistletoe ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary682142.0%
9Junction ElementaryPalo Cedro, CAJunction Elementary41671.7%
10Lassen View ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary44371.6%
11Turtle BayRedding, CARedding Elementary692101.4%
12Millville ElementaryMillville, CAMillville Elementary20831.4%
13Black Butte ElementaryShingletown, CABlack Butte Union Elementary15621.3%
14Grand Oaks ElementaryShasta Lake, CAGateway Unified32030.9%
15Sycamore ElementaryRedding, CARedding Elementary23520.8%
16Boulder Creek ElementaryRedding, CAEnterprise Elementary83970.8%
17Anderson Heights ElementaryAnderson, CACascade Union Elementary26120.8%
18Tree of Life International CharterAnderson, CATree of Life International Charter District40230.8%
19Meadow Lane ElementaryAnderson, CACascade Union Elementary39830.8%
20Bonny View ElementaryRedding, CARedding Elementary29220.7%
21North CottonwoodCottonwood, CACottonwood Union Elementary49830.6%
22Prairie ElementaryAnderson, CAPacheco Union Elementary33220.6%
23Burney ElementaryBurney, CAFall River Joint Unified34920.6%
24Shasta LakeShasta Lake, CAGateway Unified60230.5%
25Grant ElementaryRedding, CAGrant Elementary60030.5%
26Happy Valley PrimaryAnderson, CAHappy Valley Union Elementary21710.5%
27Redding STEM AcademyRedding, CARedding STEM Academy District25310.4%
28North Cow Creek ElementaryPalo Cedro, CANorth Cow Creek Elementary27010.4%
29Columbia ElementaryRedding, CAColumbia Elementary43010.2%
30Cottonwood Creek CharterCottonwood, CACottonwood Creek Charter District29400.0%
31Chrysalis CharterPalo Cedro, CAChrysalis Charter District22600.0%
32Rocky Point CharterRedding, CARocky Point Charter District17800.0%
33Bella Vista ElementaryBella Vista, CABella Vista Elementary34300.0%
34Fall River ElementaryFall River Mills, CAFall River Joint Unified27500.0%
35Shasta ElementaryShasta, CAShasta Union Elementary10000.0%
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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