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The public K-12 schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 2

Ranks 5195 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
51George KeyPlacentia, CAPlacentia-Yorba Linda Unified12454.0%
52Orange County Special EducationCosta Mesa, CAOrange County Department of Education331133.9%
53Alternative Family EducationSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz City High11043.6%
54Hayward Twin Oaks MontessoriHayward, CAHayward Twin Oaks Montessori District643233.6%
55Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched StudiesReseda, CALos Angeles Unified1,712613.6%
56Sonoma County Special EducationSanta Rosa, CASonoma County Office of Education16963.5%
57New Open World Academy K-12Los Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified911323.5%
58California School for the Deaf-RiversideRiverside, CACalifornia School for the Deaf-Riverside (ST Special Schl)350123.4%
59Richard H. Lewis AlternativeClearlake, CAKonocti Unified11843.4%
60Davis School for Independent StudyDavis, CADavis Joint Unified12443.2%
61Wilson AlternativeSanta Clara, CASanta Clara Unified13143.0%
62Fresno County Special EducationFresno, CAFresno County Office of Education597172.9%
63College ViewGlendale, CAGlendale Unified11832.5%
64El Dorado Co Office of Ed Special Ed ProgramsPlacerville, CAEl Dorado County Office of Education20252.5%
65ACCESS County CommunityCosta Mesa, CAOrange County Department of Education1,315322.4%
66Sutter County Special EducationYuba City, CASutter County Office of Education33282.4%
67Charles Leroy Lowman Special Ed and Career Transition CenterNorth Hollywood, CALos Angeles Unified17042.4%
68South County ConsortiumPetaluma, CAPetaluma City Elementary12932.3%
69Logan Memorial Educational CampusSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified1,467342.3%
70UCLA Community K-12Los Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified887192.1%
71Gould Educational CenterMadera, CAMadera County Superintendent of Schools35172.0%
72Monte VistaSimi Valley, CASimi Valley Unified37171.9%
73Lake Balboa College Preparatory Magnet K-12Lake Balboa, CALos Angeles Unified590111.9%
74Duane E. Furman Independent StudyMadera, CAMadera Unified34861.7%
75Napa Valley Independent StudiesNapa, CANapa Valley Unified11621.7%
76Glen PaulEureka, CAHumboldt County Office of Education12821.6%
77ParkviewPlacentia, CAPlacentia-Yorba Linda Unified25941.5%
78Kairos PublicVacaville, CAKairos Public District786121.5%
79Valley AcademyEl Centro, CAImperial County Office of Education20531.5%
80Monterey County Special EducationSalinas, CAMonterey County Office of Education27441.5%
81Puente Hills HighHacienda Heights, CAHacienda la Puente Unified15421.3%
82Special EducationVisalia, CATulare County Office of Education1,141141.2%
83Santa Cruz County Special EducationSanta Cruz, CASanta Cruz County Office of Education10510.9%
84Canyon HillsAnaheim, CAOrange Unified10910.9%
85Ventura County Special EducationCamarillo, CAVentura County Office of Education23120.9%
86Ukiah Independent Study AcademyUkiah, CAUkiah Unified11810.8%
87Elizabeth Learning CenterCudahy, CALos Angeles Unified1,25740.3%
88Mountain View (Alternative)Reedley, CAKings Canyon Joint Unified31810.3%
89Uncharted Shores AcademyCrescent City, CAUncharted Shores Academy District28300.0%
90Sequoia Career AcademyUkiah, CASequoia Career Academy District14400.0%
91Mark Twain Special CenterGarden Grove, CAGarden Grove Unified10100.0%
92Verdugo AcademyGlendale, CAGlendale Unified13500.0%
93Avalon K-12Santa Catalina, CALong Beach Unified44300.0%
94Mountain Valley AcademyRamona, CARamona City Unified18200.0%
95OCCS:CHEP/PCHSTustin, CAOrange County Department of Education29000.0%
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