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

Across California, 5,637 public elementary schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are Black or African American, from federal NCES enrollment data. ICEF View Park Preparatory Elementary leads the list at 88.3%, against a median of 1.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked

5,637

California

Top % Black

88.3%

Median % Black

1.9%

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
1	ICEF View Park Preparatory Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	ICEF View Park Preparatory Elementary District	411	363	88.3%
2	Wilder's Preparatory Academy Charter	Inglewood, CA	Wilder's Preparatory Academy Charter District	426	345	81.0%
3	Savant Preparatory Academy of Business	San Bernardino, CA	Savant Preparatory Academy of Business District	228	180	79.0%
4	Annalee Avenue Elementary	Carson, CA	Los Angeles Unified	194	152	78.3%
5	Baldwin Hills Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	417	314	75.3%
6	ICEF Inglewood Elementary Charter Academy	Inglewood, CA	ICEF Inglewood Elementary Charter Academy District	375	275	73.3%
7	Ambler Avenue Elementary	Carson, CA	Los Angeles Unified	445	322	72.4%
8	Iftin Charter	San Diego, CA	Iftin Charter District	531	384	72.3%
9	Windsor Hills Math Science	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	332	238	71.7%
10	Broadacres Avenue Elementary Visual & Performing Arts Magnet	Carson, CA	Los Angeles Unified	275	197	71.6%
11	Life Source International Charter	Lancaster, CA	Life Source International Charter District	210	—	70.5%
12	Frank D. Parent	Inglewood, CA	Inglewood Unified	235	160	68.1%
13	Loyola Village Fine And Performing Arts Magnet	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	161	109	67.7%
14	Garvey/Allen Visual & Performing Arts Academy for STEM	Moreno Valley, CA	Garvey/Allen Visual & Perf Arts Acad for STEM DIST	210	141	67.1%
15	Leapwood Avenue Elementary	Carson, CA	Los Angeles Unified	222	148	66.7%
16	Hardy Brown College Prep	San Bernardino, CA	Hardy Brown College Prep District	316	206	65.2%
17	Crete Academy	Los Angeles, CA	Crete Academy District	284	183	64.4%
18	KIPP Compton Community	Compton, CA	KIPP Compton Community District	783	503	64.2%
19	Forty-Second Street Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	215	131	60.9%
20	Cowan Avenue Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	377	229	60.7%
21	St. HOPE Public School 7	Sacramento, CA	St. HOPE Public School 7 District	471	285	60.5%
22	Cimarron Avenue Elementary	Hawthorne, CA	Los Angeles Unified	261	156	59.8%
23	La Tijera Academy of Excellence Charter	Inglewood, CA	Inglewood Unified	552	325	58.9%
24	Aspire Berkley Maynard Academy	Oakland, CA	Aspire Berkley Maynard Academy District	515	302	58.6%
25	Prescott Elementary	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	135	77	57.0%
26	KIPP Bridge Academy	Oakland, CA	KIPP Bridge Academy District	520	294	56.5%
27	Holly Drive Leadership Academy	San Diego, CA	Holly Drive Leadership Academy District	108	61	56.5%
28	Learning by Design Charter	Los Angeles, CA	Learning by Design Charter District	114	63	55.3%
29	Drew (Charles) College Preparatory Academy	San Francisco, CA	San Francisco Unified	200	110	55.0%
30	Grass Valley Elementary	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	182	98	53.9%
31	KIPP Generations Academy	Gardena, CA	KIPP Generations Academy District	164	—	53.7%
32	Aspire Capitol Heights Academy	Sacramento, CA	Aspire Capitol Heights Academy District	222	119	53.6%
33	Tom Bradley Global Awareness Magnet	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	140	74	52.9%
34	Carl B. Munck Elementary	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	151	79	52.3%
35	Today's Fresh Start-Compton	Los Angeles, CA	Today's Fresh Start-Compton District	374	194	51.9%
36	North Oakland Community Charter	Oakland, CA	North Oakland Community Charter District	111	—	51.4%
37	Fifty-Fourth Street Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	209	107	51.2%
38	Golden Charter Academy	Fresno, CA	Golden Charter Academy District	405	206	50.9%
39	Harriet Tubman Village Charter	San Diego, CA	Harriet Tubman Village Charter District	446	226	50.7%
40	Aspire Triumph Technology Academy	Oakland, CA	Aspire Triumph Technology Academy District	217	109	50.2%
41	Barack Obama Charter	Los Angeles, CA	Barack Obama Charter District	360	179	49.7%
42	Pasadena Rosebud Academy	Pasadena, CA	Pasadena Rosebud Academy District	169	84	49.7%
43	Coliseum Street Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	218	107	49.1%
44	Seventy-Fourth Street Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	377	185	49.1%
45	KIPP Bayview Elementary	San Francisco, CA	KIPP Bayview Elementary District	135	66	48.9%
46	Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	296	143	48.3%
47	American Indian Public Charter School II	Oakland, CA	American Indian Public Charter School II District	617	297	48.1%
48	Manhattan Place Elementary	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	218	104	47.7%
49	Purche Avenue Elementary	Gardena, CA	Los Angeles Unified	373	175	46.9%
50	Leataata Floyd Elementary	Sacramento, CA	Sacramento City Unified	201	93	46.3%

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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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