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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 18

Ranks 851–900 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
851Thompson ElementaryHighland, CASan Bernardino City Unified455419.0%
852Hancock Park ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified589539.0%
853Buena Vista ElementaryBakersfield, CAPanama-Buena Vista Union713649.0%
854Bobbie Smith ElementaryLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified635579.0%
855Kingswood K-8Citrus Heights, CASan Juan Unified546499.0%
856Bonita ElementaryCrows Landing, CANewman-Crows Landing Unified134129.0%
857Leo B. Hart ElementaryBakersfield, CAPanama-Buena Vista Union705638.9%
858Gibson ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified358328.9%
859Ninth Street ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified302278.9%
860Dr. Edward Fitzgerald ElementaryRialto, CARialto Unified414378.9%
861Esperanza ElementaryPalmdale, CAWestside Union Elementary962868.9%
862Richland Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified280258.9%
863North Verdemont ElementarySan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified549498.9%
864Frank West ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City650588.9%
865Crocker Highlands ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified415378.9%
866Cabrillo Avenue ElementarySan Pedro, CALos Angeles Unified303278.9%
867Lankershim ElementaryHighland, CASan Bernardino City Unified551498.9%
868Quartz Hill ElementaryQuartz Hill, CAWestside Union Elementary845758.9%
869Oak Ridge ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified429388.9%
870Thomas ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified859768.8%
871Don Benito FundamentalPasadena, CAPasadena Unified384348.8%
872Lone Tree ElementaryBeale AFB, CAWheatland305278.8%
873Louis A. Bohn ElementaryTracy, CATracy Joint Unified397358.8%
874Robert J. McGarvey ElementaryRancho Cordova, CAElk Grove Unified840748.8%
875Evans Ranch ElementaryMenifee, CAMenifee Union817728.8%
876Raymond Case ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified751668.8%
877Temecula International AcademyTemecula, CATemecula International Academy District285258.8%
878Northmont ElementaryLa Mesa, CALa Mesa-Spring Valley422378.8%
879John Muir ElementaryStockton, CALodi Unified559498.8%
880Arlington Heights ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified308278.8%
881Arthur C. Butler ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified949838.8%
882Avocado ElementaryLa Mesa, CACajon Valley Union573508.7%
883Nipaquay ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified378338.7%
884Longfellow ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City780688.7%
885Central ElementaryRancho Cucamonga, CACentral Elementary436388.7%
886Manzanita SEED ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified436388.7%
887Phillip M. Stokoe ElementaryRiverside, CAAlvord Unified621548.7%
888Quailwood ElementaryBakersfield, CAFruitvale Elementary345308.7%
889Hemlock ElementaryFontana, CAFontana Unified426378.7%
890Ramona ElementaryHemet, CAHemet Unified702618.7%
891Mountain View ElementaryOntario, CAMountain View Elementary564498.7%
892Carson Street ElementaryCarson, CALos Angeles Unified623548.7%
893Perdew ElementaryEtiwanda, CAEtiwanda Elementary589518.7%
894Mary Fay Pendleton ElementaryOceanside, CAFallbrook Union Elementary820718.7%
895Rosa Parks Environmental ScienceBerkeley, CABerkeley Unified393348.7%
896Weigand Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified290258.6%
897Darnall CharterSan Diego, CADarnall Charter District442388.6%
898ACORN Woodland ElementaryOakland, CAOakland Unified291258.6%
899Baker ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified361318.6%
900Parker (Jean) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified128118.6%
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