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The public elementary schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 38

Ranks 1,8511,900 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1851California Montessori Project - Capitol CampusSacramento, CACalifornia Montessori Project - Capitol Campus District417163.8%
1852Louise Foussat ElementaryOceanside, CAOceanside Unified755293.8%
1853Diamond Creek ElementaryRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary547213.8%
1854Wildflower Open ClassroomChico, CAWildflower Open Classroom District18373.8%
1855Hamilton ElementaryHanford, CAHanford Elementary418163.8%
1856West Hollywood ElementaryWest Hollywood, CALos Angeles Unified313123.8%
1857Kynoch ElementaryMarysville, CAMarysville Joint Unified678263.8%
1858Frost (Earl) ElementarySan Jose, CAOak Grove Elementary313123.8%
1859Wingland ElementaryBakersfield, CAStandard Elementary783303.8%
1860Mango ElementaryFontana, CAFontana Unified523203.8%
1861Rosemont Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified15763.8%
1862Roosevelt ElementaryLynwood, CALynwood Unified445173.8%
1863Juan Felipe Herrera ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified630243.8%
1864Birch Grove IntermediateNewark, CANewark Unified289113.8%
1865Westwood ElementarySanta Clara, CASanta Clara Unified368143.8%
1866Yermo ElementaryYermo, CASilver Valley Unified368143.8%
1867Southgate ElementaryHayward, CAHayward Unified581223.8%
1868Rio Vista School of Applied LearningApple Valley, CAApple Valley Unified927353.8%
1869Centennial ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified741283.8%
1870Trinity Street ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified18573.8%
1871Abraham LincolnParamount, CAParamount Unified502193.8%
1872Alamo ElementaryVacaville, CAVacaville Unified714273.8%
1873Pinkham ElementaryVisalia, CAVisalia Unified476183.8%
1874Casa Loma ElementaryBakersfield, CABakersfield City424163.8%
1875Lugo ElementaryLynwood, CALynwood Unified318123.8%
1876La MesaMonterey, CAMonterey Peninsula Unified689263.8%
1877Belvedere ElementaryHighland, CASan Bernardino City Unified557213.8%
1878Nicolas Valley ElementaryTemecula, CATemecula Valley Unified691263.8%
1879Tovashal ElementaryMurrieta, CAMurrieta Valley Unified745283.8%
1880Cook (Hazel Goes) ElementaryChula Vista, CAChula Vista Elementary346133.8%
1881Valle Lindo ElementaryChula Vista, CAChula Vista Elementary372143.8%
1882Paradise Hills ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified21383.8%
1883Baldy Mesa ElementaryPhelan, CASnowline Joint Unified985373.8%
1884Alamos ElementaryMurrieta, CATemecula Valley Unified799303.8%
1885Fenton Avenue CharterLake View Terrace, CAFenton Avenue Charter District746283.8%
1886Arcata ElementaryArcata, CAArcata Elementary24093.8%
1887A. E. Arnold ElementaryCypress, CACypress Elementary560213.8%
1888Katherine R. Smith ElementarySan Jose, CAEvergreen Elementary373143.8%
1889Neil Hafley ElementaryManteca, CAManteca Unified799303.8%
1890Gussie M. Baker ElementarySan Jose, CAMoreland400153.8%
1891GreenleafOakland, CAOakland Unified613233.8%
1892Mesquite Trails ElementaryHesperia, CAHesperia Unified882333.7%
1893Randall Pepper ElementaryFontana, CAFontana Unified455173.7%
1894Dayton Heights ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified21483.7%
1895Joe StefaniMerced, CAMerced City Elementary641243.7%
1896Catherine Everett ElementaryModesto, CAModesto City Elementary428163.7%
1897Yucca Mesa ElementaryYucca Valley, CAMorongo Unified401153.7%
1898Ross ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified18773.7%
1899Ronald Reagan ElementaryBakersfield, CAPanama-Buena Vista Union831313.7%
1900Valle Vista ElementaryHemet, CAHemet Unified672253.7%
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