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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 10

Ranks 451–500 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA

#	School	City	District	Students	Black students	% Black
451	Calle Mayor Middle	Torrance, CA	Torrance Unified	626	24	3.8%
452	South Lake Middle	Irvine, CA	Irvine Unified	652	25	3.8%
453	Norman N. Glick Middle	Modesto, CA	Empire Union Elementary	602	23	3.8%
454	Berendo Middle	Los Angeles, CA	Los Angeles Unified	552	21	3.8%
455	Barbara Chilton Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	1,289	49	3.8%
456	Santa Fe Computer Science Magnet	Monrovia, CA	Monrovia Unified	424	16	3.8%
457	James L. Day Middle	Temecula, CA	Temecula Valley Unified	932	35	3.8%
458	Orangeview Junior High	Anaheim, CA	Anaheim Union High	612	23	3.8%
459	Robert O. Townsend Junior High	Chino Hills, CA	Chino Valley Unified	905	34	3.8%
460	Cesar Chavez Middle	Hayward, CA	Hayward Unified	453	17	3.8%
461	Cesar Chavez Middle	Union City, CA	New Haven Unified	990	37	3.7%
462	Bill E. Young Jr. Middle	Calipatria, CA	Calipatria Unified	322	12	3.7%
463	Sierra Vista Middle	Covina, CA	Covina-Valley Unified	778	29	3.7%
464	Weaver Middle	Merced, CA	Weaver Union	1,073	40	3.7%
465	Walker Junior High	La Palma, CA	Anaheim Union High	890	33	3.7%
466	Reyburn Intermediate	Clovis, CA	Clovis Unified	1,785	66	3.7%
467	Gaspar De Portola Charter Middle	Tarzana, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,461	54	3.7%
468	High Tech Middle Mesa	San Diego, CA	High Tech Middle Mesa District	352	13	3.7%
469	Helen Keller Middle	Long Beach, CA	Long Beach Unified	515	19	3.7%
470	Matthew Gage Middle	Riverside, CA	Riverside Unified	840	31	3.7%
471	Alondra Middle	Paramount, CA	Paramount Unified	735	27	3.7%
472	Willis Jepson Middle	Vacaville, CA	Vacaville Unified	954	35	3.7%
473	Magnolia Science Academy San Diego	San Diego, CA	Magnolia Science Academy San Diego District	464	17	3.7%
474	Thompson Middle	Murrieta, CA	Murrieta Valley Unified	1,565	57	3.6%
475	Lorbeer Middle	Diamond Bar, CA	Pomona Unified	688	25	3.6%
476	Walter Stiern Middle	Bakersfield, CA	Bakersfield City	891	32	3.6%
477	Somerset Middle	Modesto, CA	Sylvan Union Elementary	947	34	3.6%
478	Riverview Middle	Helendale, CA	Helendale Elementary	141	5	3.5%
479	Fontana Middle	Fontana, CA	Fontana Unified	1,049	37	3.5%
480	Francisco Sepulveda Middle	North Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,052	37	3.5%
481	Pleasant Hill Middle	Pleasant Hill, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	738	26	3.5%
482	Sequoia Middle	Fresno, CA	Fresno Unified	829	29	3.5%
483	Prescott Junior High	Modesto, CA	Stanislaus Union Elementary	746	26	3.5%
484	Walnut Grove Intermediate	West Covina, CA	West Covina Unified	259	9	3.5%
485	Hillsdale Middle	El Cajon, CA	Cajon Valley Union	1,481	51	3.4%
486	Martin Murphy Middle	San Jose, CA	Morgan Hill Unified	466	16	3.4%
487	Traweek Middle	West Covina, CA	Covina-Valley Unified	614	21	3.4%
488	Yuba Gardens Intermediate	Olivehurst, CA	Marysville Joint Unified	761	26	3.4%
489	Roosevelt Junior High	Modesto, CA	Modesto City Elementary	818	28	3.4%
490	Valley View Middle	Pleasant Hill, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	819	28	3.4%
491	Daniel J. Savage Middle	Modesto, CA	Sylvan Union Elementary	906	31	3.4%
492	Terra Cotta Middle	Lake Elsinore, CA	Lake Elsinore Unified	1,026	35	3.4%
493	John A. Sutter Middle	Canoga Park, CA	Los Angeles Unified	763	26	3.4%
494	Elsinore Middle	Lake Elsinore, CA	Lake Elsinore Unified	947	32	3.4%
495	Frank J. Zamboni	Paramount, CA	Paramount Unified	650	22	3.4%
496	Itliong-Vera Cruz	Union City, CA	New Haven Unified	1,097	37	3.4%
497	Serrano Middle	Montclair, CA	Ontario-Montclair	657	22	3.4%
498	Rolling Hills Middle	Los Gatos, CA	Campbell Union	778	26	3.3%
499	Creekside Middle	Castro Valley, CA	Castro Valley Unified	754	25	3.3%
500	Day Creek Intermediate	Etiwanda, CA	Etiwanda Elementary	1,326	44	3.3%

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