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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 11

Ranks 501–550 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
501	Piner-Olivet Charter	Santa Rosa, CA	Piner-Olivet Charter District	212	7	3.3%
502	Alliance College-Ready Middle Academy 4	Los Angeles, CA	Alliance College-Ready Middle Academy 4 District	486	16	3.3%
503	Bert M. Lynn Middle	Torrance, CA	Torrance Unified	612	20	3.3%
504	Robert Frost Middle	Granada Hills, CA	Los Angeles Unified	1,505	49	3.3%
505	Sequoia Middle	Redding, CA	Redding Elementary	461	15	3.3%
506	Cesar Chavez Middle	Oceanside, CA	Oceanside Unified	557	18	3.2%
507	Presidio Middle	San Francisco, CA	San Francisco Unified	992	32	3.2%
508	Lakeside Middle	Lakeside, CA	Lakeside Union Elementary	724	23	3.2%
509	Lairon College Preparatory Academy	San Jose, CA	Franklin-McKinley Elementary	253	8	3.2%
510	Pine Hollow Middle	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	538	17	3.2%
511	Sussman (Edward A.) Middle	Downey, CA	Downey Unified	1,240	39	3.1%
512	Northridge Middle	Northridge, CA	Los Angeles Unified	670	21	3.1%
513	Riverview Middle	Rio Vista, CA	River Delta Joint Unified	160	5	3.1%
514	Pioneer Junior High	Upland, CA	Upland Unified	771	24	3.1%
515	Lexington Junior High	Cypress, CA	Anaheim Union High	1,188	37	3.1%
516	El Segundo Middle	El Segundo, CA	El Segundo Unified	804	25	3.1%
517	Quantum Academy	Escondido, CA	Escondido Union	289	9	3.1%
518	Diablo View Middle	Clayton, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	514	16	3.1%
519	Cherry Avenue Middle	Tulare, CA	Tulare City	483	15	3.1%
520	Madrona Middle	Torrance, CA	Torrance Unified	678	21	3.1%
521	Walnut Creek Intermediate	Walnut Creek, CA	Walnut Creek Elementary	940	29	3.1%
522	Granite Ridge Intermediate	Fresno, CA	Clovis Unified	1,167	36	3.1%
523	Oak Grove Middle	Concord, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	681	21	3.1%
524	Herbert Hoover Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	910	28	3.1%
525	Edison Middle	Bakersfield, CA	Edison Elementary	489	15	3.1%
526	Parsons Junior High	Redding, CA	Enterprise Elementary	522	16	3.1%
527	Glen Edwards Middle	Lincoln, CA	Western Placer Unified	815	25	3.1%
528	Sequoia Middle	Pleasant Hill, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	882	27	3.1%
529	Urban Promise Academy Middle	Oakland, CA	Oakland Unified	392	12	3.1%
530	Ishi Hills Middle	Oroville, CA	Oroville City Elementary	294	9	3.1%
531	Black Mountain Middle	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	1,077	33	3.1%
532	KIPP Summit Academy	San Lorenzo, CA	KIPP Summit Academy District	427	13	3.0%
533	Van Nuys Middle	Van Nuys, CA	Los Angeles Unified	726	22	3.0%
534	Herbert Hoover Middle	Merced, CA	Merced City Elementary	629	19	3.0%
535	George A. Buljan Middle	Roseville, CA	Roseville City Elementary	862	26	3.0%
536	Parras (Nick G.) Middle	Redondo Beach, CA	Redondo Beach Unified	1,031	31	3.0%
537	Dolores Huerta Middle	Burbank, CA	Burbank Unified	931	28	3.0%
538	Arroyo Seco Junior High	Valencia, CA	William S. Hart Union High	1,239	37	3.0%
539	Colonel Mitchell Paige Middle	La Quinta, CA	Desert Sands Unified	439	13	3.0%
540	Buchser Middle	Santa Clara, CA	Santa Clara Unified	711	21	3.0%
541	Mission Middle	Jurupa Valley, CA	Jurupa Unified	612	18	2.9%
542	Corona Fundamental Intermediate	Corona, CA	Corona-Norco Unified	754	22	2.9%
543	Clarksburg Middle	Clarksburg, CA	River Delta Joint Unified	171	5	2.9%
544	John Muir Middle	San Jose, CA	San Jose Unified	722	21	2.9%
545	Herman (Leonard) Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Oak Grove Elementary	723	21	2.9%
546	Ranchos Middle	Madera, CA	Golden Valley Unified	452	13	2.9%
547	George V. LeyVa Intermediate	San Jose, CA	Evergreen Elementary	486	14	2.9%
548	Obsidian Middle	Clearlake, CA	Konocti Unified	590	17	2.9%
549	Sierra Middle	Bakersfield, CA	Bakersfield City	731	21	2.9%
550	Ralph Waldo Emerson Junior High	Davis, CA	Davis Joint Unified	524	15	2.9%

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