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

Ranks 851900 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
851Bidwell Junior HighChico, CAChico Unified1,0121.2%(12)
852Silverado MiddleRoseville, CADry Creek Joint Elementary1,0101.2%(12)
853Hermosa Valley ElementaryHermosa Beach, CAHermosa Beach City Elementary5891.2%(7)
854Millswood MiddleLodi, CALodi Unified8431.2%(10)
855Corte MaderaPortola Valley, CAPortola Valley Elementary2521.2%(3)
856Chaparral MiddleDiamond Bar, CAWalnut Valley Unified1,3491.2%(16)
857Johnson MiddleWestminster, CAWestminster5051.2%(6)
858Harvest Park MiddlePleasanton, CAPleasanton Unified1,0151.2%(12)
859EJE Middle AcademyEl Cajon, CAEJE Middle Academy District2541.2%(3)
860Piedmont MiddleSan Jose, CABerryessa Union Elementary5911.2%(7)
861Las Flores MiddleLas Flores, CACapistrano Unified5931.2%(7)
862Lakeside MiddleNorwalk, CALittle Lake City Elementary5091.2%(6)
863Bowditch MiddleFoster City, CASan Mateo-Foster City9291.2%(11)
864Anacapa MiddleVentura, CAVentura Unified5921.2%(7)
865Green Acres MiddleVisalia, CAVisalia Unified7611.2%(9)
866Thomas Jefferson MiddleWasco, CAWasco Union Elementary5911.2%(7)
867D. Russell Parks Junior HighFullerton, CAFullerton Elementary8541.2%(10)
868Washington Academic MiddleSanger, CASanger Unified1,5391.2%(18)
869Southwest MiddleSan Diego, CASweetwater Union High5151.2%(6)
870Torch MiddleCity Of Industry, CABassett Unified3451.2%(4)
871Thomas Jefferson MiddleMadera, CAMadera Unified9481.2%(11)
872Spring View MiddleRocklin, CARocklin Unified7801.1%(9)
873Oakdale Junior HighOakdale, CAOakdale Joint Unified7801.1%(9)
874Niguel Hills MiddleLaguna Niguel, CACapistrano Unified6931.1%(8)
875Thurston MiddleLaguna Beach, CALaguna Beach Unified5241.1%(6)
876San Elijo MiddleSan Marcos, CASan Marcos Unified1,3951.1%(16)
877Park View MiddleYucaipa, CAYucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified8701.1%(10)
878Animo Florence-Firestone Charter MiddleLos Angeles, CAAnimo Florence-Firestone Charter Middle District4371.1%(5)
879Robert Louis Stevenson College and Career PreparatoryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified7921.1%(9)
880Jackson Street ElementaryYreka, CAYreka Union Elementary4381.1%(5)
881Mira Loma MiddleJurupa Valley, CAJurupa Unified7111.1%(8)
882Pine Valley MiddleSan Ramon, CASan Ramon Valley Unified9731.1%(11)
883Young Oak Kim AcademyLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified7151.1%(8)
884Kenilworth Junior HighPetaluma, CAPetaluma Joint Union High8121.1%(9)
885Palm Avenue MiddleWasco, CAWasco Union Elementary6311.1%(7)
886Vista Charter MiddleLos Angeles, CAVista Charter Middle District3641.1%(4)
887Los Cerritos MiddleThousand Oaks, CAConejo Valley Unified7251.1%(8)
888Lewis H. Britton MiddleMorgan Hill, CAMorgan Hill Unified6371.1%(7)
889Vista View MiddleFountain Valley, CAOcean View7241.1%(8)
890Yorba Linda MiddleYorba Linda, CAPlacentia-Yorba Linda Unified8181.1%(9)
891Rincon Valley MiddleSanta Rosa, CASanta Rosa High7251.1%(8)
892Brea Junior HighBrea, CABrea-Olinda Unified9211.1%(10)
893Izaak Walton IntermediateGarden Grove, CAGarden Grove Unified4581.1%(5)
894Spring View MiddleHuntington Beach, CAOcean View3661.1%
895Palermo MiddlePalermo, CAPalermo Union Elementary4581.1%(5)
896Raymond J. Fisher MiddleLos Gatos, CALos Gatos Union Elementary1,0151.1%(11)
897Pinon Mesa MiddlePhelan, CASnowline Joint Unified8351.1%(9)
898Hewes MiddleSanta Ana, CATustin Unified9291.1%(10)
899Calavera Hills MiddleCarlsbad, CACarlsbad Unified6551.1%(7)
900Willma Cavitt Junior HighGranite Bay, CAEureka Union3751.1%(4)
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