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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 20

Ranks 951–1,000 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
951	Redwood Middle	Napa, CA	Napa Valley Unified	868	0.9%(8)
952	Wells Middle	Riverside, CA	Alvord Unified	768	0.9%(7)
953	Rincon Middle	Escondido, CA	Escondido Union	772	0.9%(7)
954	Julian Junior High	Julian, CA	Julian Union Elementary	110	0.9%(1)
955	Harden Middle	Salinas, CA	Salinas Union High	1,101	0.9%(10)
956	Douglass Middle	Woodland, CA	Woodland Joint Unified	768	0.9%(7)
957	Thomas R. Pollicita Middle	Daly City, CA	Jefferson Elementary	558	0.9%(5)
958	Richland Junior High	Shafter, CA	Richland Union Elementary	558	0.9%(5)
959	Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle	Palo Alto, CA	Palo Alto Unified	1,002	0.9%(9)
960	Padilla-Pace Middle	Brawley, CA	Brawley Elementary	445	0.9%(4)
961	Keppel Academy	Littlerock, CA	Keppel Union Elementary	225	0.9%
962	Louis Lake Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	453	0.9%(4)
963	La Merced Intermediate	Montebello, CA	Montebello Unified	682	0.9%(6)
964	Mountain Shadows Middle	Nuevo, CA	Nuview Union	339	0.9%(3)
965	John Gutierrez Middle	Salinas, CA	Santa Rita Union Elementary	568	0.9%(5)
966	Downtown College Preparatory Middle	San Jose, CA	Downtown College Preparatory Middle District	231	0.9%(2)
967	Berrendos Middle	Red Bluff, CA	Antelope Elementary	229	0.9%(2)
968	Bear Valley Middle	Escondido, CA	Escondido Union	923	0.9%(8)
969	Macy Intermediate	Monterey Park, CA	Montebello Unified	576	0.9%(5)
970	Petaluma Accelerated Charter	Petaluma, CA	Petaluma Joint Union High	115	0.9%(1)
971	Lee Middle	Woodland, CA	Woodland Joint Unified	575	0.9%(5)
972	Renaissance Academy	San Jose, CA	Alum Rock Union Elementary	348	0.9%(3)
973	Sunny Brae Middle	Arcata, CA	Arcata Elementary	232	0.9%(2)
974	John Sutter Middle	Fowler, CA	Fowler Unified	579	0.9%(5)
975	Lyman Gilmore Middle	Grass Valley, CA	Grass Valley Elementary	464	0.9%(4)
976	Maze Middle	Hollister, CA	Hollister	580	0.9%(5)
977	Giano Intermediate	West Covina, CA	Rowland Unified	463	0.9%(4)
978	Carmel Valley Middle	San Diego, CA	San Dieguito Union High	697	0.9%(6)
979	James B. Davidson Middle	San Rafael, CA	San Rafael City Elementary	1,052	0.9%(9)
980	Columbia Middle	Sunnyvale, CA	Sunnyvale	697	0.9%(6)
981	Willows Intermediate	Willows, CA	Willows Unified	464	0.9%(4)
982	Manhattan Beach Middle	Manhattan Beach, CA	Manhattan Beach Unified	1,175	0.8%(10)
983	Pleasant Valley Middle	Placerville, CA	Gold Oak Union Elementary	117	0.8%(1)
984	Pacoima Middle	Pacoima, CA	Los Angeles Unified	823	0.8%(7)
985	Foothill Intermediate	Marysville, CA	Marysville Joint Unified	237	0.8%(2)
986	Del Mar Middle	Tiburon, CA	Reed Union Elementary	359	0.8%(3)
987	Wilson Jr. High	El Centro, CA	El Centro Elementary	605	0.8%(5)
988	John M. Horner Middle	Fremont, CA	Fremont Unified	1,574	0.8%(13)
989	Washington Middle	Salinas, CA	Salinas Union High	1,082	0.8%(9)
990	Abbott Middle	San Mateo, CA	San Mateo-Foster City	721	0.8%(6)
991	Richard L. Graves Middle	Whittier, CA	South Whittier Elementary	484	0.8%(4)
992	Windsor Middle	Windsor, CA	Windsor Unified	736	0.8%(6)
993	Dr. Walter C. Ralston Intermediate	Garden Grove, CA	Garden Grove Unified	485	0.8%(4)
994	Rosemont Middle	La Crescenta, CA	Glendale Unified	1,221	0.8%(10)
995	Goddard Middle	Glendora, CA	Glendora Unified	728	0.8%(6)
996	Los Cerros Middle	Danville, CA	San Ramon Valley Unified	486	0.8%(4)
997	Martin Luther King Jr. Middle	Madera, CA	Madera Unified	865	0.8%(7)
998	Foothill Middle	Walnut Creek, CA	Mt. Diablo Unified	1,005	0.8%(8)
999	Charles W. Tewinkle Middle	Costa Mesa, CA	Newport-Mesa Unified	501	0.8%(4)
1000	Oak Valley Middle	San Diego, CA	Poway Unified	1,503	0.8%(12)

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