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The public middle schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 23

Ranks 1,1011,150 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1101Muirlands MiddleLa Jolla, CASan Diego Unified74240.5%
1102Gladstone MiddleCovina, CAAzusa Unified1,32670.5%
1103Pacheco ElementaryRedding, CAPacheco Union Elementary37920.5%
1104Joseph George MiddleSan Jose, CAAlum Rock Union Elementary38420.5%
1105Masuda (Kazuo) MiddleFountain Valley, CAFountain Valley Elementary76840.5%
1106Weimar HillsWeimar, CAPlacer Hills Union Elementary38820.5%
1107Burton MiddlePorterville, CABurton Elementary58630.5%
1108East Whittier MiddleWhittier, CAEast Whittier City Elementary98550.5%
1109Aptos Junior HighAptos, CAPajaro Valley Unified58730.5%
1110Paradise Junior HighParadise, CAParadise Unified19710.5%
1111Sequoia MiddleNewbury Park, CAConejo Valley Unified79840.5%
1112ACE Inspire AcademySan Jose, CAACE Inspire Academy District20510.5%
1113Livingston MiddleLivingston, CALivingston Union80940.5%
1114Walter F. Dexter MiddleWhittier, CAWhittier City61030.5%
1115Daniel Lewis MiddlePaso Robles, CAPaso Robles Joint Unified6190.5%
1116West Cottonwood Junior HighCottonwood, CACottonwood Union Elementary41920.5%
1117Yorba MiddleOrange, CAOrange Unified41820.5%
1118Alvarado IntermediateRowland Heights, CARowland Unified62430.5%
1119Twin Hills Charter MiddleSebastopol, CATwin Hills Union Elementary20710.5%
1120Sycamore MiddleGridley, CAGridley Unified42320.5%
1121Shorecliffs MiddleSan Clemente, CACapistrano Unified63430.5%
1122College Connection AcademySan Jose, CAFranklin-McKinley Elementary21310.5%
1123Hilton D. Bell IntermediateGarden Grove, CAGarden Grove Unified63230.5%
1124Brook Haven MiddleSebastopol, CASebastopol Union Elementary21210.5%
1125Dairyland ElementaryChowchilla, CAAlview-Dairyland Union Elementary21610.5%
1126Ralston IntermediateBelmont, CABelmont-Redwood Shores Elementary1,08250.5%
1127Bobby Duke MiddleCoachella, CACoachella Valley Unified64830.5%
1128William Mendenhall MiddleLivermore, CALivermore Valley Joint Unified87640.5%
1129Bartlett MiddlePorterville, CAPorterville Unified44320.5%
1130Cahuilla Desert Academy Junior HighCoachella, CACoachella Valley Unified66830.5%
1131Ethel Dwyer MiddleHuntington Beach, CAHuntington Beach City Elementary88440.5%
1132Frank M. Wright MiddleImperial, CAImperial Unified1,11650.5%
1133Central MiddleSan Carlos, CASan Carlos Elementary44320.5%
1134Abraham Lincoln MiddleSelma, CASelma Unified89240.5%
1135Emilie J. Ross MiddleHughson, CAHughson Unified45820.4%
1136Olive Peirce MiddleRamona, CARamona City Unified68030.4%
1137Tierra Linda MiddleSan Carlos, CASan Carlos Elementary45120.4%
1138Rancho Minerva MiddleVista, CAVista Unified4500.4%
1139Pleasant Grove MiddleRescue, CARescue Union Elementary47020.4%
1140KIPP Academy of InnovationLos Angeles, CAKIPP Academy of Innovation District47620.4%
1141Richard Henry Dana MiddleArcadia, CAArcadia Unified71030.4%
1142Sierra Vista MiddleBaldwin Park, CABaldwin Park Unified70930.4%
1143Barbara Spratling MiddleHughson, CAKeyes Union23910.4%
1144South Tahoe MiddleSouth Lake Tahoe, CALake Tahoe Unified71630.4%
1145McKinley Institute of TechnologyRedwood City, CARedwood City Elementary47620.4%
1146Earl Warren MiddleSolana Beach, CASan Dieguito Union High47620.4%
1147Big Bear MiddleBig Bear Lake, CABear Valley Unified48920.4%
1148Fesler (Isaac) Junior HighSanta Maria, CASanta Maria-Bonita97440.4%
1149South Pointe MiddleWalnut, CAWalnut Valley Unified97940.4%
1150Sierra Ridge MiddlePollock Pines, CAPollock Pines Elementary24710.4%
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