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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 36

Ranks 1,751–1,800 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1751Discovery School of the ArtsVictorville, CAVictor Elementary9027.5%(68)
1752Garin ElementaryBrentwood, CABrentwood Union7857.5%(59)
1753Rio Vista MiddleFresno, CACentral Unified8517.5%(64)
1754Ellerhorst ElementaryPinole, CAWest Contra Costa Unified3197.5%(24)
1755Revere (Paul) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified4537.5%(34)
1756Pony Express ElementarySacramento, CASacramento City Unified3607.5%(27)
1757Wegeforth ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified2007.5%(15)
1758Hesperia HighHesperia, CAHesperia Unified2,4057.5%(180)
1759Ernest S. McBride Sr. HighLong Beach, CALong Beach Unified6827.5%(51)
1760Helen Carr Castello ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified7907.5%(59)
1761Cope MiddleRedlands, CARedlands Unified1,1917.5%(89)
1762Futures HighSacramento, CAFutures High District4697.5%(35)
1763Earl Warren Junior HighBakersfield, CAPanama-Buena Vista Union9657.5%(72)
1764Francisco MiddleSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified4967.5%(37)
1765Greenfield MiddleBakersfield, CAGreenfield Union8737.5%(65)
1766Cambridge ElementaryVacaville, CATravis Unified7387.5%(55)
1767George and Evelyn Stein ContinuationTracy, CATracy Joint Unified1217.4%(9)
1768Elizabeth Terronez MiddleFresno, CAFresno Unified6597.4%(49)
1769Sherman Oaks Elementary CharterSherman Oaks, CALos Angeles Unified5117.4%(38)
1770Wilsona ElementaryLancaster, CAWilsona Elementary4037.4%(30)
1771Cooper MiddleFresno, CAFresno Unified5387.4%(40)
1772Lilienthal (Claire) ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified6737.4%(50)
1773Sixth Street PrepVictorville, CAVictor Elementary2297.4%(17)
1774Oakmont ElementaryClaremont, CAClaremont Unified2707.4%(20)
1775Rio Linda HighRio Linda, CATwin Rivers Unified1,5947.4%(118)
1776Rudolph Rivera MiddleMerced, CAMerced City Elementary6087.4%(45)
1777Rancho Vista HighTemecula, CATemecula Valley Unified1767.4%(13)
1778Roeding ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified7047.4%(52)
1779Helendale ElementaryHelendale, CAHelendale Elementary5417.4%(40)
1780Arcade MiddleSacramento, CASan Juan Unified5957.4%(44)
1781Robert F. Kennedy ElementaryCompton, CACompton Unified6107.4%(45)
1782Lowell ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified3257.4%(24)
1783Walgrove Avenue ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified2717.4%(20)
1784Cherokee Point ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified2987.4%(22)
1785Aspire Vincent Shalvey AcademyStockton, CAAspire Vincent Shalvey Academy District4487.4%(33)
1786Willard ElementaryPasadena, CAPasadena Unified3947.4%(29)
1787Wesley GainesParamount, CAParamount Unified4497.3%(33)
1788Easterby ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified6137.3%(45)
1789Upland HighUpland, CAUpland Unified2,7977.3%(205)
1790Rancho del Rey MiddleChula Vista, CASweetwater Union High1,7057.3%(125)
1791Altus Schools East CountyEl Cajon, CAAltus Schools East County District2877.3%(21)
1792EPIC AcademyLathrop, CAEPIC Academy District1,0257.3%(75)
1793William Saroyan ElementaryFresno, CACentral Unified6977.3%(51)
1794White Point ElementarySan Pedro, CALos Angeles Unified3147.3%(23)
1795Costano ElementaryEast Palo Alto, CARavenswood City Elementary3697.3%(27)
1796Richard Henry Dana MiddleSan Pedro, CALos Angeles Unified1,3557.3%(99)
1797Roosevelt ElementaryCompton, CACompton Unified5347.3%(39)
1798Harder ElementaryHayward, CAHayward Unified6717.3%(49)
1799Santa Monica HighSanta Monica, CASanta Monica-Malibu Unified2,5887.3%(189)
1800Highlands ElementarySpring Valley, CALa Mesa-Spring Valley3577.3%(26)
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