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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 37

Ranks 1,801–1,850 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
1801Rio Vista ElementarySan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified412307.3%
1802Hillsdale ElementaryNorth Highlands, CATwin Rivers Unified234177.3%
1803Palm Innovation AcademyBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified565417.3%
1804Ron Nunn ElementaryBrentwood, CABrentwood Union702517.3%
1805Grapeland ElementaryEtiwanda, CAEtiwanda Elementary620457.3%
1806Animo Jackie Robinson HighLos Angeles, CAAnimo Jackie Robinson High District607447.3%
1807Del Norte ElementaryOntario, CAOntario-Montclair428317.2%
1808Levi Bemis ElementaryRialto, CARialto Unified566417.2%
1809Fairfax ElementarySan Bernardino, CASan Bernardino City Unified359267.2%
1810Philip Magruder MiddleTorrance, CATorrance Unified635467.2%
1811Antelope Crossing MiddleAntelope, CADry Creek Joint Elementary1,051767.2%
1812La Presa ElementarySpring Valley, CALa Mesa-Spring Valley346257.2%
1813Stockton Collegiate International ElementaryStockton, CAStockton Collegiate International Elementary District360267.2%
1814Ernest Kimme Charter AcademyVacaville, CAVacaville Unified194147.2%
1815High Tech ElementarySan Diego, CAHigh Tech Elementary District444327.2%
1816Naranca ElementaryEl Cajon, CACajon Valley Union985717.2%
1817Dickison ElementaryCompton, CACompton Unified681497.2%
1818Mountain Heights AcademySan Jacinto, CASan Jacinto Unified12597.2%
1819The Education CorpsLong Beach, CAThe Education Corps District278207.2%
1820Navigator ElementaryRancho Cordova, CAFolsom-Cordova Unified431317.2%
1821Russell ElementaryLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified739537.2%
1822American Canyon MiddleAmerican Canyon, CANapa Valley Unified1,074777.2%
1823O'Connell (John) HighSan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified460337.2%
1824Faller ElementaryRidgecrest, CASierra Sands Unified516377.2%
1825Cedar MiddleHesperia, CAHesperia Unified1,061767.2%
1826Palo Verde HighBlythe, CAPalo Verde Unified740537.2%
1827Cleveland ElementaryStockton, CAStockton Unified587427.2%
1828George W. Bush ElementaryStockton, CAStockton Unified754547.2%
1829Cubberley K-8Long Beach, CALong Beach Unified951687.2%
1830Shadow RidgeHesperia, CAHesperia Unified378277.1%
1831Melville S. Jacobson ElementaryTracy, CATracy Joint Unified644467.1%
1832OCS - SouthAltadena, CAOCS - South District392287.1%
1833Virginia Primrose ElementaryFontana, CAFontana Unified336247.1%
1834Calla HighManteca, CAManteca Unified140107.1%
1835Arroyo Verde ElementaryHighland, CARedlands Unified518377.1%
1836Antelope HighAntelope, CARoseville Joint Union High1,8211307.1%
1837Grant ElementarySan Lorenzo, CASan Lorenzo Unified322237.1%
1838Chase Avenue ElementaryEl Cajon, CACajon Valley Union757547.1%
1839Mary B. Lewis ElementaryBloomington, CAColton Joint Unified548397.1%
1840Jefferson MiddleTorrance, CATorrance Unified674487.1%
1841William B. Bristow MiddleBrentwood, CABrentwood Union1,223877.1%
1842Apricot Valley ElementaryPatterson, CAPatterson Joint Unified788567.1%
1843Warren F. Frisbie MiddleRialto, CARialto Unified1,000717.1%
1844Citrus ElementaryUpland, CAUpland Unified494357.1%
1845Susan La Vorgna ElementaryWinchester, CATemecula Valley Unified649467.1%
1846West Fresno MiddleFresno, CAWashington Unified296217.1%
1847John C. Fremont Senior HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified1,8891347.1%
1848Woodland Hills Elementary Charter for Enriched StudiesWoodland Hills, CALos Angeles Unified621447.1%
1849Patricia Beatty ElementaryRiverside, CARiverside Unified494357.1%
1850Learning WorksPasadena, CALearning Works District212157.1%
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