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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in California · page 40

Ranks 1,951–2,000 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in California. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% Black
1951Miwok Village ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified1,0506.7%(70)
1952Calaveras HillsMilpitas, CAMilpitas Unified1056.7%(7)
1953Raymond Cree MiddlePalm Springs, CAPalm Springs Unified7216.7%(48)
1954Felix J. Appleby ElementaryBlythe, CAPalo Verde Unified6176.7%(41)
1955Coyle Avenue ElementaryCarmichael, CASan Juan Unified3316.7%(22)
1956Math and Science College PreparatoryLos Angeles, CAMath and Science College Preparatory District5576.6%(37)
1957Helen Keller ElementaryLynwood, CALynwood Unified4076.6%(27)
1958Culverdale ElementaryIrvine, CAIrvine Unified5586.6%(37)
1959Canyon Lake MiddleLake Elsinore, CALake Elsinore Unified9516.6%(63)
1960High Tech Elementary MesaSan Diego, CAHigh Tech Elementary Mesa District4236.6%(28)
1961Aviation ElementaryHawthorne, CAWiseburn Unified4396.6%(29)
1962Lexington ElementaryEl Cajon, CACajon Valley Union8786.6%(58)
1963Stonebrae ElementaryHayward, CAHayward Unified6056.6%(40)
1964Central HighLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified2426.6%(16)
1965Glen Park ElementarySan Francisco, CASan Francisco Unified3486.6%(23)
1966Donald E. SuburuBakersfield, CALakeside Union8036.6%(53)
1967Washington Manor MiddleSan Leandro, CASan Lorenzo Unified5006.6%(33)
1968LuisenoCorona, CALake Elsinore Unified8196.6%(54)
1969Myra Linn ElementaryRiverside, CAAlvord Unified4406.6%(29)
1970Stephen Foster ElementaryLakewood, CABellflower Unified5016.6%(33)
1971Halldale ElementaryTorrance, CALos Angeles Unified4256.6%(28)
1972Lathrop HighLathrop, CAManteca Unified1,4866.6%(98)
1973Napa Junction ElementaryAmerican Canyon, CANapa Valley Unified5316.6%(35)
1974Little Chico Creek ElementaryChico, CAChico Unified4716.6%(31)
1975Langdon Avenue ElementaryNorth Hills, CALos Angeles Unified5326.6%(35)
1976Vail ElementaryTemecula, CATemecula Valley Unified5636.6%(37)
1977Heritage ElementaryChula Vista, CAChula Vista Elementary7326.6%(48)
1978James A. McKee ElementaryElk Grove, CAElk Grove Unified4886.6%(32)
1979Adelante High (Continuation)Roseville, CARoseville Joint Union High1226.6%(8)
1980Lincoln MiddleSanta Monica, CASanta Monica-Malibu Unified9146.6%(60)
1981Foxboro ElementaryVacaville, CATravis Unified7176.6%(47)
1982Anna Hause ElementaryBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified6566.5%(43)
1983Palm Springs HighPalm Springs, CAPalm Springs Unified1,4976.5%(98)
1984Adams ElementarySan Diego, CASan Diego Unified2906.5%(19)
1985Holland ElementaryFresno, CAFresno Unified3676.5%(24)
1986Butterfield Language AcademyMoreno Valley, CAMoreno Valley Unified9636.5%(63)
1987Wangenheim MiddleSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified7036.5%(46)
1988Del Paso Manor ElementarySacramento, CASan Juan Unified7346.5%(48)
1989CBK CharterRiverside, CARiverside County Office of Education6126.5%(40)
1990Beardsley Junior HighBakersfield, CABeardsley Elementary3836.5%(25)
1991Beaumont Senior HighBeaumont, CABeaumont Unified3,4606.5%(226)
1992Winton MiddleHayward, CAHayward Unified5826.5%(38)
1993Thirty-Second Street USC Performing ArtsLos Angeles, CALos Angeles Unified8426.5%(55)
1994Central ElementaryBanning, CABanning Unified7826.5%(51)
1995Blackford ElementarySan Jose, CACampbell Union4146.5%(27)
1996Kern Workforce 2000 AcademyBakersfield, CAKern High4916.5%(32)
1997Marina HighMarina, CAMonterey Peninsula Unified7216.5%(47)
1998Lewis MiddleSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified1,0136.5%(66)
1999East Village Middle College HighSan Diego, CASan Diego Unified1386.5%(9)
2000McMillin (Corky) ElementaryChula Vista, CAChula Vista Elementary6916.5%(45)
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